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Racketeering Indictment Charges 12 in Connection With Ring That Used Internet to Sell Cocaine

TRENTON – Acting Attorney General John J. Hoffman today announced that the Division of Criminal Justice obtained a first-degree racketeering indictment charging 12 men in connection with a drug ring that marketed cocaine and designer drugs online and distributed them via the mail. They were charged in an investigation by the Division of Criminal Justice called “Operation Skin Deep,” which also led to a second indictment charging three men with selling cocaine in Atlantic City.

ICE warns parents, children about summer online threats

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Summer is here, which means warm weather, outdoor fun and, most importantly, no school for children nationwide.

NJ News Commons: CHRISTIE CLEARED! CHRISTIE NOT CLEARED!

Friday, December 5, 2014

CHRISTIE CLEARED! CHRISTIE NOT CLEARED! READ ALL ABOUT IT!
You could get whiplash reading the headlines about the state legislative special committee's interim report on Bridgegate. NJ.com's headline Thursday night read "Christie bridge scandal report doesn't rule out governor's involvement." While the Record said the report "finds no link to Christie." NJ.com's headline has since been softened to "Christie bridge scandal report cannot determine if governor was involved." What's the truth? Well, since they're all working off a leaked report, we can't decide for ourselves until Monday, when it's officially released. WNYC, meanwhile, is focusing on a section of the report raising the possibility that Christie deleted 12 text messages.

Bing shares the top searches of 2014

 

REDMOND, Wash., Nov. 30, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- 2014 was a year full of celebrity stargazing, sports spectating and high-end designers according to Bing search data. As we look back at the billions of searches conducted on Bing this year, we get a unique, behind-the-scenes look at the people, moments and events captivating people's attention in 2014. The complete list of Bing Search Trends is available at http://www.BingTrends.com. 

All in the family 

After spending last year in the No. 2 spot, Kim Kardashian dethroned Beyonce Knowles as the most-searched person in 2014. From her buzzworthy Vogue cover and extravagant wedding to her photos that "broke" the Internet, Kim and her famous family held our attention throughout the year. Keeping up with the family business, little sister Kendall Jenner broke into the top 10 for the first time. All of the 10 most-searched people are entertainment-focused as President Barack Obama didn't make the list this year, a change from 2013 when he was No. 10. 

NY Cell Of International Cybercrime Organization Sentenced For Roles In $45 Million Cyberattack

                             

 

New York Cell Withdrew $2.8 Million in Cash From Hacked Accounts in Less Than 24 Hours

BROOKLYN NY (NOVEMBER 26, 2014)--Earlier today in federal court in Brooklyn, New York, Elvis Rafael Rodriguez was sentenced to 34 months’ imprisonment for his participation in an international cybercrime organization responsible for two cyberattacks that inflicted $45 million in losses on the global financial system in a matter of hours. Two of Rodriguez’s co-defendants were previously sentenced for their roles in the conspiracy -- on October 27, 2014, Evan Peña was sentenced to 22 months’ incarceration, and on October 24, 2014, Saul Genao was sentenced to 15 months’ incarceration. Rodriguez, Peña and Genao were also ordered to pay $2,782,597 in restitution and $2,400,000 in forfeiture. Rodriguez, Peña, Genao and their 10 co-defendants pled guilty to charges stemming from their participation in the scheme.

The sentences were announced by Loretta E. Lynch, United States Attorney for the Eastern District of New York, and Robert J. Sica, Special Agent in Charge, United States Secret Service, New York Field Office.

eBay Database Breach, Reset Your Password

eBay: How not to handle a security breach (via The Inquirer)

PRIVACY has been thrown back into the spotlight this week by the eBay database breach. eBay is not the only firm to have suffered at the hands of hackers, and nor is the breach the worst financially or by the amount and type of data that was compromised…

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Navy SEAL from Lone Survivor Sets This Journalist Straight

Movie critics have called “Lone Survivor” the best war-time movie since “Saving Private Ryan.”

Marcus Luttrell, former Navy SEAL and author of Lone Survivor: The Eyewitness Account of Operation Redwing and the Lost Heroes of SEAL Team 10 at the Texas Book Festival, Austin, Texas, United States. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

 

The film — based on the true story of Navy SEALs on a mission in Afghanistan — caused CNN’s Jake Tapper to question the operation that took the lives of 19 men. The Navy SEALs were tasked to capture or kill Taliban leader Ahmad Shah when an unexpected event forced them into a deadly situation.

During a tense interview with former Navy SEAL Marcus Luttrell and Mark Wahlberg, who plays Luttrell in the movie, Tapper questioned if the lives of the 19 men were lost “senselessly.” 

Read the transcript below:

Jake Tapper: One of the emotions I felt while watching was, first of all, the hopelessness of the situation, how horrific it was. And I was torn about the message of the film in the same way that I think I am about the war in Afghanistan itself. I don’t want any more senseless American death.

Marcus Luttrell: I don’t know what part of the film you were watching, but hopelessness never really came into it. Where did you see that? We never felt like we were hopelessly lost or anything like that. We never gave up. We never felt like we were losing until we were actually dead.

Tapper: It seemed senseless. I don’t mean to disrespect in any way, but it seemed senseless — all of these wonderful people who were killed for an op that went wrong.

Luttrell: We spend our whole lives training to defending this country, and then we were sent over there by this country. So you’re telling me because we were over there doing what we were told by our country, that it was senseless? And my guys, what? They died for nothing?

Tapper: No.

Luttrell: That’s what you said. So, let me just say, it went bad for us over there, but that was our job. That’s what we did. We didn’t complain about it.

via blog.heritage.org

WRITTEN BY ERICKA ANDERSEN
This article is posted here with permission.

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How Obamacare Could Hurt Fire Departments

Volunteers account for most firefighters, and starting in 2015, departments will have to pay for their health insurance. If nothing changes, some warn that departments will limit volunteers' hours or even cut their positions to avoid closing.

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The Affordable Care Act’s mandate that all large employers provide health care for their employees has an unintended target: the 26,000 fire departments across the U.S. that are either entirely or mostly composed of volunteers.

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Gloucester County gets South Jersey’s First Smashburger | Jersey Bites

 

By Deborah Smith, Executive Editor

 

 This past week I attended the Grand Opening media event for the first Smashburger to hit South Jersey. While North Jersey has been enjoying Smashburger’s juicy burgers, chicken sandwiches and unique sides for a while now, South Jersey has yet to partake in the patty party, until now. With its innovative “smash and sear” cooking process, Smashburger ups the ante with its fresh, never frozen, 100% Angus beef burgers that are smashed to perfection on a 400-degree flat grill to sear in the juicy flavor.

I have to admit, while their burgers are really delicious and I was pleasantly surprised by the choices of rolls and toppings, what impressed me the most, was the restaurant’s variety of unique sides and specialty dishes including their Veggie Frites (above) flash fried carrot sticks and green beans which may even get your kids eating veggies with their burgers. Their Spicy Baja Black Bean burger (left) has an excellent kick to it and is a great alternative to meat. I would have no problem ordering it over a burger. The same goes for their grilled chicken (or crispy) sandwiches with toppings like goat cheese, avocado or how about buffalo sauce and blue cheese?