A Pennsylvania man admitted brandishing a knife during an attempt to grab his former girlfriedA in Atlantic City last year. BreakingAC.com reports Lucas Moran, 27, from Dunmore, Pa., pleaded guilty last week to one count of third-degree aggravated assault on a domestic violence victim. He faces a five-year sentence. Police were called to Adriatic Avenue on Sept. 28, in reference to a person being dragged into a vehicle. The victim told police that Moran brandished a knife during the attempt but she was able to escape.
AC Man Sentenced In Drug Case
An Atlantic City man once arrested selling drugs across the street from the police station was sentenced to 5½ years in prison recently. BreakingAC.com reports James Angelozzi, 42, was arrested Sept. 8, 2023, after he was stopped speeding east on the Atlantic City Expressway.He did not immediately stop, instead weaving in and out of traffic without using his turn signal and at one point throwing a large duffle bag into the back seat.During the stop, Angelozzi signed a consent-to-search form, which led to officers finding 110 wax folds containing heroin, fentanyl, xylazine, and 4-ANPP weighing 35 grams with packaging and three bags of cocaine weighing 133 grams with packaging.
Atlantic City Community Fund Distributes Funds To 40 Non Profits
The Atlantic City Community Fund recently gave a boost to 40 nonprofits serving residents.A Grantee Appreciation Celebration at the Cardinal Restaurant honored the recipients' work. The grants will strengthen the day-to-day operations of local organizations working across a range of focus areas, including arts and culture, education, youth programming, parks and recreation, community beautification, social services, and community well-being.
Illicit Marijuana Service
The Burlington County Prosecutor's Office plans to seize $31,000 from a man in Westampton Township who they claim operated an illicit online marijuana product order and delivery service. Before Bellmawr police discovered the business in February, it seemed to be doing well for what Nile K. Adams allegedly called "SpeedWeed." The prosecutor's office filed a lawsuit in the county superior court in June to compel Adams to give up his money.
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