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Deadly Car Crash In Bucks County, No Book Deal For Christie, Police Clean Kensington Streets

by: blogue40 - Phoenixville, PA
started: 12/21/16 4:07 am | updated: 12/21/16 4:07 am

Police are now investigating a deadly car crash that took place in Bucks County on Tuesday night. The crash happened on River Road between 1st and Cedar Avenues at around 8 pm in Croydon, Bucks County. Police arrived on the scene to find one of the victims dead, and two other victims stuck in the car. Crews were able to get the victims out of the car and the both of them were taken to the hospital. Their conditions are not known. Police continue to investigate into the crash.

New Jersey Lawmakers have now decided not to vote on two major legislations, including one that would have let Gov. Chris Christie get paid for a book deal while he is still in office. Polls have been showing Christies approval ratings going down in the past couple months after Bridgegate, his failed run for Presidency, and not being appointed in Trump's cabinet. Lawmakers refused to vote on the legislations, one of them being cutting millions of dollars from newspaper budgets by having them eliminate towns' requirement to publish legal notices. The other legislation would have raised salaries for top level state employees, and would have allowed Christie to profit off of writing a book while still in office. A New Jersey lawmaker stated that the Christie book bill is out of the picture, but the newspaper bill could possibly arise again after the new year, just redefined.

Philadelphia Police wrapped up a three-day initiative in Kensington that focused on getting drugs of the streets of Philadelphia. The initiative comes after the string of heroin overdoses that took place a couple of weeks ago taking the lives of nearly 3 dozen people. Police made over 170 arrests to help clean up the streets. Within those arrests, police were able to seize over $225,000 worth of drugs including, heroin, cocaine, crack, marijuana, and OxyCotin. Police were able able to seize over 20 guns, many of them being high powered weapons, as well as thousands of dollars of cash.

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