Teacher Makes Bizarre Threats – NJ Top News

Here are the top New Jersey news stories for Tuesday:

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Fast-casual restaurant chain Just Salad has opened its first-ever drive-thru location, in New Jersey.

Now you can enjoy your salad, bowl or smoothie on the go, just like at your favorite fast food joint.

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The 17-year-old was targeted by the Cybercrimes Unit in August as part of an ongoing investigation into online child pornography, according to a statement from the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office.

The investigation included a deep dive into the teen’s electronic device and history following a court-authorized search.

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Faton Boqolli, of Edison, was charged with sexual assault and criminal sexual contact.

Edison police were investigating allegations of sexual assault reported that day by a female victim who said she initially met Boqolli on Facebook.

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So it’s probably hard to imagine a future in which New Jersey has a zero annual traffic fatality rate.

But that’s the ambitious goal of a bill signed Monday by Gov. Phil Murphy.

The bill creates the Target Zero Commission, whose mission is to eliminate traffic fatalities and serious injuries in New Jersey by 2040.

MONTCLAIR — A suspended teacher has been charged in connection with a threat that led to all schools in his district being closed Monday.

Montclair police said a threat was made against an employee on social media late Sunday night. The district closed all schools while police worked with the Essex County Prosecutor’s Office and the FBI to determine the source of the threat.

Amir Doctry, 45, was identified as a suspect and charged with making terroristic threats. Police say additional charges are pending. The teacher stated that she was on administrative leave.

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