| PLAINFIELD MURDERS - 2006 | |
 | Date: September 3, 2006 Victim: Joel Whitley, 26, of Burlington County Circumstances: Shot after dispute at party on East 6th Street, shooter pulled up in silver van Suspect: Bryden Williams, 29; AT LARGE as of 9/4/2006 Drugs Involved: Unknown |
 | Date: July 6, 2006 Victim: Robert Clayborne Circumstances: Shot, Hallway of Viola Aptmts., across from Crescent Ave. Presbyterian Church Suspect: Unsolved Drugs Involved: Yes |
 | Date: July 1, 2006 Victim: Frank Puri Circumstances: Beaten, found under Liberty Street underpass Suspect: Unsolved Drugs Involved: Probable |
 | Date: June 18, 2006 Victim: Lonnie Phillips Circumstances: Stabbed, daylight, East Front at Church Street Suspect: Dennis Thomas, arrested minutes later Drugs Involved: No |
 | Date: April 12, 2006 Victim: Sergio Suarez Circumstances: Shot, Innocent bystander, West Front across from McDonald's Suspect: Shaun D. Oatis, arrested April 12, 2006 Drugs Involved: No |
 | Date: March 24, 2006 Victim: Michael Gregory Circumstances: Shot, broad daylight, Green Brook Park Suspect: Jeremy Watson, arrested March 24, 2006 Drugs Involved: Yes |
 | Date: March 14, 2006 Victim: Robert Cody Circumstances: Shot, Liberty Street underpass Suspect: Donald Johnson, arrested Staten Island, April 23, 2006 Drugs Involved: Suspected |
 | Date: February 16, 2006 Victim: Antwine McAllister Circumstances: Shot, broad daylight, 6th & Park Suspect: Shawn Wafi-Long, arrested May 19, 2006 Drugs Involved: Suspected |
Wednesday, July 12, 2006
PLAINFIELD MURDERS - 2006 - DETAILS
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thanks for listing the murders so far this year. i find it strange that our mayor's "top priority" is keeping plainfield clean (according to the flyer i received in the post this week) and yet we have unsolved murders.
didn't she run an ungrammatical rant of a commercial on cable tv, blaming al mcwilliams for not doing enough about crime? and her new focus is tidiness? makes me cringe. that and the little balloons she uses to dot her i's.
thanks for allowing me to vent.
As a resident of Woodland Avenue, I wanted to bring to your attention a recent DPW work in progress.
Less than a month, likely two weeks ago, the street lines were repainted to make the road double solid line agian so people didn't pass each other. Now just today, they were back out in action, only this time making it a passing zone on Woodland in front of Woodland School heading east towards Watchung Ave.
Does this not seem like a problem? First off, the streets were just painted, so why now instead of two weeks ago when they were painted? Secondly, a passing zone within a school zone? Sounds like good planning until a child is hit by a passing car!
Just seems the city makes one step forward, two steps backwards.
Sorry, I didn't know any other way to contact you than through the comment bar.
Brandon Earehart
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