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Man uses pepper spray on fellow employees at TJ Maxx
Man uses pepper spray on fellow employees at TJ Maxx
A Trenton man has been charged with multiple offenses after using pepper spray on a cashier and the store manager at the TJ Maxx department store at the Nassau Park Pavilion following a dispute over his break time, according to the West Windsor Police Department.
The man, who is a store employee, was charged with possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose, issuing terroristic threats and simple assault in the incident, which occurred March 25, police said.
He reportedly became upset after he was told that he could not take a break outside of his scheduled break time, police said. He threatened to physically attack other employees and then left the store with his possessions, according to the allegations.
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Noel Powell III, a former Lawrence Township resident, was sentenced to seven years in prison and three years of supervised parole on a charge of second degree passion provocation manslaughter for shooting Devin Smith in the head as the victim sat at the bar at Applebee’s restaurant on Route 1 in Lawrence in November 2017.
The sentence was delivered March 11 by Mercer County Superior Court Judge Darlene Pereksta in a virtual sentencing.
It is subject to the “No Early Release Act,” which means Powell must serve at least 85% of his sentence before he is eligible for parole.
Powell will be credited with 1,208 days – the number of days he has been held in the Mercer County jail since his arrest on Nov. 19, 2017. He will be eligible for parole after serving five years, 11 months and 16 days from the day of his sentencing, Pereksta said.