Man, two 17-year-olds charged with murder in N.J. shooting
Updated Feb 27, 2021;
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Less than a week after a Newark man was gunned down in the city, authorities on Friday said two 17-year-old boys and an adult were arrested and charged in the slaying.
Jaqway McCall, 18, a city resident, and the juveniles face murder, conspiracy to commit murder and weapons charges in the Monday shooting death of Romel Bottex, Acting Essex County Prosecutor Theodore N. Stephens II and Newark Public Safety Director Anthony Ambrose announced in a joint statement.
Police arrested McCall without incident Thursday, according to officials. He was being held at the Essex County jail ahead of a detention hearing.
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Newark police officers heroically prevent man from taking his own life
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NEWARK, New Jersey (WABC) Newark police officers heroically stopped a man from taking his own life.
5th Precinct Officers Tianna Contreras and Briana Shanklin were patrolling Tuesday evening when they saw the 25-year-old man on the Route 78 overpass.
Officers got out of their vehicle and were able to use de-escalation training to talk the man into coming back onto the sidewalk. I m grateful that our officers were able to talk the man down, essentially saving his life, Public Safety Director Anthony Ambrose said. Our de-escalation training, coupled with the personal care of these officers, resulted in a peaceful ending for this individual s family and for the City of Newark as a whole. Instead of mourning the loss of a neighbor, we are celebrating the preservation of a life today.
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