(CNBNEWSnet) On Monday after documents surfaced in which Bill Cosby admitted to getting quaaludes to give to girls he wanted to have sex with, the comedian lost an adamant supporter who had defended him against brewing sexual assault allegations over the last year. On Tuesday, he lost some more support: His bust in the Hollywood Studios Hall…
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Manslaughter plea affirmed in 2011 Deptford fatal stabbing
WOODBURY NJ–Rejecting arguments that the lawyer for Donald D. Hetrick (DOB 2/25/62), of Deptford Township NJ, should not have advised a guilty plea and failed to claim self-defense, a Superior Court judge has affirmed Hetrick’s aggravated manslaughter plea and 26-year state prison sentence in the 2009 fatal stabbing 39-year-old Roland Webster.
\”Petitioner has not established a prima facie case that he was denied effective assistance of counsel,\” Judge Robert P. Becker wrote in a 12-page decision following a 6/25/15 hearing on Hetrick’s petition for post-conviction relief.
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Instructors for the FBI’s Law Enforcement Officers Killed and Assaulted (LEOKA) Program begin each class addressing foot pursuit by asking students, How many officers received some form of foot-pursuit training from their respective agencies? On average only 1 to 3 percent of class participants give an affirmative answer. In courses dealing with facing a drawn gun, trainers ask, How many officers’ agencies provide training for drawn-gun scenarios? Approximately 10 to 20 percent of students answer that they received this type of instruction.
Statistically, officers’ chance of becoming involved in a foot pursuit greatly exceeds their likeliness of ever facing a drawn-gun scenario. Yet, how many foot pursuits could end with an officer encountering a drawn gun? If proactive training is a key to reducing risk to law enforcement personnel, agencies should train for foot pursuits beforehand to minimize the chance of officers facing a drawn gun while on duty.
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PRESS RELEASE JULY 9, 2015
Cape May Court House, New Jersey – Cape May County Prosecutor Robert L. Taylor in conjunction with Chief William Mastriana of the Lower Township Police Department reports of a concerning issue involving drug related overdoses directly linked to the illicit abuse of heroin a Schedule I Controlled Dangerous Substance. Over the past two weeks there has been an alarming rise in drug related overdoses throughout the County and more especially, Lower Township where police have alone responded to and aided ten (10) separate individuals suffering from drug related overdoses from the use of heroin.
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Eugene Harrison, 24, was sentenced on Monday to 17 years in state prison. He pleaded guilty in June to one count of armed robbery in connection with a stick-up that resulted in the death of 40 year-old Michael Haller.
Harrison, who also goes by the name Hairston, and a co-defendant, 18-year-old Hassan Dallas of Camden, approached Haller on Vine Street in Camden on October 16, 2012, and walked with the victim to the site of the shooting on the 600 block of Erie Street. Dallas then went into a nearby home, retrieved a gun and returned to rob Haller. The victim resisted and was shot by Dallas.
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