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Disabled 27-year-old locked in Bathroom for 1 year

Reckless endangerment charges have become applicable to a caregiver in New Jersey. This was done when it was found out by the police that a mentally disabled 27-year-old woman was locked in a bathroom with no windows for nearly a year.

The name of the caregiver is Lisa Bullock-DeLorenzo, and she is 42-years-old. As of now, she is charged for putting the welfare of a disabled person at danger, criminal restraint along with other related charges. The officers found that the woman who was locked in the bathroom only had a towel and a bowl of food. The bathroom was 5x8-foot, Pennsville Police Department Chief Allen Cummings said.

According to Cummings, Bullock-DeLorenzo loved in the home located on Riviera Drive with a 30-year-old man who also has mental disabilities along with the woman and two brothers who were in their 20s. When their original adoptive mother died due to cancer, she adopted all of them.

It was also found out that the bathroom had a non-working toilet, and the woman was forced to use diapers when she had to relieve herself. In Cummings's words, "It's horrendous. Most of us have kids, and to see someone being treated like this, it's just not right."

As of now, the mentally disabled have been taken to a hospital for treatment while the man was also removed from the premises. Pending a court appearance, Bullock-DeLorenzo was released.

Due to COVID-19 Concerns, Princeton Restricts Gathering & Offers Remote Classes 

Princeton University on account of coronavirus restricted gathering of all the students and gave notice about the classes to be online. Although there is no such case of corona detected in the university. Eisgruber wrote all lectures and seminars will switch to online beginning March 23. The restrictions will remain in place until April 5, when university officials will conduct a review. The university also is restricting school-sponsored travel. The restrictions will be disruptive. All this is done to avoid the coronavirus cases to increase in New Jersey as already around 6 are reported to be confirmed.

Zaire Williams’ murderer arrested by cops

Last week, near the North Philadelphia campus last week 25 years old Zaire Williams was shot dead, the investigating team on Monday arrested 22 years old Anthony Nieves.

According to cops he has gunned down a former star Temple University football player.

In this case police say that the victim was the 16th best football player at Timber Creek High School in Sicklerville, New Jersey, where he was a favourite of many that many posted very heart touching posts for him on twitter and Instagram. Among many others were current XFL player Phillip “PJ” Walker and Philadelphia Eagles player and Glassboro, New Jersey. His coach also stated, “Zaire was a phenomenal player. Very encouraging. One of those people that you could depend on in tough situations. Either way, he was always there for you.”

Now Nieves is arrested in jail without any bail on Monday, no criminal case history is there on his behalf.

Weekly Weather Forecast For Philadelphia

Sunday, March 8

High 60, low 30

6 mph winds, with gusts up to 20 mph

Monday, March 9

High 70, low 40

9 mph winds, with gusts up to 27 mph

Tuesday, March 10

High 64, low 51

13 mph winds, with gusts up to 37 mph

Chance of rain: 82%

Wednesday, March 11

High 60, low 43

7 mph winds, with gusts up to 25 mph

Thursday, March 12

High 62, low 39

7 mph winds, with gusts up to 25 mph

Chance of rain: 65%

Visibility: 10 miles

Friday, March 13

High 69, low 51

Chance of rain: 39%

7 mph winds, with gusts up to 25 mph

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Boy vowed to walk again after a painful shooting accident

Semaj O’Branty, an 11-year old is just like any other kid but a fatal accident led him to start all over again. After 3- months’ treatment and rehab in hospital, Semaj returned home two days ago. “I’m able to stand by myself, but I can’t walk now," he said Friday night.

In November 2019, a gunman fired a bunch of shots while driving along Frankford Street. Semaj was caught in the crossfire, when he was walking back home from school. Now, he’s trying to learn how to talk and walk again, while the shooter remains on the run. “I used to go to the bathroom and pray and cry all the time. It’s sad for a little kid to hurt like that and not know what’s going on," Semaj's mom, Anita Williams, said.

There is sadness, anger and distress but the parents focus quickly goes back to the young boy. "My son is the lucky one. He’s still here. He couldn’t be here. He could have died," Williams said. Semaj is full of hope that he’ll soon be able to walk and play football with his friends.

After the employee comes in contact with the coronavirus case, the central Phoenix business gets closed

After an employee was found with coronavirus, a business in the central Phoenix closed its office. It was later confirmed that CBRE had shut down its office in the North-central Phoenix area to conduct a vigorous cleaning after an employee was found with a positive case. In their statement, they said -

"The situation is evolving, and we no longer believe our original statement to be accurate. That's all the information we are going to provide – we are not at liberty to divulge details re: any individual."

Further, the email talked about the health and well-being of the employees, communities, and clients are their priority.

Dan Majerle is no longer men's basketball coach

Grand Canyon University recently fired Dan Majerle as a men's basketball team head coach. This news came in an announcement via a statement on the afternoon of Thursday. It said, "We have decided to move in a new direction with our men's basketball program," said Brian Mueller, president of Grand Canyon University. "We wish Coach Majerle the best of luck in his future endeavors."

As of now, the associated Head Coach Marvin Menzies will be the interim head coach of the team, GCU said. Also, the assistant Coach Isaac Chew will be on the staff. The Lopes finished the 2019-2020 season at 13-7, and in the Western Athletic Conference at 8-8. Majerle has been with the Phoenix Suns for eight seasons, and from 2008-2013, he was an assistant coach for the Suns.

In seven seasons, GCU was guided by Majerle, who took them to a 136-89 record.

High-speed chase ended with getting burglary suspect arrested in northwest Houston

On Wednesday, the police were involved in a high-speed chase in northwest Houston. Five deputies of the Harris County Precinct responded to a call in which that caller said that he had a suspicion of someone breaking into cars. At the point when the officers spotted the suspect, he took off in the car. When the tire blew out, the suspect left the car and started running and was seen walking in the neighborhood. After some hunt, he was captured by officials and handcuffed.

After the employee comes in contact with the coronavirus case, the central Phoenix business gets closed

After an employee was found with coronavirus, a business in the central Phoenix closed its office. It was later confirmed that CBRE had shut down its office in the North-central Phoenix area to conduct a vigorous cleaning after an employee was found with a positive case. In their statement, they said -

"The situation is evolving, and we no longer believe our original statement to be accurate. That's all the information we are going to provide – we are not at liberty to divulge details re: any individual."

Further, the email talked about the health and well-being of the employees, communities, and clients are their priority.

Dan Majerle is no longer men's basketball coach

Grand Canyon University recently fired Dan Majerle as a men's basketball team head coach. This news came in an announcement via a statement on the afternoon of Thursday. It said, "We have decided to move in a new direction with our men's basketball program," said Brian Mueller, president of Grand Canyon University. "We wish Coach Majerle the best of luck in his future endeavors."

As of now, the associated Head Coach Marvin Menzies will be the interim head coach of the team, GCU said. Also, the assistant Coach Isaac Chew will be on the staff. The Lopes finished the 2019-2020 season at 13-7, and in the Western Athletic Conference at 8-8. Majerle has been with the Phoenix Suns for eight seasons, and from 2008-2013, he was an assistant coach for the Suns.

In seven seasons, GCU was guided by Majerle, who took them to a 136-89 record.

High-speed chase ended with getting burglary suspect arrested in northwest Houston

On Wednesday, the police were involved in a high-speed chase in northwest Houston. Five deputies of the Harris County Precinct responded to a call in which that caller said that he had a suspicion of someone breaking into cars. At the point when the officers spotted the suspect, he took off in the car. When the tire blew out, the suspect left the car and started running and was seen walking in the neighborhood. After some hunt, he was captured by officials and handcuffed.