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Naked man wanted for masturbating in front of 6 women at NJ apartment complex
A perv in New Jersey is giving new meaning to “naked aggression.”
A nude man has been pleasuring himself in front of women outside a South Brunswick apartment complex in a series of brazen and sometimes broad-daylight attacks, according to police.
The creep, over the last several months, has made a habit of stripping off his clothes and accosting women near the Royal Oaks Apartment complex in Monmouth Junction.
He’s even masturbated in front of as many as six women at the complex and in a nearby wooded area, according to South Brunswick Police.
The sex-pest has previously taken the periodic naked prowls between 11 p.m. and 2:30 a.m., according to local police, and sticks to the side of the apartment building that abuts a wooded area so that he can make speedy escapes.
But, cops say, the man has gotten more bold as he continues to go unpunished for his lecherous antics.
He most recently struck on Tuesday at around 4:30 p.m., which cops say is a worrying departure from his usual pattern of nighttime perversion.
“We really need the public’s help to identify him,” said Deputy Chief Jim Ryan of the South Brunswick Police Department. “His actions are becoming more escalated.”
The man is described as six-feet tall, with dreadlocks or braided hair, and is invariably, over the course of the several incidents, solely clad in flip-flops and a ski mask or a hood.
The individual has not touched any of the people he has encountered, according to cops.
Deputy Chief Ryan suspects there are more victims who have yet to come forward.
Police released a security camera screenshot of the man and said additional video and photographic evidence will be released at a later date.
Neighbors of the Royal Oaks Apartment complex off of Route 1 are being asked by police to check their doorbell cameras for video of the man.
If anyone has any information on these incidents they are asked to call South Brunswick Police at 732-329-4000.
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Steven Van Zandt celebrates New Jersey launch of Malvado Maple Mezcal
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Do you have a secret spot in your home where you hide your valuables?
Do you think that it’s very safe and a would-be burglar wouldn’t think to check?
Unfortunately, that spot may not be as safe as you would hope. Burglars have a few spots in your home they will check first after they break in, and it very well may be your “super safe secret spot.”
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Do you hide things in your sock or underwear drawer?
It may be a good way to hide things from your kids, but obviously, a burglar is going to check there first.
Keep Scrolling to Find Out The Other 9 Places
How Common is Burglary in New Jersey
The majority of crimes in New Jersey are property crimes like burglary and vehicle theft. In 2021, NJ residents reported 103,761 property crimes.
This breaks down to a property crime rate of 11 crimes per 1,000 residents.
Though this crime rate is below the national average, you still have a 1-in-89 chance of becoming a victim of property crime. Criminals in New Jersey often target homes to steal electronics, jewelry, and other expensive items.
Reconsider Where You Are Hiding Your Valuables
I hope you are never the victim of a burglary, but if you are, at least you can make it a little harder for a crook to find your valuables.
Reader’s Digest recently talked with Chris McGoey of McGoey Security Consulting and Robert Siciliano, a security analyst with Hotspot Shield.
Using information from these two experts, the magazine determined that these are the 10 spots burglars are most likely to check.
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10 ‘Secret Spots’ Burglars Check First When Invading New Jersey Homes
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ATLANTIC CITY (WABC) — A mom from New Jersey brought home more than flowers for Mother’s Day, raking in a jackpot worth over a hundred thousand dollars at a casino in Atlantic City over the holiday weekend.
Jacqueline B, a mom from Toms River, NJ, placed a $5 bet on a Dragon Link slot machine at Ocean Casino Resort on Saturday.
She hit the jackpot, winning $101,566.53 to be exact.
The jackpot paid out $101,566.
Jacqueline hasn’t yet revealed how she plans to spend her newfound cash.
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