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Thomas Williams, 23, in the one hundred block of Broadway, was arrested at 4:23 p.m. yesterday and charged with drug offenses, including possession with intent to distribute within one,000 feet of the school, and weapons offenses relevant to a .22 caliber handgun, a police report says.
But he appeared a lot more concerned with his his grandmother would react than heading to jail.

"Listen, I also have a gun in my safe," cops say Williams mentioned. "Please just hurry and lock me up just before my grandmother and my girl will get property. I don't want her to know what ford focus flip key I am performing in her apartment."
Williams instructed cops his grandmother owns the constructing and he lives there along with his girlfriend and his grandmother, a automotive scanners report explained.
Police had obtained issues from residents who said Williams was working medicines and when cops approached Williams they smelled marijuana and realized the odor was coming from an open up window, the report says.
Inside the property, police identified the gun, a substantial sandwich bag and six modest zip-lock baggage that contains suspected cannabis, as well like a scale and vacant zip-lock bags, stories said.
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Union County MusicFest organizers misplaced track of concert funds

Published: Thursday, August 25, 2011, eight:33 PM Current: Friday, August 26, 2011, seven:07 AM
Mark Dye/For The Star-LedgerSandy Schlenoff, Rockaway, and Ilene Cohen, Cranford, look at as Kenny Wayne Shepherd performs at the Union County MusicFest at Oak Ridge Park, Clark on this 2009 file photograph.
CLARK A legislation enforcement investigation of Union County s once-a-year no cost MusicFest has found no facts of criminal wrongdoing but discovered numerous shoddy accounting procedures and handshake-style deal making with contractors, in accordance to a letter produced general public these days.
Within the sternly worded memorandum to new county supervisor