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Wild Video Of Wrong-Way Driver Charged With DWI In NJ Chase: PM
Also: NJ Man Reportedly Thought He Was Killing 'Werewolf' In Slaying / Cool It With The Fireworks! / Search Ends For Missing NJ Couple

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Wild Video Of Wrong-Way Driver Charged With DWI In NJ Chase
Video shows vehicles swerving to avoid the woman's car for several miles, police said, before authorities were able to finally stop her.>>>Read more.
NJ Man Reportedly Thought He Was Killing 'Werewolf' In Slaying
Find out what's happening in Point Pleasantfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
The New Jersey man will avoid jail following the slaying. He was found with his pants down and was covered in blood, authorities said.
Find out what's happening in Point Pleasantfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
One local police department is asking residents to chill out on fireworks— for several good reasons.
There's still hope in the hearts of the family of a New Jersey couple who were reported missing in Barbados, reports say.
Suspected Human Remains Found At Palisades Interstate Park: Cops
Bones were found in a bag Monday morning that was left hanging on the door of the Stateline Lookout snack stand.
Hillsborough Group Heads To Texas To Help Migrants
"Our mission for this trip is to instill a little bit of hope in a place that is so desperately in need of it," one group member said.
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