Overnight. When we arrived here this morning, the yellow tags those evidence markers where you see those white papers on the street, everyone of those was an evidence tag marker and they were taking pictures. Al very closely around that gray suvs we saw dc police going in and out of the door to the left. That dwelling right there. So they havent given us a whole lot of information as far as what exactly they believe happened. The motive for this, i talked to one woman walking out, didnt want to go on camera. But she said she heard at least 15 gunshots and we saw for ourselves more than three dozen evidence markers on the ground, quite a lot of shooting going on, three people injured, nonlifethreatening injury, two women, and one man, and were told that one has a graze wound, the other two bullet wound dc took them to and from the hospital. They didnt hear any shouting. They didnt hear even the sirens or the ambulance activity, apart from the gunshots they kind of stayed in their homes
Youngest chief in the history of this N.J. fire department long wanted to follow in father’s footsteps
Updated Jan 24, 2021;
Posted Jan 24, 2021
Bob Jason, left, and Max Jason, right, at the Amwell Valley Fire Company in Ringoes on Jan. 20, 2021.Keith A. Muccilli | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com
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“It’s just a big extension to your family,” Max said. “That’s what it is.”
“It’s like a big brotherhood,” Bob said. “We’re all there for each other all the time.”
Bob and Max spoke figuratively to highlight the camaraderie between themselves and the 40 or so members of the Amwell Valley Fire Company. But between them, the words can only be applied literally.