are expected to gather here behind me for a vigil tonight starting at 8:00. reporting live, rob nelson, channel 7 eyewitness news. justice tonight decades in the making for a young man wrongly convicted of raping a teenager. 28 years ago. his name was cleared today after new dna testing of evidence. but not before he served several years in prison and a long time on the sex offender registry. eyewitness news reporter aj ross with the story. after enduring the unthinkable for nearly 28 years, deon harrell walked out of the courthouse with gratitude for his attorneys who believed he was innocent all along. reporter: mere words can t describe the seemingly insurmountable obstacles he s faced the better part of his life. just 22 years old, he was teenaged girl in long branch in 1988. he always maintained his innocence but spent four years in prison and nearly the next 20 on the sex offender registry before new dna results completely exonerated him. the fact he s here toda
woman was working in the walkup window of this dunkin donuts here on east kingsbridge road when police say a homeless man with a lengthy criminal history reached through the window and slashed her face. the slashing happened around 5:45 this morning. the 35-year-old victim noticed the suspect ronald thompson loitering inside dunkin donuts and asked him to leave. police say the suspect left but returned and then during an argument he slashed the worker on the left side of her face. it s unclear how badly she was injured. but she was taken to an area hospital in stable condition. the suspect was arrested at the scene and we have learned he has 31 prior arrests. a witness inside the store at the time described the bloody scene. it was horrific! okay? when i saw the girl, she clutched her cheek to close the gash. it was not a pretty sight. reporter: a similar attacked january 4. a mcdonald s employee was stabbed to death by a homeless person who overstayed his welcome in th
carpool. we are talking about backups that could be as long as 23 miles that could extend on route 78 or 25 miles on the turnpike. it s going to be a nightmare. absolute nightmare. reporter: that s why arthur is already negotiating with his boss to telecommute, work from home. hopefully, this domino effect will be stopped as negotiations continue down in washington, dc tomorrow with the national mediation board. at secaucus junction station, meg cbs 2 news. it is estimated that a normal 65-minute commute will take well over two hours from morristown. now to the cold snap and lonnie is tracking some snow. he is in the weather center with the latest on how much and when it s going to arrive. i don t think there s going to be a big snowstorm. it will be activity out there. advisory. it s like a wet snow currently nothing falling in our area. but you can see snow showers and snowflakes down to our south off to the west. going to take a while for this to overwhelm our
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Live harness racing continues Sunday (Nov. 5) afternoon at Red Shores Racetrack and Casino at the Charlottetown Driving Park featuring the opening leg of the Joe MacRae Memorial Fall Series.