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Lawyer: NJ cop to appear on charges in deadly crash

A lawyer says a New Jersey police officer will appear before a judge on charges in a wrong-way crash in New York that killed a fellow officer and a friend. Linden Police Officer Pedro Abad is scheduled

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Lawyer: NJ cop to appear on charges in deadly crash

A lawyer says a New Jersey police officer will appear before a judge on charges in a wrong-way crash in New York that killed a fellow officer and a friend. Linden Police Officer Pedro Abad is scheduled

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