A 36-year-old New Jersey man was arrested for the second time this spring for trying to antagonize law enforcement and public officials most recently when he posted threatening videos on YouTube, authorities said. Weeks after painting a blue line along Hooper Avenue in Toms River, David Giordano uploaded thee videos to YouTube titled “Toms River Police are the Best,” the Ocean County .
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David R. Giordano, 36, has been charged with terroristic threats and causing a false public alarm through YouTube videos threatening to turn the Ocean County Justice Complex and Toms River town hall upside down, authorities said. (Via Ocean County Corrections website)
TOMS RIVER, NJ A Toms River man who drew attention when he painted a blue line down the middle of Hooper Avenue last month is in trouble with the law again this time accused of threatening to turn the Ocean County Justice Complex and Toms River Town Hall upside down, the Ocean County Prosecutor s Office said Monday.
David Giordano, 36, has been charged with terroristic threats and creating a false public alarm in connection with three YouTube videos uploaded on April 12 to a public channel entitled Toms River Police are the Best, Prosecutor Bradley Billhimer said. He said the charges are usually third-degree crimes but have been elevated to second degree because they were committed during a dec
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A Lacey man is accused of selling the fentanyl pills that authorities say led to a woman s overdose death in November. (Ocean County Prosecutor s Office)
TOMS RIVER, NJ A Lacey man has been charged with strict liability for a drug-induced death following a woman s overdose on fentanyl in November, according to the Ocean County Prosecutor s Office and Toms River police.
Jehmar Barrett, 34, has been charged with strict liability for a drug-induced death, distribution of heroin and cocaine, possession of heroin and cocaine, and conspiracy to distribute heroin.
Toms River police were called to a home on Alabama Avenue on Nov. 24 for an unresponsive woman, who was pronounced dead at the scene, said Prosecutor Bradley D. Billhimer and Police Chief Mitchell Little in a joint statement on Friday. An investigation found that Barrett sold the woman heroin and cocaine on Nov. 23.
Accused drug dealer sold woman fentanyl that led to her overdose death, authorities say
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An accused drug dealer has been charged in the death of a woman who overdosed on fentanyl and cocaine last year, officials said.
Jehmar Barrett, 34, Lacey, was charged Thursday with strict liability drug induced death, more than five months after the death of a Toms River woman, the Ocean County Prosecutor’s Office said in a statement.
Toms River police were called to a home on Alabama Avenue on Nov. 24 and found the woman dead when they arrived. Investigators learned the woman bought drugs from Barrett and charged him with possession of and distribution of cocaine and heroin. He was also charged at the time with eluding.