Sean Caddle receives 24-year prison sentence for 2014 Jersey City murder-for-hire scheme
Former New Jersey political operative Sean Caddle received a 24-year prison sentence for orchestrating a 2014 murder-for-hire scheme.
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Former New Jersey political operative Sean Caddle received a 24-year prison sentence for orchestrating a 2014 murder-for-hire scheme.
Mark Doyle, Jamie Rich and Tara McCrillis will head up the reorganized IDW, as more details about yesterday's layoff emerge.
A New Jersey political consultant on Tuesday pleaded guilty to hiring two men to kill a former colleague.
Feds lawsuit against alleged predatory N.J. landlord halted as he faces a number of criminal charges Updated 3:32 PM; U.S. District Judge John Michael Vasquez granted a six-month stay in the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) lawsuit against Joseph Centanni, 73, of Mountainside, after he was arrested in March on charges of coercing more than a dozen of his tenants into sexual acts in exchange for financial relief. Centanni’s attorneys sought the pause in the civil case after the Union County Prosecutor’s office arrested Centanni last month and seized “virtually all of his business records...