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Two women were arrested and an infant was taken into state care by the Children, Youth and Families Department, after police were led on a chase, Jan. 7, from Calle
A Franklin Lakes man charged with setting fire to Most Blessed Sacrament Church in December 2019 was found not guilty by reason of insanity on Monday.
During the 2-1/2-hour hearing before Judge Robert Vinci, psychiatrist Steven Simring characterized James Mayers as religiously preoccupied and said he was hoping to reach religious purity by setting fire to the church without expecting its complete destruction.
After the hearing in Superior Court in Bergen County, Mayers, 27, was ordered committed to Greystone Park Psychiatric Hospital in Morris Plains for what remains of an estimated 30-year sentence on combined charges of first-degree aggravated arson and third-degree burglary. He will remain under court supervision until December 2049.
  A Cordova man couldnât have picked a worse time or place to run a stop sign, which resulted in him colliding with an Española Police officer.
   Johnny Sandoval, 45, Cordova was arrested the night of Dec. 3 and initially charged with reckless driving under the influence of medication/drugs/alcohol.
   Because the accident involved a police officer, the Rio Arriba County Sheriffâs Office handled the investigation.
   Sheriffâs Office Cpl. Andres Sanchez worked as primary on the accident investigation with Deputies Jerry Albo and Joseph Cannon.
   Sanchez states in his incident report that he arrived at the scene about 7:15 p.m. and spoke to Cannon.