Eddie Davis

Mar 14, 2025 | wfpg.com | Steve McKay |Eddie Davis

An Egg Harbor Township man who sold illegal drugs in 2022 that caused the overdoses of two teenagers was sentenced to 15 years in prison on Monday. Elias Santiago, 27, was sentenced by Atlantic County Superior Court Judge Jeffrey J. Waldman to serve 15 years in New Jersey state prison for each death he caused. Santiago pleaded guilty in December to two counts of strict liability drug-induced death.

Feb 19, 2025 | wfpg.com | Eddie Davis |Steve McKay

Fred Wilson, a teacher at Egg Harbor Township High School accused of threatening President Donald Trump in a social media post, has submitted his resignation, effective at the end of the school year. At Tuesday night's EHT Board of Education meeting, Wilson's resignation was unanimously approved, according to the Press of Atlantic City. Board President Lou Bella Barca made a brief statement concerning the decision. "We take comments about and suggestions of violence seriously.

Jan 31, 2025 | nj1015.com | Steve McKay |Eddie Davis

🔺  Always remember, when stopped by police, they have all the leverage🔺  The side of the road is not the place to litigate your case🔺  A little respect and restraint may be the difference between getting a ticket or driving away with a warningIf you've ever been pulled over by the police, you probably know it can feel pretty intimidating.

Jan 28, 2025 | wfpg.com | Steve McKay |Eddie Davis

🔺  Always remember, when stopped by police, they have all the leverage🔺  The side of the road is not the place to litigate your case🔺  A little respect and restraint may be the difference between getting a ticket or driving away with a warningIf you've ever been pulled over by the police, you probably know it can feel pretty intimidating.

Jan 24, 2025 | wfpg.com | Steve McKay |Eddie Davis

You've heard the saying , No shoes, no shirt -- No service? Spirit Airlines has come up with its own twist on that slogan in its updated in-flight dress code. Showing off your nasty tats, lewd or obscene clothes? No ticket!Spirit Airlines has introduced a new dress code policy aimed at banning what they consider “trashy looks” from flights. The updated rules target attire that shows too much skin, has offensive language, or feels overly casual for air travel.