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Thursday, May 31, 2012

Deadly motorcycle accident ties up traffic

  Eyewitness NewsWOODBRIDGE (WABC) -- A deadly motorcycle accident caused major traffic tie ups in New Jersey on Memorial Day.

The crash happened on Route 440 near the Garden State Parkway Monday.

Authorities say 61-year-old Joseph Messina was heading north when he apparently crashed into a concrete divider.

He died at the scene.

The left lane was closed for several hours as police investigated.

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Thursday, May 24, 2012

Mom charged after minivan rolls into traffic

See it on TV? Check here.  Eyewitness NewsFAIR LAWN, N.J. (WABC) -- Police say a New Jersey mother left her 6-month-old twins in a minivan that rolled into traffic.

Fair Lawn police say the vehicle was in neutral with no keys inside when it rolled from a parking space outside a pharmacy Monday.

Witnesses said the van almost hit another car driving through the lot. Hecht says the woman driving the passing car honked before getting out and looking into the van to find no one was driving.

Police say the mother, 35-year-old Natalie Akselrod, came out of the pharmacy and found her babies with police.

Akselrod was charged with child endangerment.

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Saturday, April 28, 2012

Traffic stop nets suspects with $783K hidden in car

See it on TV? Check here. FORT LEE -- Two men from New York face charges after a New Jersey state trooper found more than $783,000 in their vehicle during a traffic stop.

State police say the driver and passenger, Franklin Delacruz and Jose Carnillo, both 45, both from the Bronx, were travelling on I-95 recently when the SUV caught Trooper Steve Spitaleri's attention.

"Swerving in and out of lane, meaning changing lanes without using a signal, cutting back and forth between the left and center lane," said Spitaleri.

Trooper Eric Tapia came on the scene to translate, and found the mens' stories didn't add up.

"Where they were coming from, where they were going," said Tapia. "Also, issues with their relationship."

A K-9 unit picked up a scent of drugs, and the Ford Expedition was trucked to the State Police barracks.

In the back was a box.

It took police 25 minutes to crack it open, and it contained a cache of cash.

Delacruz and Carnillo have been charged with money laundering and conspiracy.

They're each held in the Bergen County Jail on $500,000 bail.

The money and the truck were confiscated.

Once the case goes to court, if it's found that the money is ill gotten gains, it will go into state and county accounts to fight crime.

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Sunday, January 22, 2012

Traffic moving again after crash on NJ Turnpike

See it on TV? Check here.   Eyewitness NewsNEW JERSEY (WABC) -- An accident in the northbound lanes of the New Jersey Turnpike caused a traffic nightmare Wednesday morning.

The crash involved an overturned vehicle and happened near Interchange 8 around 9 a.m.

Two lanes were closed, and a 7-mile backup beginning around Interchange 7A caused 60-minute delays.

The accident was cleared around 10 a.m., and residual delays of about 15 minutes persisted.

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Thursday, December 29, 2011

Traffic light camera company posts crashes online

AP  Eyewitness NewsNEWARK -- Crash at a New Jersey intersection and you could wind up on YouTube.

The company that provides red-light cameras for many New Jersey communities is posting footage of some crashes on the video site.

Ten filmed traffic mishaps from 2011 are on a video on the site.

American Traffic Solutions says the collisions and some near-misses are put online as a way to remind people of the consequences of running red lights.

Twenty-five New Jersey cities have the cameras.

Steve Carrella of the National Motorists Association tells The Star-Ledger (http://bit.ly/uMWoX8) the cameras won't reduce crashes.

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