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The lawsuit also accused Terrance Inn Lounge of having failed to employ bouncers or security at its entrances, having failed to properly supervise its employees in the performance of their bouncer or security duties, failing to properly search John Foster, failing to provide a safe environment for its patrons including Nussbaum and failing to impede, restrain or arrest Foster, the man who shot Nussbaum.

This week’s lawsuit at Will County’s Courthouse was filed by attorney John Cichon of Polansky & Cichon, a Chicago law firm operating at the Two Prudential Plaza on North Stetson Avenue.

The personal injury lawsuit seeks a judgment in Nussbaum’s favor in excess of $50,000.

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As for Foster, he has remained inside the Will County Jail for the past 10 months. His next pretrial hearing in Courtroom 503 is set for April 4.

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Founded in 1982, Chaddsford has grown over the years into one of Pennsylvania’s oldest and most productive wineries. It currently produces about 24,000 barrels a year, and currently is old in seven states, including recent expansions into Florida, Ohio, and Kentucky.

Wholesale distribution accounts for about 23 percent of all revenue, the winery said.

Chaddsford also lauded its various events, like the Adult Trick or Treat Festival, which sold 6,300 tickets in 2023, and profitable experiential retail like table service, wine flights, and ticketed reserve tastings. These “allow for substantial up-selling opportunities,” the announcement opined.

Chaddsford’s wines have won numerous awards, including the Keystone Cup for Best White Wine in Pennsylvania, the Best in Show for Sparkling Semillon at the Pennsylvania Farm Show, and the Pennsylvania Sommelier Judgement.

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Joseph Rudolfo Martinez, 38, of Union City

It is alleged that on Feb. 26, Martinez began to chat with two undercover officers who were posing as 13-year-old girls. Martinez sent the officers images of his genitals and indicated he was a teacher, and that the image of his genitals was taken in his classroom. It was determined Martinez was a 10th-grade English teacher at Tennyson High School in Hayward. It is alleged that Martinez also asked the minors to produce child sexual abuse material for him.

A search warrant was executed March 1 at his house in Union City.

Martinez was arrested and booked on suspicion of sending harmful material to a minor and the attempted production of child pornography.

Martinez posted bail. The case is under review by prosecutors.

James Paul Walsh, 44, of Hayward

It is alleged that on March 1, James Walsh engaged in chats with an undercover officer posting online as a 13-year-old girl. Walsh told the undercover officer he wanted to pick her up and drive her to his house in Hayward to engage in sex acts. When Walsh arrived at an apartment complex in Danville, he was taken into custody.

Walsh was booked on suspicion of attempting to kidnap a minor for sex, attempted lewd acts with a minor, and arranging to meet a minor for sex.

Walsh posted bail. The case is under review by prosecutors.

Alexander Derrick Hellmund, 59, of Concord

It is alleged that on Feb. 29, Hellmund arrived at an apartment complex in Danville to pick up a 13-year-old boy and take the minor to Concord to engage in sex acts with him. Hellmund was arrested and booked for felonies including, attempting to kidnap a minor for sex, attempted lewd acts with a minor, and arranging to meet a minor for sex.

Hellmund was formally charged March 4 by the Contra Costa County District Attorney’s Office.

Elmer Desiderio Ramirez-Lucha, 45, of Pittsburg

It is alleged that on Feb. 28, Ramirez arrived at an apartment complex in Danville to meet a 13-year-old girl to engage in sex acts. Ramirez was arrested and booked on suspicion of multiple felonies, including attempted lewd acts with a minor and arranging to meet a minor for sex.

Ramirez was formally charged March 1 by the Contra Costa County District Attorney’s Office.

Mahmut Guzelsu, 27, of Benicia

It is alleged that on Feb. 28, Mahmut Guzelsu arrived at a park in Danville to meet a 13-year-old girl to engage in sex acts. Guzelsu was arrested and booked on suspicion of felonies, including attempted lewd acts with a minor and arranging to meet a minor for sex. He was released on bail.

Guzelsu has been formally charged by the Contra Costa County District Attorney’s Office.

Brady Allen Godsey-Lally, 27, of Brentwood

It is alleged that on March 7, Brady Godsey-Lally arrived at an apartment complex in Danville to meet a 13-year-old girl to engage in sex acts. Godsey was arrested and booked on suspicion of multiple felonies, including attempted lewd acts with a minor and arranging to meet a minor for sex.

Godsey was formally charged March 11 by the Contra Costa County District Attorney’s Office.

Task Force Made Up Of Local Investigators, Federal Agents

The Contra Costa County Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force is comprised of detectives and investigators from the Walnut Creek, Concord, Brentwood, Danville, Pleasant Hill, San Ramon, Pittsburg and Oakley police departments; the Contra Costa County Sheriff’s Office; special agents and forensic examiners from the U.S. Secret Service; special agents from Homeland Security Investigations; and inspectors from the Contra Costa County District Attorney’s Office.

The task force thanked the San Jose Police Department, the FBI and the Contra Costa County Safe Streets Task Force for their substantial assistance in the operation.

The DA’s Office encouraged parents, guardians and caretakers to talk to their children about social media and smartphone safety on the website of the Silicon Valley Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force, svicac.org, and at Common Sense Media, commonsensemedia.org.

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“Steven Brown is our cousin,” Malcolm Craig Brown’s sister Coreen Bullock told Patch. “We were all raised together. We grew up in Yonkers and Steven and his family lived on Long Island. As a family, growing up, our cousins were our friends. This is why this is such a tragedy!” She added, “There are no words. We are a close-knit family, and now the family is torn.”

Ira Weissman, an attorney for Brown, did not immediately return a request from Patch for comment. But he told CBS News: “I will have further discussions with the DA’s office, hopefully get some evidence. That would be nice to see exactly what they claim my client did, what part — if any — that he took.”

Bullock described her brother, who, she said, was adored by his family.

“Malcolm was the brother of three. He loved to draw, was a foodie — and family meant everything to him,” Bullock, who lives in Pennsylvania, told Patch. “We lost a brother and our mom lost her youngest son. Malcolm was a generous man in the sense of —he wasn’t rich, but he would give you the shirt off his back.”

According to Suffolk County Police, Conneely’s last known address was in Yonkers; her body parts were located on February 29 and March 5, police said.

Police have not yet provided any information regarding what the connection between the four charged, and the two victims, might have been.

According to an update by Suffolk County Police homicide squad detectives, an investigation into the human remains found in Babylon on February 29 resulted in a search warrant that was executed at a Railroad Ave. address in Amityville. No human remains were located during the search, police said.

Human remains were, however, located in a wooded area across from 103 Lakeway Drive in West Babylon, police said. The scene was processed by the Suffolk County Police homicide squad and the Office of the Suffolk County Medical Examiner, police said. In addition, human remains were also located at Bethpage State Park, police said.

The remains located in West Babylon and Bethpage are believed to belong to the same victims from the February 29 discovery, police said.

The last known address of the man and woman found dismembered was the same location in Yonkers, however, it’s unclear when they last resided there, police said.

Based on the investigation, the discovery of the remains appears to be an isolated incident with no threat to the public, police said, adding that the investigation is continuing.

According to Suffolk County police, the human remains found at Southards Pond Park in Babylon belonged to both a woman and a adult male, including a woman’s arm, leg and head, and a man’s two arms, which had tattoos.

The Suffolk County Medical Examiner determined that a severed head, right arm, left leg from the knee down, and a right upper leg first found by a Suffolk County Police cadaver dog at the western side of Southards Pond Park were believed to be those of an adult woman, police said.

According to Suffolk County police, at about 8:40 a.m. on Feb. 29, a high school student was walking to school and discovered a severed left arm on the west side of Seagal Boulevard at the eastern end of Southards Pond Park, between Park Avenue and Mason Avenue.The student called her father, who then called 911, police said.

Following an investigation by homicide squad detectives, a cadaver dog from the canine unit discovered a leg in a mound of leaves on the western side of the park near Graham Place; the same dog continued searching the east side of the park and found a right arm about 20 feet away from the original discovery of the left arm, police said. The remains found on the eastern edge of the park appeared to be male, police said.

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Mayor John McCormac said ever since the 1990s the town wanted a walkway there. But at some point the money ran out, and the current walkway stops halfway. Congressman Frank Pallone secured $4 million this year to finish the walkway. McCormac said the town will use the money to “go as far as we can go.”

The reconstructed Sewaren marina will have:

The town is also making improvements to and expanding the existing dog park off Cliff Road.

Woodbridge Twp. said in a statement Thursday:

“Sewaren is long overdue for economic development/redevelopment and revitalization.

The entire marina project will enhance the economy of Sewaren as it will bring walking tourism to the neighborhood. The goal of the project is to connect residents to amenities that are not easily accessible, as they currently exist. The 1.5 mile Woodbridge/Sewaren Waterfront Walkway will not only boost property values because of the added amenity in the neighborhood, but will draw residents and visitors to enjoy a low-impact stroll to the marina businesses and surrounding Sewaren businesses.”

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The Clyde dealership was a respected member of the Vernon business community for many years on Talcottville Road. It was established in 1956, when the stylish Chevy Bel Air cost a whopping $2,450.

Then, in January 2011, tragedy struck. Most of the building’s west wing, which housed the service bays, collapsed under a heap of accumulating snow.

The entire dealership was eventually razed and the parcel has pretty much sat vacant ever since.

Gately would periodically mention “nibbles” on the land, but nothing serious happened until Balise made its move last year.

Balise currently owns and operates a car wash at 56 Talcottvile Road, which it purchased from Economy Oil.

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