The Burlington County Prosecutor's Office plans to seize $31,000 from a man in Westampton Township who they claim operated an illicit online marijuana product order and delivery service. Before Bellmawr police discovered the business in February, it seemed to be doing well for what Nile K. Adams allegedly called "SpeedWeed." The prosecutor's office filed a lawsuit in the county superior court in June to compel Adams to give up his money.
Digital And Surveillance Technology
Gov. Mikie Sherrill signed a bill prohibiting businesses in New Jersey from charging customers different charges based on personal information they collect through digital and surveillance technology on Thursday. A one-year moratorium on the new usage of electronic shelf labels would also be imposed by the Fair Price Protection Act while the state investigates the effects. Stores can keep using the electronic labels they now have. "New Jersey families are already feeling the pressure of higher costs," stated Sherrill.
Pleasantville Fire
In Pleasantville the city's fire department said that a fire tore through a two-family home on Saturday afternoon, displacing five people and injured one. Firefighters responded to a structure fire at 122 W. Glendale Ave. They discovered that there was a lot of fire coming from the front-right center of the house. According to officials, the fire was contained fairly quickly. After receiving treatment for minor injuries, one person was sent to a neighboring hospital. According to officials, a dog and a cat were saved from the house.
Pleasantville Fire Injures One, Displaces Five
A Pleasantville fire displaced five people and left one with minor injuries Saturday.Firefighters were called to 122 W. Glendale Ave. at 1:13 p.m. According to BreakingAC.com, Batallion 4 arrived to heavy fire showing from the two-family residence, and started an aggressive attack. A dog and cat were rescued from inside the burning home. One resident was treated at the scene and taken to the hospital for minor injuries by Tricare EMS, the chief said. The fire was brought under control at about 2:10 p.m. The American Red Cross was assisting the displaced residents.
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