Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small gave The Breakfast Club a lot to chew on as he appeared live on the Netflix podcast Monday morning. According to BreakingAC.com, the city leader offered up information on everything from his $50 million lawsuit against the Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office to the decrease in crime and increase in resources available to seniors, youth and small businesses.For their part, DJ Envy and the crew in New York City were most interested in the mayor's victory in court and how the family has come back from a criminal case that pitted his daughter against her parents.
AC Man Pleads Guilty In Drug, Weapons Case
An Atlantic City man faces up to 12 years in state prison after pleading guilty Monday to drug distribution and illegal weapons charges. Authorities say 32-year-old Bilal Freeman was arrested following a October 2025 surveillance operation where police seized over five ounces of cocaine, a loaded firearm, and fentanyl from his vehicle and residence. Freeman's co-defendant, Raleesha Cheatham, also pleaded guilty to child endangerment after investigators found the loaded gun and drugs accessible to four children living in the home. Two additional suspects pleaded guilty to drug conspiracy charges, while Freeman remains held in custody awaiting his sentencing in January 2027.
20 Year Old Egg Harbor City Man Dies From Injuries Sustained In Crash
A 20-year-old Egg Harbor City man died from injuries in a crash Saturday afternoon in Galloway Township. According to BreakingAC.com, a 61-year-old Egg Harbor City woman was turning left onto Aloe Street from Bremen Avenue at about 2:50 p.m., when she was struck by a Ford Mustang driven by the 20-year-old, according to police.The names have not been released.
Camden Man Found Guilty Of Shooting AC Man In 2024
An Atlantic County jury has found a Camden man guilty of attempted murder and multiple drug and weapons charges for shooting an Atlantic City man in July 2024. Prosecutors say forty-year-old Ricardo Berrios shot the victim following a dispute, leading to his arrest hours later at a local motel where police also uncovered a narcotics production facility. At the time of the shooting, Berrios had seven pending indictable charges and a long criminal record, qualifying him as a persistent offender. He remains jailed and faces up to two consecutive life terms at his December sentencing.










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