And on the boardwalk, the wind took command of anything that wasnt nailed down. It is tuesday night and the the big story on action news is the aftermath the first big coastal storm of the summer. And even later tonight, we still saw almost constant lightning strikes off the cape may coast. But it was earlier when 70 and 80mileanhour winds caused this kind of damage. They sheared the roof right off the public works building at susquehanna and garfield in wildwood. In rio grande, a small plane was flipped onto its back, and a helicopter onto its side at the Cape May County airport. And a house skeened significant damage in stone harbor just feet from the spot where a tree came toppling down. At this late hour, Atlantic City electric reports more than 22,000 customers are still without power at the jersey shore. Meteorologist cecily tynan has the latest from accuweather. But first, were going to North Wildwood and action News Reporter christie ileto. Christie, a Tornado Warning late this
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A man who pleaded guilty and no contest to charges in a Hyde Park kidnapping case avoided prison on Monday.
Caden Rodney Peterson, 29, was sentenced to 270 days in jail with credit for time served and 48 monthsâ probation despite a prison recommendation from prosecutors.
Peterson pleaded guilty last month to one count of third-degree attempted kidnapping and entered no-contest pleas to single counts of second-degree aggravated assault and third-degree domestic violence in the presence of a child.
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Prior to sentencing, defense attorney Joseph Rupp argued for probation and jail for his client, citing no significant criminal history, âgreatâ family support and guaranteed employment upon Petersonâs release from jail. Rupp said Peterson had served 270 days in jail for the incident.
Claims People: CorVel, Crawford & Co., Testan Law By Claims Journal staff | May 20, 2021
CorVel Corp. appointed Joseph Rupp as area vice president for California.
He will supervise product and employee performance with a focus on meeting and exceeding market profit and revenue goals, the Irvine, Calif.-based claims management company said in a press release.
From 2008 to 2020, Rupp was Western region vice president for MetLife, where he was in charge of personal, commercial and life products in 20 states, according to his Linkedin page. Before then he worked for 17 years at Safeco Insurance, where he was an assistant vice president from 2002 to 2008.