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Respected N J police officer dies after valiant fight against COVID, officials say

Respected N.J. police officer dies after ‘valiant fight’ against COVID, officials say Updated Jan 14, 2021; Facebook Share Officer Hector Moya was 55. He served with the Newark police for more than two decades. “The City of Newark deeply grieves the loss of this beloved 22-year police veteran,” Newark Mayor Ras J. Baraka said in a statement. “Officer Moya served our communities with honor, distinction and excellence. We extend our deepest condolences and prayers to Officer Moya’s family.” Grieving fellow officers escorted Moya’s body from the hospital to a funeral home with a final salute. Public Safety Director Anthony Ambrose said Moya was the seventh city police officer lost to the pandemic.

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COVID Live Updates:Moderna creating combination COVID-flu vaccine

100-year-old woman beats COVID A 100-year-old COVID patient defied the odds and was discharged from the hospital. Tina Pignataro won her fight against the virus and left the emergency field hospital at Staten Island University Hospital. Yankee Stadium could become vaccination site A spokesperson with the New York Yankees said the organization is currently working with city representatives to finalize details to use the stadium as a vaccination site. Elected leaders dropped ball on vaccine rollout in Tri-State The rollout of COVID-19 vaccinations has been rocky and confusing across the New York area and large swaths of the country, and now, one former federal health official says we re at least a month behind where we should be.

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NJ COVID Update: 2 women charged in connection with Newark parties in same location

NEWARK, Essex County (WABC) Two Essex county women have been arrested for serving alcohol after police received reports of a COVID violation. Rosa Maintano, 23, and Fanny Camas, 27, both of Irvington, were charged with maintaining an unlicensed liquor establishment. It s incredible how once again people put wealth over health, said Newark Public Safety Director Anthony Ambrose in a statement. It s selfish people like this who perpetuate the spread. The arrests stemmed from complaints of two large parties over the weekend at the same location. Officers arrived late Saturday night at a building in the 200 block of Verona Avenue to find 150 to 200 people not wearing masks and drinking beer as a soccer game was being played.

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Policía: Arrestan a dos mujeres por vender alcohol de manera ilegal en dos eventos multitudinarios en NJ

Policía: Arrestan a dos mujeres por vender alcohol de manera ilegal en dos eventos multitudinarios en NJ
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Newark cops, with reform, didn t fire a single shot in 2020 | Moran

Newark cops, with reform, didn’t fire a single shot in 2020 | Moran Updated Jan 11, 2021; Posted Jan 10, 2021 During the George Floyd protests, New York City saw plenty of violence, and Newark saw none. Across the state, Camden protests were peaceful, while violence broke out across the river in Philadelphia. These New Jersey police departments are embracing reform and de-escalation tactics. Facebook Share Newark Police officers did not fire a single shot during the calendar year 2020, and the city didn’t pay a single dime to settle police brutality cases. That’s never happened, at least in the city’s modern history.

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