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Jersey City Cop Came To AC to Allegedly Assault 2 Young Girls
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New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal announced that the officer was arrested yesterday after he allegedly communicated using a chat app with other adults who indicated they would provide him with access to children he could sexually assault.
Stephen Wilson, 34, of Bayonne was arrested Friday afternoon in an Atlantic City parking area. It was there, says Grewel, he allegedly agreed to meet the adults who offered him access to the girls. Wilson allegedly had encountered the other adults through an incest chat group, and they offered him access to two girls, ages 10 and 8, to sexually assault in exchange for $200. Wilson allegedly agreed to bring condoms if he intended to engage in sexual intercourse with the children. He had condoms and more than $500 in cash in his possession when he was arrested.
A Vineland man has been indicted on charges he stole $96,437 by fraudulently collecting unemployment benefits.
If you ve been unemployed in the last year in New Jersey, you re probably asking, How did this guy get benefits and I have so much trouble?
Unfortunately, we don t know the answer to that question.
What we do know, though, is that Brian Peyton, 50, of Vineland, is facing some pretty serious charges.
New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal says Peyton was indicted by a state grand jury on a second degree charge of theft by deception. It is alleged that he knowingly filed multiple claims for unemployment insurance between July 2010 and January 2017, despite the fact that he was employed throughout that time period and not eligible to receive unemployment benefits. As a result of the alleged fraudulent claims, a total of $96,437 in unemployment benefits were direct-deposited into his personal bank account.
A Vineland man has been indicted on charges he stole $96,437 by fraudulently collecting unemployment benefits.
If you ve been unemployed in the last year in New Jersey, you re probably asking, How did this guy get benefits and I have so much trouble?
Unfortunately, we don t know the answer to that question.
What we do know, though, is that Brian Peyton, 50, of Vineland, is facing some pretty serious charges.
New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal says Peyton was indicted by a state grand jury on a second degree charge of theft by deception. It is alleged that he knowingly filed multiple claims for unemployment insurance between July 2010 and January 2017, despite the fact that he was employed throughout that time period and not eligible to receive unemployment benefits. As a result of the alleged fraudulent claims, a total of $96,437 in unemployment benefits were direct-deposited into his personal bank account.
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