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NJ Cop Accused Of Stealing Reporter's Camera During Delaney Hall Protest
The photojournalist was injured during Saturday’s protest and dropped a camera bag containing an estimated $10,000 worth of equipment.

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The photojournalist was injured during Saturday’s protest and dropped a camera bag containing an estimated $10,000 worth of equipment.

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Township Mayor Donna Guariglia told the New Jersey Monitor that township officials cannot comment on the lawsuit.
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