When the news stories report on allegations of a crime, many people seem to forget that those accused are presumed innocent unless sufficient evidence is provided in court to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. Unfortunately, many people facing criminal accusations are left feeling that they have to fight to prove their innocence instead of the other way around. A pair in New Jersey may be feeling this way following their recent arrest after being accused of involvement in an attempted robbery.
New Jersey man charged after violent crime at art show
A recent tragedy has left a local community looking for solutions. The event known as Art All Night, which took place in Trenton, New Jersey, was sadly disrupted by a shooting incident that left one person dead and up to 29 people injured. Recently, an individual was arrested and charged for a possible role in the violent crime.
What is possession with intent?
In New Jersey, even a minor drug possession charge can carry some stiff penalties. But, what if the charges go beyond possession? What if you find yourself facing a charge of possession with the intent to distribute?
New Jersey mother and son face drug charges
A 59-year-old woman known as a successful diving coach has been arrested, along with her son, on allegations of criminal activity. Police say the pair were involved with the sale of drugs and guns based out of their home in New Jersey. Authorities worked with FBI informants to gather information that led to the drug charges.
Jets' Christopher Herndon charged with DWI
A recent accident on New Jersey's Route 80 led to an arrest for an NFL player. Charged with traffic offenses and drunk driving, Christopher Herndon was not injured in the accident. It is not clear how his position with the Jets will be affected, but it is not uncommon for DWI charges to impact employment.
