Police: 19-year-old called in fake bomb threats to Jersey Shore boardwalk
Police say a 19-year-old from Brick has been arrested for making fake bomb threats earlier this month to the Point Pleasant Boardwalk.
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Jun 18, 2021, 11:00 AM
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Updated 1,134 days ago
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2h agoPolice say a 19-year-old from Brick has been arrested
for making fake bomb threats earlier this month to the Point Pleasant
Boardwalk.
According to police, Nkosi Jones called Jenkinson's main boardwalk office on June 3
and June 4 to make the threats that turned out to be false.
Police say both
times the boardwalk was evacuated and bomb detection teams were called in.
Jones is charged with two counts of false public alarm and two counts of
terroristic threats. He is lodged
in Ocean County Jail pending future court proceedings.
Anyone with any additional information about the incidents is asked to
contact Detective Christopher Mosca at 732-892-0500
ext. 173.
