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New Jersey's former Bordentown City police chief convicted in murder plot

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Bordentown's ex-police chief Phil Castagna convicted of plot to kill wife Thursday, October 21, 2010 Staff Report MOUNT HOLLY — Former Bordentown City police chief Phil Castagna was found guilty Thursday of conspiring with an ex-con buddy to have his estranged wife killed in a 2003 firebombing at her home. When Castagna learned the Burlington County jury’s verdict, “He turned around and looked at me; he was shocked,” said Castagna’s sister, Clare Lindsey of Bordentown City. “He said, ‘They found me guilty!’ He said, ‘I can’t believe it!’ “And I looked at him, and I said, ‘What?!’ He couldn’t believe it. There was no evidence!” Facing 10 to 20 years when he is sentenced Dec. 3, Castagna heard the judge revoke his $350,000 cash bail. The guilty man is chunkier now than he was after the attempted murder seven years ago, and sheriff’s officers needed two sets of handcuffs to loop his arms behind him and lead him from the courtroom away to the Burlington

Little Rock Police Slam Man Into Glass Door: COMMENTS

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CAUGHT ON VIDEO:Cops Slapped-On-Wrist For Police Brutality & Criminal Cover-up- as reported by FOX16 News Little Rock   JustMe - 5/18/2010 10:08 AM 3 Votes Ok, now this is what I don't understand. There were a couple of officers in Alexander that were SUPPOSEDLY raicially profiling here awhile back. The claim was that they stopped Hispanic people SOLELY based on their skin color and the Alexander city council and the Plaintiffs attorney screamed for their heads on a stick. NOW, a LR officer has done everything but put this man's head through a glass door and all he's gotten is a 30 day suspension??? Where's LR's lawsuit? Why doesn't this officer lose HIS job? I guess if your deparment's big enough and has enough money you can do whatever you want. JimTheOwl - 5/18/2010 9:51 AM 5 Votes After watching the video more closely, I noticed that not only does the officer slam the victim into the d

Willy Dog USA! Featured on Food Network

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WILLY DOG LOCATIONS ARE CURRENTLY OPERATING IN THE U.S.A., CANADA,  MEXICO, VENEZUELA, AUSTRALIA, AND MORE! VIEW A VIDEO OF WILLY DOG INT'L  AS FEATURED ON FOOD NETWORK Willy Dog USA/Canada International is the largest manufacturer of hot dog carts, mobile food stands, and vendor kiosks in the United States. Since 1989, we have been proving our first hand experience and knowledge of the business by designing and producing an ever expanding line of mobile food vending carts. Today it is the most comprehensive cart line up offered by any manufacturer. Our mobile hot dog carts start with a sturdy steel trailer frame. Then we dress them in stainless steel and mount the necessary food preparation equipment. We arrange the equipment in way designed to maximize operator efficiency and production. We are able to surface mount any stock equipment as well as build custom equipment directly into the body of any cart. We can truly say that

Remember this ArkansasOnline article on mobile food vendor's?

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Catch them if you can For tasty food at bargain prices, these mobile vendors are worth tracking down By  Jennifer Christman Friday, June 1, 2007 Photo by  Benjamin Krain Jorge Campos (right) prepares food for customers at Taqueria Samantha. LITTLE ROCK  — The same whimsical, casual qualities that make mobile food vendors alluring are the ones that make them frustrating. You never know where and when they're going to turn up. They're mobile. They move. Stuff happens. Despite many trips through the Heights and Hillcrest, we never did catch the tamale guy we heard about on Kavanaugh Boulevard. We never spotted the turkey leg guy rumored to do business on John F. Kennedy Boulevard in North Little Rock. Then there was the Loch Ness catfish truck that used to operate on Cumberland Street outside the Little Rock Water Department building until we went to look for it. And a broken sink that put the River Market hot dog guy out of business for a