Driver indicted in drunken driving crash that killed man, injured several others
Updated 8:55 AM;
A Salem County grand jury has indicted a Penns Grove man in a crash that killed a Delaware resident and injured several others.
David M. Thomas, 35, was allegedly drunk and speeding on Jan. 24, 2020, when his SUV struck the rear of another vehicle on Hook Road in Pennsville Township, then entered the oncoming lane of traffic and collided head-on with a car driven by Wayne J. Corbin, 70, of Wilmington, Delaware, according to police.
Corbin died of his injuries, while three of his passengers were hospitalized. The driver of the other vehicle struck by Thomas was also injured.
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SOUTH JERSEY – Law enforcement officials say they are investigating an apparent murder-suicide at a home in South Jersey, NJ Advance Media reported.
The incident happened around 5 p.m. on Monday when officers responded to a home on Davis Street in Pennsville Township for a well-being check; neighbors also said they had heard gunshots, according to NJ Advance Media
Officers found a 25-year-old woman and 26-year-old man dead of gunshot wounds, according to NJ Advance Media.
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Police ID 2 killed in apparent murder-suicide in Salem County
Updated 8:24 AM;
Officers responded to a home on Davis Street in Pennsville Township around 5 p.m. after neighbors reported hearing a loud noise, which they described as a possible gunshot.
Inside the home, police found Casey Power, 25, and Brendon Anuszewski, 26, dead of gunshot wounds.
Authorities do not believe anyone else was involved in the incident, according to Pennsville Police Chief Vince Green.
Anuszewski appears to have fired the shots, Green said, noting that Power’s manner of death was determined to be homicide, while Anuszewski’s was found to be suicide.
2 shot to death in South Jersey home in apparent murder-suicide
Updated 10:10 AM;
Authorities are investigating an apparent murder-suicide at a home in Salem County.
Police officers responded to a home on Davis Street in Pennsville Township at about 5 p.m. Monday for a well-being check and got no response at the door, according to township police.
They spoke to the person who had called police and neighbors who reported hearing a loud noise which they described as a possible gunshot prior to making the call. The neighbors described past arguments between a man and woman in the home and believed the woman had recently moved out of the residence, police said.
Here are the 30 N.J. towns with the highest property tax rates
Updated Mar 15, 2021;
New Jersey’s highest-in-the-nation average property tax bill hit $9,112 last year.
And while the average property tax bill in the state and in each municipality tells us how much New Jersey’s homeowners are
really paying, it’s not the best way to measure which towns take the biggest bite.
Those with with million-dollar houses will inevitably have higher average property tax bills, which are a function of property values and property tax rates.
The best way to compare tax bills is using the equalized tax rate.