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We can show you the moment when Police Officers begin to enter Hamilton Hall that is an Academic Building that was occupied in the early hours of tuesday. Nypd officers in riot gear entered the building through a window. Several officers used a ladder to reach an upper floor, crawling through the opening to enter the hall. The protesting students had smashed their way into that building to gain access and had barricaded themselves inside. Meanwhile, those who were detained were moved to police buses you can see here. Students were led off campus with their hands behind their backs. New york po...

E mail, administrators have told students that � Non Compliance may result in disciplinary action. � the protest group, columbia Students Forjustice in palestine, posted a message on x warning that mass arrests are expected. We can show you the moment when Police Officers begin to enter Hamilton Hall on the campus of Columbia University. This was just moments ago nypd officers in riot gear entering the building through a window. Several officers using a ladder to reach an upper floor of the building, crawling through the opening to enter the hall. That is where a group of anti war proteste...

An Egg Harbor City man was arrested last week after a search resulted in the recovery of drugs and a weapon, police said Thursday.

An Atlantic County Grand Jury has indicted 26 year old Jacklyn Hessen of Atlantic City, NJ on charges including Strict Liability for a Drug Induced Death and Distribution of a Controlled Dangerous Substance. An investigation conducted by the Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Office Gangs, Guns, and Narcotics Unit, with the assistance of the Egg Harbor Township Police Department, revealed that on October 14, 2022, Hessen supplied 38-year-old Daniel Trocki with a lethal combination of Heroin, Fentanyl, and 4-ANPP. It is alleged that Trocki later died as a result of ingesting these substances...

Cape May has seen a spike in overdoses. New Jersey averages nearly eight overdose deaths per day.