Bail stands in guns for heroin case

 WOODBURY NJ (November 14, 2014)–Kyle Still (DOB 3/12/85) was denied a reduction in his $50,000 bail today by a judge who said charges that the Gibbstown NJ man had sold his father’s guns for heroin in Camden NJ is a \”very serious\” example of how weapons are illegally obtained.

\”If you’re wondering how weapons get into the hands of criminals, this is exactly it,\” Superior Court Judge Kevin T. Smith said. \”I view this with a good deal of seriousness.\”

DNREC Division of Fish & Wildlife seeks reports from public 
to bolster annual statewide bald eagle survey

DOVER (Nov. 13, 2014) – Each year, the Delaware Division of Fish & Wildlife conducts a statewide aerial survey to monitor Delaware’s bald eagle population. By conducting surveys from February through May, wildlife biologists identify resident bald eagle territories and examine them for active nesting and productivity. As in recent years, the Division is again requesting that Delawareans report bald eagle sightings to help identify new nests and to give better focus to these aerial surveys.

By Megan Gallegos

DENVER (CN) – TV personality Nancy Grace defamed a man by claiming he left \”a textbook serial killer\’s calling card\” at a woman\’s home, though he was nowhere near the place, the man claims in court.
Benjamin Seibert sued Nancy Grace, Turner Broadcasting Systems and Crime Stoppers, on Monday in Denver County Court. He seeks punitive damages for defamation, privacy invasion and outrage.
Grace is known for her appearances on cable TV as a legal expert and for her show \”Nancy Grace\” on Turner Broadcasting\’s Headline News Channel.
Seibert claims that Grace defamed him on the air after a January incident that led police to suspect for two days that he may have broken into a woman\’s home.
\”On January 29, 2014, a mother in Denver put her children to bed and returned to her kitchen. There she found a picture of an unidentified man on her cell phone. She assumed that the picture was a \’selfie\’ taken by an intruder and called police,\” the complaint states.