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NJ kidnap victim stayed with 911 for hours as cops tracked car - Vimarsana News

NJ kidnap victim stayed with 911 for hours as cops tracked car

Edison police chief Thomas Bryan told New Jersey 101.5 the woman called 911 as the car she was a passenger in driven by her boyfriend passed through the township.

NJ kidnap victim stayed with 911 for hours as cops tracked car - Vimarsana News

NJ kidnap victim stayed with 911 for hours as cops tracked car

Edison police chief Thomas Bryan told New Jersey 101.5 the woman called 911 as the car she was a passenger in driven by her boyfriend passed through the township.

Source: nj1015.com
Union vs blind passengers - Vimarsana News

Union vs blind passengers

Radio NZ reports: A union boss has been rebuked for going into a bus depot without permission amid a stoush over on-bus announcements. On Sunday night, Wellington Tramsway Union secretary Kevin O'Sullivan entered the Kilbirnie bus depot and put almost 2000 leaflets on bus seats. The leaflets asked passengers to call the Greater Wellington Regional

1 dead, one seriously injured in NJ bike crashes - Vimarsana News

1 dead, one seriously injured in NJ bike crashes

A man was killed on the Black Horse Pike in Hamilton Friday night while the driver of a motorized bike was ejected after running a red and slamming into an SUV in Manchester early Sunday morning.

Source: nj1015.com
Wellington union boss rebuked in stoush over bus stop announcements for blind passengers - Vimarsana News

Wellington union boss rebuked in stoush over bus stop announcements for blind passengers

A union boss has been rebuked for going into a bus depot without permission amid a stoush over on-bus announcements. The leaflets asked passengers to call