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N.J. Biker's Viral Recording Of 140 MPH Police Chase Leads To Charges: Patch PM
Also: Amazon announces same-day delivery / 24 new charter school applications in N.J. / Child porn bust includes teachers, bus drivers.

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Stories worth talking about tonight:
Biker Records 140-MPH Police Chase, Posts To YouTube, Gets Arrested
A 20-year-old Haskell man who rode his motorcycle through Pequannock at speeds reaching 140-miles-per-hour in December was arrested Wednesday after his video recording of the chase became a YouTube sensation. See for yourself. >>>Read more on Patch
Yesterday’s Patch PM: Teen Girl Goes Missing On Trip To Great Adventure (Good news, the teen was found!)
Other headlines:
Amazon Prime Bringing Same-Day Delivery Option To Some In New Jersey
- New service promises $35 orders to be delivered by 9 p.m. on the same day.
High School Senior Rescues Missing N.J. Woman From Abandoned Building
- An Absegami High School senior has rescued an 84-year-old woman who went missing Tuesday night from an abandoned building, Galloway Police said Wednesday afternoon.
N.J. Gets 24 New Charter School Applications: See The List Here
- Find out what New Jersey towns and districts may see new charter schools here.
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- Details Of Major N.J. Child Porn Bust Involving 16 Men, 14 Towns Revealed
- Standoff At Toms River ShopRite Ends Peacefully: Police
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