The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey arrested for the second time a driver who allegedly used an electronic device to hide his car’s license plate and evade paying tolls on the George Washington Bridge.
On Friday, September 22, Port Authority Police arrested a man identified as New Jersey resident Adam Jimenez.
The vehicle in which Jiménez was traveling had an electronic device that hid the car’s license plate and thus avoided paying the toll on the George Washington Bridge.
The subject was arrested and faces charges of toll evasion, possession of robbery tools and fraudulent possession of documents.
The authority reported that this is the second time that the suspect has been arrested for evading bridge fees.
In February of this same year, he was arrested after an electronic curtain was detected that partially covered the license plate of the car.
Port Authority detailed that it has arrested 16 drivers for evading tolls on this same bridge using devices to hide licenses.
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Nicholas Dominici, a one-year-old baby of Dominican origin, died on September 15 after coming into contact with fentanyl, while he was under the care of the Divino Niño daycare center in the Bronx. Three other children were hospitalized for the same reason.
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After the tragedy, authorities raided the daycare located at 2707 Morris Avenue. The New York Police Department (NYPD) recovered a machine for packaging fentanyl and other types of drugs.
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Grei Méndez, 36, in charge of the daycare, and a 41-year-old cousin, Carlisto Acevedo Brito, had already been arrested on suspicion of being involved in the painful tragedy.
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Both face criminal charges including murder, manslaughter and assault.
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In addition to four counts of endangering the welfare of a minor and criminal possession of narcotics including fentanyl.
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“He was a very intelligent child,” said Otoniel Feliz when remembering his son Nicolás, almost 2 years old.
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“I looked out the window to see the sky, I was a happy child, I knew how to count from 1 to 10,” he said, heartbroken.
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The father complained to the owners of the daycare center for handling drugs near the presence of the minors. “The culprit knows he has to pay,” he said.
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The parents told the media that the minor had only been enrolled in daycare a few days ago.
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The nursery had started its activities in May of this year. This same September it had even passed a surprise inspection.
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This Monday, members of the community remembered the little boy who lost his life with flowers and candles.
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According to reports from the prosecutor of the Southern District of New York, Damian Williams, Grei Méndez made three calls before dialing 911, presumably to alert her husband and eliminate evidence of the drugs. She also deleted 21,000 messages.
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After advancing the investigations, the authorities discovered a secret compartment where they found more fentanyl, other drugs and tools to process them. They were hidden under the children’s playroom.
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2023-09-27 11:33:11
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