press release September 22, 2014

HARRISBURG – Attorney General Kathleen G. Kane today announced the arrest of 27 individuals across the Commonwealth for a variety of unrelated insurance fraud offenses.
The recent sweep was the result of investigations by the Office of Attorney General\’s Insurance Fraud Section, the largest law enforcement entity in Pennsylvania with specific authority to investigate and prosecute such crimes.

\”Insurance fraud is one of the most costly white-collar crimes in America today, with estimated losses in the billions of dollars annually,\” Attorney General Kane said. \”This sweep demonstrates the severe penalties for committing these crimes, which increases costs for everyone, including seniors.\”

TRENTON –Acting Attorney General John J. Hoffman announced today that a Philadelphia man was arrested without incident on Saturday morning in the parking lot of the Deptford Mall in Gloucester County for allegedly possessing a kilogram of cocaine, worth about $40,000, that was intended for sale in Atlantic City.

Gloucester County Prosecutor\’s Office press release Sept. 23,2014

A methodical, nine-hour effort by Gloucester County\’s Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) unit began with a gunshot inside a West Deptford Township NJ townhouse shortly before 2 p.m. on Monday (9/22).

After repeated attempts to communicate with the shooter, detect his location with mobile robotic units inside the two-story and basement dwelling and deployment of irritant gas to force him out of the residence, a SWAT team entered the structure and found his body in a basement closet at 11:24 p.m.

September 22, 2104 press release

press release September 22, 2014

On Saturday September 2, 2014 at 12:40 am Lindenwold Police were dispatched to the 2800 building of Arborwood Condos (511 E.Gibbsboro Road Lindenwold, NJ) for a report of an armed robbery. On arrival the Victim, a 46 yr old black male, stated the incident happened at 12:25 am as he was leaving his apartment. He was walking to his delivery truck when he was approached by tall thin black male with a handgun. The male put the gun to the Victim head and demanded he turn over everything he had. The Victim surrendered his cell phone, along with a business credit card which he retrieved from his truck. The male then struck him in the face and ran off.

 press release September 23, 2014

By Cheryl Pellerin
DoD News, Defense Media Activity

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23, 2014 – Successful U.S. military and partner nation strikes last night against the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, or ISIL, were only the beginning of the fight to degrade and defeat the brutal terrorist group, Pentagon Press Secretary Navy Adm. John Kirby said today.

Army Lt. Gen. William C. Mayville Jr., director of operations for the Joint Staff, describes the airstrikes U.S. and coalition forces conducted on ISIL targets in Syria and Iraq during a press briefing at the Pentagon, Sept. 23, 2014. DoD photo by Casper Manlangit. (Click photo for screen-resolution image);high-resolution image available.

Coalition partners in the strikes included Jordan, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, with Qatar in a supporting role, the admiral said during a press briefing here, adding that all continue to be a critical part of the strategy against ISIL.

\”Secretary Hagel appreciates their partnership and in particular the hard work and the strong leadership shown by our Central Command Commander Gen. Lloyd Austin,\” who kept Hagel updated throughout the operation, Kirby added.

Hagel is also \”immensely proud of the U.S. personnel who participated in and supported these missions,\” the admiral said, \”and he deeply appreciates their service and their sacrifices.\”

About the operation itself, Kirby said Centcom did not coordinate with the Assad regime.

\”While the United States did inform the Syrian regime through our U.N. ambassador of our intent to take action, there was no coordination and no military-to-military communication.\”

Michele Kent Provides Perspective on Long-Term Care at Panel NJ Spotlight Conference

Trenton, NJ- September 22, 2014- This month, LeadingAge New Jersey’s President and CEO Michele Kent presented at the NJ Spotlight Conference entitled \”The Future of Long-Term Care in New Jersey.\” Kent was a featured panelist on the topic of \”Future of Nursing Homes & Palliative Care.\”

\”Thanks to the many improvements in technology, in medicine, and in payment structure, many seniors may never have to enter a nursing home,\” stated Kent. \”This has fueled the development and exponential expansion of Home & Community Based Services (HCBS). These changes, innovations and shifts in public policy are, as Martha Stewart would say, ‘a good thing.’ At the same time, we must ensure the continuum of care, including a cadre of skilled nursing beds. We must keep nursing homes well funded, so they can provide high quality care. And with all the forthcoming changes in our healthcare delivery system, we must keep our eyes on grandma and grandpa, and be sure we are collectively doing all we can to provide the love and care which they have earned.\” 

(NewsUSA) – The recent government shutdown inconvenienced many Americans — from federal workers, to tourists — but how did it impact those looking for work? The health care debate was among the main catalysts for the shutdown, with both parties claiming to be the voice of the public, but has the voice of the job seeker been drowned out as a result? A new national poll asked those very questions to find out what was more important to job seekers — a paycheck or health insurance.

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