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• South Toms River Man Pleads Guilty to Armed Robberies in Toms River and Lacey Township (lakewoodalerts.com) — A South Toms River man has admitted to robbing a TD Bank in Lacey Township and a Wawa in Toms River, displaying a gun and fleeing with cash in both cases. Lacey Township detectives helped arrest him in Newark, and prosecutors will seek concurrent 15-year prison terms when he's sentenced in January 2027.
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