Former N.J. camp counselor pleads guilty to child porn charges for 2nd time
Updated May 10, 6:39 PM;
Posted May 10, 6:39 PM
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A man who formerly worked with children at a Jewish summer camp in Medford Township admitted last week that he distributed child sexual assault material in exchange for a 10-year state prison sentence, officials said.
Stephen Gifford, 36, of Medford, pleaded guilty last week to endangering the welfare of a child, the Burlington County Prosecutor’s Office announced Monday.
An investigation revealed that Gifford shared more than 1,000 images and videos of “sexual assault material,” according to a statement from the Burlington County Prosecutor’s Office. Detectives seized multiple electronic devices from his home and after they were examined and the office’s high-tech crimes unit found the material, they said.
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A 36-year-old former camp counselor from Burlington County has admitted possessing more than 1,000 images of child pornography, authorities said.
Stephen Gifford of Medford Township entered a guilty plea on May 5 in Superior Court in Mount Holly to endangering the welfare of a child, according to Burlington County Prosecutor Scott Coffina.
Gifford formerly worked with children at a Jewish summer camp in Medford Township, according to earlier media reports.
Gifford admitted to guilty distributing child sexual assault material in exchange for a plea-bargained 10-year state prison sentence, Coffina said.
This is the second time Gifford pleaded guilty to endangering the welfare of a child,
How much money is too much money is the question for anyone eying a new home or renovations to their current home. The crunch comes at a time when the number of homes for sale can’t come close to meeting demand.
South Jersey builder Michael Canuso, the current president of the New Jersey Builders Association, says lumber prices deserve all the attention they are getting. Inflation there is the worst among essential building commodities right now, he said.
“We’ve seen probably a 300 percent increase in some of the materials,” said Canuso, a third-generation builder. “The OSB boards, the plywoods, and the sheathing are ridiculously high.”
You’ve never had pudding like The Puddin Palace pudding.
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Co-owners and South Jersey natives Miranda Jordan and LaGracia Givings started The Puddin Palace in 2018, doing pop ups.
Now, the Black-owned business will graduate to a brick-and-mortar dessert shop in Oaklyn in late April or early May. The location is at 211 W. Clinton Ave., former home to The Square Meal cafe, which closed in October.
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Lisa James Nutrition Opens Princeton Office
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