The proposed multibillion-dollar redevelopment of Bader Field remains alive, but former Egg Harbor Township Mayor Sonny McCullough says state-level delays continue to frustrate efforts to move the ambitious Atlantic City project forward. SouthJerseyNewsBeat.com reports McCullough, a former state senator, discussed the project during a Tuesday, Sept. 22, appearance on The AC Mike Lopez Show on News Talk 1400 and 92.3 WOND, revealing that some members of the original development team are no longer involved and that new participants have joined the effort.
Six Of 10 County Fugitives Cuffed In Recent Weeks
Six of Atlantic County's 10 most wanted fugitives have been apprehended in recent weeks, and Sheriff Joe O'Donoghue says cooperation between law enforcement agencies and tips from the public have played an important role in the arrests. SouthJerseyNewsBeat.com reports O'Donoghue discussed the initiative on WOND, providing additional details about the Sheriff's Office's efforts to locate individuals wanted on outstanding warrants.The sheriff said five fugitives were arrested during the first week after the county released its most wanted list. A sixth was subsequently apprehended in Philadelphia with assistance from federal authorities.
Northfield Police Officer Charged With Misconduct, Other Counts
On Wednesday, 25 year old Malachi Valentine of Pleasantville was arrested on charges of second-degree Official Misconduct, Pattern of Official Misconduct, Computer Criminal Activity, and petty disorderly persons Harassment. An investigation found that while employed by the Northfield Police Department, Valentine allegedly utilized the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) database outside the scope of his employment since his appointment in 2023. Valentine was taken into custody and released on a complaint-summons. This criminal investigation was conducted by the Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office's Professional Standards Unit
Area Residents Get Tips On Avoiding AI Crimes
Criminals are using increasingly sophisticated tactics, including artificial intelligence to imitate the voices of loved ones, as they attempt to steal money and personal information from unsuspecting residents. SouthJerseyNewsBeat.com reports that was among the warnings shared during a fraud prevention event in Lower Township on Tuesday, Sept. 22, where more than 150 people gathered to learn how to recognize scams and protect themselves from financial fraud.The event was hosted by Lower Township Mayor and Council in partnership with the Lower Township Police Department.
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