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Menace on the road: NJ driver admits killing Stockton student, DUI with newborn in car Original

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By Erin Vogt Verified
| WKXW-FM (Ewing, NJ) Verified
HAMILTON (Atlantic) – A 27-year-old township woman faces a considerable prison term after admitting to a DUI crash that killed a Stockton University student just shy of graduation. On Thursday, Alexia M. Glass, from Mays Landing, pleaded guilty to charges across three separate criminal cases involving her reckless driving, including the death of 22-year-old Yolanda Pacheco over two years ago.
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Former NJ corrections officer gets 5 years for killing pedestrian in high-speed SUV crash

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By Erin Vogt Verified
| WPGG-AM (Northfield, NJ) Verified
A 41-year-old former corrections officer gets five years in prison after admitting to hitting and killing a 69-year-old pedestrian along Route 9. John DeTulio pleaded guilty a year ago to second-degree vehicular manslaughter in the killing of Harvey Berse of Old Bridge. At sentencing on Aug. 28, Middlesex County Superior Court Judge James Hoebich also ordered that DeTulio, now of Freehold Township, have his driver’s license suspended for nine years.
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JP Morgan Chase, Enablx among NJ employers announcing 997 layoffs in August alone Original

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By Erin Vogt Verified
| WKXW-FM (Ewing, NJ) Verified
By the end of August, eight employers had announced a total of 997 layoffs for the month. Along with the first New Jersey WARN notice filed for September, the state has seen a collective of more than 12,000 layoffs announced this year, so far. The largest announcement of August remains Hello Fresh, which is cutting 374 workers as it closes up a South Jersey distribution center in Swedesboro. The second largest round of cuts in August came in the final week or so out of Morris County.
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