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Formerly Blue Check Verified News Reporter for WABC-TV in NYC. EMMY & Telly Award Winner. @SpelmanCollege Texas native. Don't expect a response to foolishness.
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More than 100 box turtles dumped along riverbank in New Jersey

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By Darla Miles Verified
| WISC-TV (Madison, WI) Verified
Click here for updates on this story CRANFORD, New Jersey (WABC) -- More than 100 box turtles not native to New Jersey turned up along a Cranford roadway this week. Residents scrambled to rescue them, and investigators are examining whether they were dumped as part of an illegal wildlife trade. The unusual sight was first reported Wednesday morning near Riverside Drive and Casino Avenue, adjacent to the Rahway River.
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More than 100 box turtles dumped along riverbank in New Jersey

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By Darla Miles Verified
| Yahoo Verified
More than 100 box turtles that are not native to New Jersey mysteriously appeared along a Cranford roadway this week, prompting residents to rescue the reptiles and investigators to examine whether they may have been dumped as part of an illegal wildlife trade. The unusual sight was first reported Wednesday morning near Riverside Drive and Casino Avenue, adjacent to the Rahway River.
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NYC cold case murder victim's son still searching for answers after more than 4 decades

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By Darla Miles Verified
| WABC-TV (New York, NY) Verified
LOWER EAST SIDE, Manhattan (WABC) -- A cold case murder mystery in Manhattan has been going on for more than four decades, but the victim's son says he will never give up. On August 22, 1983, Albert Garland was closing up his family's poultry business on the Lower East Side when he was shot and killed. Eyewitness News covered the murder and spoke with his son when it happened. All these years later, the case is still unsolved.
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