Cops: Competition between NJ jitney services hits new low
? Cut-throat competition among jitney companies in West New York has sunk to new depths, police say. Police in West New York say a worker from one company allegedly sprayed a driver from a rival jitney
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Nov 30, 2011, 4:13 AM
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Updated 4,691 days ago
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? Cut-throat competition among jitney companies in West New York has sunk to new depths, police say.
Police in West New York say a worker from one company allegedly sprayed a driver from a rival jitney company with urine.
Before spraying the urine, the dispatcher allegedly attacked the company driver with his fists.
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