Cape May Prosecutors Warn of Colorful Meth in Wildwood
Cape May County prosecutors warned that colorful meth seized in Wildwood could be mistaken for candy or vitamins, urging parents to keep children safe from accidental ingestion.
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Cape May County prosecutors warned that colorful meth seized in Wildwood could be mistaken for candy or vitamins, urging parents to keep children safe from accidental ingestion.
A teen angler in New Jersey set a new state record on September 21, 2026, by catching a giant invasive fish that surpasses a nine‑year‑old benchmark. The achievement spotlights personal success while underscoring the persistent invasive‑species challenges facing the state’s waterways.
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Federal student‑loan borrowers have a limited window to secure a larger interest‑rate discount, which could lower their loan costs. They are urged to verify eligibility and complete required steps before the approaching deadline.
NASA has launched a nationwide contest inviting U.S. community groups to propose sites for its new Space Academy, aiming to place a prestigious educational facility in a local community.
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Wildwood police discovered methamphetamine shaped like candy during a routine vehicle search on September 18, leading to the arrest of a Vineland man. The seizure is part of a broader effort to combat drug trafficking in the community.
Police responded to a handgun report on Spencer Avenue and discovered candy-shaped methamphetamine, leading to the arrest of 36‑year‑old Mark Davis. The case is now being prosecuted by the Cape May County Prosecutor’s Office.
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Cape May County Prosecutor’s Office issued a warning after seizing candy‑like meth in Wildwood, urging the public to prevent accidental child consumption.
Wildwood police and the county prosecutor warned residents after seizing candy‑shaped meth and arresting a Vineland man, urging caregivers to keep children away from colorful, sweet‑looking substances.
A 5,000‑gallon fuel leak from a data‑center on September 13 entered Anderson Creek, marking New Jersey’s largest data‑center spill and prompting ongoing environmental and water‑quality concerns overseen by the state’s Department of Environmental Protection.
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Police arrested a 36-year‑old man on Spencer Avenue after finding a handgun and a candy‑like illegal drug, turning both over to the Cape May Prosecutor’s Office for further action.
The Cape May County Prosecutor’s Office warned residents after seizing candy‑like methamphetamine linked to a Vineland man arrested in Wildwood with a gun. Officials urged the public to avoid handling suspicious candy and to report it to police.
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