Al Sharpton helped create the crime crisis he claims he’s trying to solve.
The full article can be read at the New York Post online. This story was published on January 26, 2023 at 12:02 am by the New York Post: Adam B. Coleman.
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BURLINGTON TWP, NJ – The Burlington County Prosecutor’s Office announced today that 23-year-old Newlin Evans has pleaded guilty to aggravated manslaughter in an arson-related death case. On April 20, 2022, firefighters were called to a fire inside the Tara Hall Apartment Complex on Egbert Street. During the course of the firefighting operation, the body of 22-year-old Camryn Powell was found. Evans, who suffered burns, fled the scene and ultimately was transported to Jefferson Hospital in Philadelphia for treatment. During their investigation, detectives learned that Evans cut the screen of a ground floor apartment, broke the window and threw material soaked
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Submitted by Jessica Ciccone CAMDEN, NJ – The New Jersey State Agriculture Development Committee (SADC), the Farmland Preservation arm that is in, but not of, the New Jersey Department of Agriculture, approved the preservation of two farms in Camden County at its monthly meeting on Thursday, January 26th, 2023. The two farms, totaling approximately 93 acres, are the first to be preserved in Camden County since 2016 when the Pagano Farm was preserved. The preservation of the Sleeter family farm in Gloucester Township, and Stella Farm in Winslow Township, is the result of long-term cooperation and planning with the County,
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We Asked The White House To List Kamala Harris’ Accomplishments. They Never Responded Mary Lou Masters on February 8, 2023 Despite repeated requests, the White House did not provide the Daily Caller News Foundation with a list of Kamala Harris’ accomplishments as vice president. Harris was the subject of a Monday article in the NYT in which prominent members of the Democratic Party criticized her lack of achievements and leadership ability, with one Democratic donor saying he could not think of a single thing she had achieved. Following the publication of the article, the Daily Caller News Foundation repeatedly asked
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‘Zuck Bucks 2.0’: Liberal Group Uses Legal ‘Magic Trick’ To Fund Election Offices, Even In Red States, Watchdogs Say Bronson Winslow on February 8, 2023 A nonprofit organization that poured money from Mark Zuckerberg into election offices during the 2020 presidential election is now offering “nonpartisan” assistance for election offices. The group, the Center for Tech and Civic Life (CTCL), alongside various other “left-wing” nonprofits and companies, formed an $80 million initiative called the U.S. Alliance for Election Excellence, which targets election offices with grants, trainings, resources and consulting services, even in states that block public funding for election offices. The Alliance claims to be nonpartisan,
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BURLINGTON TWP, NJ – The Burlington County Prosecutor’s Office announced today that 23-year-old Newlin Evans has pleaded guilty to aggravated manslaughter in an arson-related death case. On April 20, 2022, firefighters were called to a fire inside the Tara Hall Apartment Complex on Egbert Street. During the course of the firefighting operation, the body of 22-year-old Camryn Powell was found. Evans, who suffered burns, fled the scene and ultimately was transported to Jefferson Hospital in Philadelphia for treatment. During their investigation, detectives learned that Evans cut the screen of a ground floor apartment, broke the window and threw material soaked
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Submitted by Jessica Ciccone CAMDEN, NJ – The New Jersey State Agriculture Development Committee (SADC), the Farmland Preservation arm that is in, but not of, the New Jersey Department of Agriculture, approved the preservation of two farms in Camden County at its monthly meeting on Thursday, January 26th, 2023. The two farms, totaling approximately 93 acres, are the first to be preserved in Camden County since 2016 when the Pagano Farm was preserved. The preservation of the Sleeter family farm in Gloucester Township, and Stella Farm in Winslow Township, is the result of long-term cooperation and planning with the County,
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We Asked The White House To List Kamala Harris’ Accomplishments. They Never Responded Mary Lou Masters on February 8, 2023 Despite repeated requests, the White House did not provide the Daily Caller News Foundation with a list of Kamala Harris’ accomplishments as vice president. Harris was the subject of a Monday article in the NYT in which prominent members of the Democratic Party criticized her lack of achievements and leadership ability, with one Democratic donor saying he could not think of a single thing she had achieved. Following the publication of the article, the Daily Caller News Foundation repeatedly asked
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‘Zuck Bucks 2.0’: Liberal Group Uses Legal ‘Magic Trick’ To Fund Election Offices, Even In Red States, Watchdogs Say Bronson Winslow on February 8, 2023 A nonprofit organization that poured money from Mark Zuckerberg into election offices during the 2020 presidential election is now offering “nonpartisan” assistance for election offices. The group, the Center for Tech and Civic Life (CTCL), alongside various other “left-wing” nonprofits and companies, formed an $80 million initiative called the U.S. Alliance for Election Excellence, which targets election offices with grants, trainings, resources and consulting services, even in states that block public funding for election offices. The Alliance claims to be nonpartisan,
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