Anthony G. Attrino

1 day ago | nj.com | Anthony G. Attrino

Two men were seriously injured in a motorcycle crash Monday night that shut down Route 9 northbound on the bridge between Sayreville and Woodbridge, authorities said. The crash occurred around 8:33 p.m. on the Driscoll Bridge and involved several motorcycles, according to the Woodbridge Police Department. Responding officers found multiple downed motorcycles and two injured riders on the Route 9 bridge heading into Woodbridge Township, police said.

1 day ago | silive.com | Anthony G. Attrino

Authorities in Edison say they executed the township’s largest asset seizure to date during a raid Thursday at a massage parlor suspected of prostitution and money laundering, recovering more than $750,000 — including $600,000 in cash sewn inside a giant teddy bear. The yearlong undercover investigation led by the Edison Police Department’s Vice Unit targeted Bliss Spa on Woodbridge Avenue and the Edison home of its manager, 47-year-old Daniela Diienno.

1 day ago | nj.com | Anthony G. Attrino

Authorities in Edison say they executed the township’s largest asset seizure to date during a raid Thursday at a massage parlor suspected of prostitution and money laundering, recovering more than $750,000 — including $600,000 in cash sewn inside a giant teddy bear. The yearlong undercover investigation led by the Edison Police Department’s Vice Unit targeted Bliss Spa on Woodbridge Avenue and the Edison home of its manager, 47-year-old Daniela Diienno.

1 day ago | nj.com | Anthony G. Attrino

A 6-month-old baby was found crying alone in a parked SUV in Bergen County Sunday afternoon, prompting a child neglect charge against the infant’s father, police said. Around 4:30 p.m., a pedestrian reported hearing a baby crying inside an SUV in a parking lot on Rochelle Avenue in Rochelle Park, according to the township’s police department. Officers arrived to find the vehicle not running with the windows open and the unattended infant strapped into a rear-facing car seat.

4 days ago | nj.com | Anthony G. Attrino

A judge has dismissed nearly all misconduct charges against former Roselle Police Chief Stacey Williams, ruling that his use of a homophobic slur did not justify his termination from the $210,000-a-year post. In a decision Thursday, state Administrative Law Judge Thomas R. Betancourt ordered Williams reinstated with a 30-day suspension, finding that while the chief’s use of the word was inappropriate, it did not amount to discrimination or neglect of duty.