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Inmate left in coma after beating with microwave during N.J. jail brawl, claim says

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By Rebecca Panico
| Penn Live Patriot-News Verified
Seven incarcerated men were charged in an attack last month at Essex County (N.J.) Correctional Facility that left a 22-year-old jailed there in critical condition, according to court documents obtained by NJ Advance Media. An attorney for Jayshawn Boyd, who was still in a coma as of late October, filed a tort claim last month that put county officials on notice of a possible lawsuit.
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Prisoners beat fellow inmate with microwave during N.J. jail brawl, claim says

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By Rebecca Panico
| NJ.com Verified
Seven incarcerated men were charged in an attack last month at Essex County Correctional Facility that left a 22-year-old jailed there in critical condition, according to court documents obtained by NJ Advance Media. An attorney for Jayshawn Boyd, who was still in a coma as of late October, filed a tort claim last month that put county officials on notice of a possible lawsuit.
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Newark mayor, in annual address, says city’s next master plan is in the works

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By Rebecca Panico
| NJ.com Verified
Newark Mayor Ras Baraka gives his seventh annual state of the city address at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center. Oct. 27, 2021 Newark Mayor Ras Baraka made two big promises in his seventh state of the city address: to soon finish replacing lead service lines in the city and to create an equitable master plan for future development.
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