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Third man charged in 2019 Jersey City alleged arson

Hudson Reporter Third man charged in 2019 Jersey City alleged arson × The Hudson County Prosecutor’s Office Regional Arson Task Force has arrested and charged a third person in an arson fire at La Tribu Minimart on Princeton Ave. in Jersey City on June 9, 2019. Jersey City resident Jeremiah Lane, 29, is charged with Aggravated Arson and Conspiracy to Commit Aggravated Arson. Officers arrested Lane on Monday, April 19,  at the Hudson County Prosecutor’s Office in Jersey City after he turned himself in. The alleged arson occurred at approximately 6:18 a.m. Members of the Jersey City Fire Department responded to a fire alarm at 9 Linden Ave. in Jersey City and noticed smoke coming from the first floor store at 343 Princeton Ave.

3rd Accused Arsonist Arrested In Jersey City Bodega Fire

Read / Add Comments A 29-year-old man was the third person to be charged with torching a Jersey City bodega in 2019, authorities announced Tuesday. Jeremiah Lane surrendered at the Hudson County Prosecutor s Office Monday, and was charged in connection with the June 9, 2019 blaze at Tribu Minimart on Princeton Avenue, Hudson County Prosecutor Esther Suarez said. The shop s two owners, Amado Gonzalez-Abreu, 38, and Francisca Duran-Tejada, age 47, were charged last October, Suarez said. Gonzalez-Abreu and Duran-Tejada were charged with arson for insurance fraud purposes, while was charged with aggravated arson and conspiracy to commit arson, Suarez said. Members of the Jersey City Fire Department were responding to a fire alarm at 9 Linden Ave., in Jersey City when they noticed smoke coming from the first floor store at 343 Princeton Ave., around 6:20 a.m. June 9, 2019, Suarez said.

Sacco urges Murphy to sign bill eliminating mandatory minimum sentences

Hudson Reporter Sacco urges Murphy to sign bill eliminating mandatory minimum sentences The governor will have to act soon, facing resistance from county prosecutors × Sacco wants to eliminate mandatory minimum sentences for official misconduct. Legislation that would eliminate mandatory minimum sentences for a number of nonviolent offenses has been awaiting a decision from Gov. Phil Murphy. Currently, courts are required to sentence a person to a minimum length of time in prison if they are convicted of a crime with a pre-determined mandatory minimum. According to the state, New Jersey has the nation’s largest disparity in incarceration rates among Black and white individuals, at a jarring 12 to 1 ratio.

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