By: MARYCLAIRE DALE The Associated Press A lawyer once cited for shooting a pheasant hunter reported finding a man’s body near his property but never told police he had fired a high-powered rifle nearby, prosecutors said Friday in filing involuntary manslaughter charges. Lawyer David Manilla was hunting in Bucks County last month with his uncle ... Read more
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Let's Keep Teen Drivers Safe This Holiday Season
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Dec
By JULEYKA LANTIGUA-WILLIAMS at 3:00am on Dec 16, 2010 Modified at 8:12am on Dec 16, 2010 This holiday season, parents must be especially vigilant to keep their teens safe on the road. Car crashes are the number-one killer of teens in our country. Three thousand young lives are lost every year to careless driving, according ... Read more
Chrysler Recalls 367,000 Vans for Airbag Risk
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Dec
DETROIT | Wed Dec 15, 2010 1:50pm EST (Reuters) – Chrysler Group LLC is recalling over 367,000 minivans because of the risk that a water leak in the air conditioning system could trigger the airbags, risking injury to passengers. Chrysler said it had received reports of five minor injuries related to the problem. Four of ... Read more
Drunk Driving Enforcement Part of Statewide Campaign
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Dec
by Walter O’Brien on Nov 29th (Raritan Township) – Law enforcement officers from Raritan Township will be cracking down on drunk drivers as part of the annual holiday season “Over the Limit, Under Arrest” statewide campaign. Beginning December 6, 2010 and running through January 2, 2011, local and state law enforcement officials will conduct saturation ... Read more
Gov't Urges "No Refusal" Policy On Drunken Driving
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Dec
Published December 13, 2010 Associated Press WASHINGTON – The government is urging states and local authorities to use policies that can crack down on suspected drunk drivers who refuse breath tests to avoid prosecution. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood is promoting a “No Refusal” policy used by a handful of states around the nation. It allows ... Read more