Triax 57, 3 Canale Drive, Atlantic City, NJ (2025)

08/05/2025

MAYS LANDING, NJ – On Monday, August 4, 2025, Ibn Demps, 26, of Atlantic City, NJ, pleaded
guilty on two separate indictments to second-degree aggravated assault and second-degree certain persons not to possess weapons. Demps is expected to be sentenced to an aggregate
term of eight years in New Jersey State Prison, subject to the Graves Act and the No Early Release Act. Under the latter, Demps is required to serve 85% of his sentence. Upon his release, Demps will be subject to three years of intensive parole supervision.
On September 21, 2022, at approximately 4:39 p.m., members of the Atlantic City Police
Department responded to a shooting in the area of 154 N. South Carolina Avenue. Upon arrival,
police located a gunshot victim suffering from a gunshot wound to the abdomen. A review of
surveillance video led police to identify Ibn Demps as the shooter. Surveillance video showed
Demps playing dice with a group of men in the courtyard area of a housing complex before pulling
out a handgun and shooting the victim at near point-blank range in the stomach area. Demps
was apprehended by police on December 9, 2022. Upon arresting Demps, who was found inside
the same home which surveillance video recorded him fleeing into after the shooting, the police
located a handgun. The State Police ballistics laboratory subsequently confirmed that the
recovered handgun had been used to shoot the victim.
Demps was scheduled to attend a Recovery Court session on the day of the shooting, but he
failed to appear. After the shooting, he was charged with a violation, and he is expected to receive
a concurrent term in state prison.
Demps also pleaded guilty to shooting a handgun at a local gun range in November 2022. Demps
lied on the registration form by denying he was a convicted felon. Police determined that Demps
had gone to the gun range after viewing cellphone videos which were recovered during the
shooting investigation.
These matters were investigated by the Violent Crimes Unit of the Atlantic City Police Department. These matters were prosecuted by Assistant Prosecutor Chris D’Esposito of the Gangs, Guns,
and Narcotics Unit of the Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Office.

08/05/2025

TRAFFIC ADVISORY- Saturday, August 9
For Immediate Release: August 5, 2025

The 15th annual CRDA TRI AC will take place on Saturday, August 9, 2025. Motorists should expect traffic delays throughout Atlantic City and other parts of Atlantic County.

Expect major delays and detours in the following areas:

-Atlantic City Expressway exits #2, #4, and #5 will be CLOSED between 5:00 AM and 11:00 AM.

-US 40/US 322/Albany Avenue. Expect DELAYS both east and west between 7:00 AM and 1:00 PM.

-Motorists should use the Atlantic City Expressway or Route 30 to enter and exit Atlantic City.

08/05/2025

Atlantic City, N.J. (August 5, 2025) – City of Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small, Sr. has issued
the following statement on the passing of his Chief of Staff Ernest D. Coursey, Sr.:
“Today, the Great City of Atlantic City lost an icon. Ernest Coursey worked at City Hall for 39
plus years of stellar service, from the Clerk’s Office to becoming Deputy Mayor and then my Chief
of Staff. He was also a longtime County Commissioner and longtime 3rd Ward Atlantic City
Councilman. This is a major loss, and that is an understatement. Our thoughts and prayers go out
to the Coursey family and all of us here in the Great City of Atlantic City. Words can’t begin to
describe the devastating loss this is to our organization.”

08/05/2025

MAYS LANDING, NJ – The Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Office announced today that three
veterans successfully completed and graduated from the Veterans Diversion Program. The
program, now in its eighth year, has graduated a total of 8 participants in 2025, according to
Chief Counsel to the Prosecutor John Flammer who serves as the Program Coordinator.
Today’s ceremony was officiated by Superior Court Judge Bernard E. DeLury, Jr., a retired
Navy Captain, who has presided over the Program since 2017. “Today’s graduation was Judge
DeLury’s final Veterans Diversion Program session as he is retiring from the judiciary at the end
of the month - it was certainly a bittersweet moment for all those present,” said Flammer.
“Although prosecutor driven, the Veterans Diversion Program could not effectively function
without the commitment of the Judiciary,” said Flammer. “Since its inception, Judge DeLury has
been an instrumental partner to the success of this program and his presence and service will
be missed,” said Flammer.
Established in 2017, the Veterans Diversion Program, or “VDP,” provides armed forces veterans
facing criminal charges an opportunity to be diverted from the ordinary course of criminal
prosecution. Many of these veterans find themselves facing charges due to behavior stemming
from previously untreated substance abuse or behavioral health issues which are often service
connected. Once a candidate volunteers for the program and is deemed appropriate, the
veteran is enrolled. What follows is an intensive, typically at least a year long, period of court
supervision, treatment, mentorship, and the support of fellow veteran participants working
towards recovery.
The success of the VDP is the result of community partnerships with the Department of
Veterans Affairs, veteran mentors, and local service providers who are all deeply committed to
providing participants with the necessary resources for a successful outcome. Upon successful
completion of the program there is a ceremony where the graduate can speak to fellow participants and invited guests. Successful completion of the program results in the veteran’s
charge being dismissed.

08/04/2025

ATLANTIC CITY, NJ – On Monday, August 4, 2025, an investigation by the Atlantic County
Prosecutor’s Office and the Atlantic City Police Department led to the arrest of Sheldon Ward, 26,
of Atlantic City, NJ, for the July 28, 2025, murder of Kendell Roseborough, 28, also of Atlantic
City. Ward was taken into custody, without incident, by the United States Marshals Task Force.
Ward was charged with Murder, Aggravated Assault, Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon,
Unlawful Possession of a Weapon, and Conspiracy to Commit Murder. Ward was detained at
the Atlantic County Justice Facility.
On Monday, July 28, 2025, at approximately 10:30 p.m., the Atlantic City Police Department
received a 911 call regarding a male lying on the sidewalk outside of the Martinique Motel, 3029
Pacific Avenue, Atlantic City, NJ. Police arrived on scene and located a male, identified as
Kendell Roseborough unresponsive with what appeared to be one gunshot wound. Roseborough
was pronounced deceased on scene a short time later. The cause of death was determined to
be a gunshot wound. The manner of death is a homicide.
***These charges are merely an accusation and not proof of guilt. In all criminal cases, a
charged defendant is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty.***
Anyone with information about this incident or other serious crimes is asked to call the Atlantic
County Prosecutor’s Office’s Major Crimes Unit at 609-909-7666 or go to the Prosecutor’s Office
Website at ACPO.Tips and provide information by filling out the form anonymously on the Submit
a Tip page.
Crime Stoppers: People can also call Crime Stoppers at 609-652-1234 or 1-800-658-8477 (TIPS)
or visit the Crime Stoppers Website at http://www.crimestoppersatlantic.com/. Crime Stoppers
offers cash rewards for information leading to the arrest and indictment of those who commit
crimes in Atlantic County.

08/04/2025

Live Sports Talk with a National Feel

08/01/2025

Atlantic City, NJ – The Atlantic City Rotary Club Foundation held a scholarship awards dinner to present a $5000 scholarship to Atlantic City High School student John Tran. John will be attending Rutgers University in New Brunswick majoring in electrical engineering. During his time at Atlantic City High School, John achieved the following: AP Scholar with Distinction, National Rural and Small-Town Recognition Program, National First-Generation Recognition Program, Honor Roll throughout all 4 years. Extracurricular Activities for all 4 years of high school consisting of Cross-Country Varsity - Captain in Sr Year, Indoor Track Varsity and Outdoor Track Varsity. Other notable achievements include, Wikipedia Editor making over 100 edits to various articles, tutored other classmates in Physics, Calculus and other Classes as Needed. During the application process His AP Physics Teacher Courtney Keim, stated in her letter of recommendation that John's life philosophy is: "If you shoot for the moon, even if you miss, you'll end up among the stars." Foundation chair and presenter Joe Dolan says “after meeting and discussing the future with the young man I was thoroughly impressed and feel he may be one of the most qualified candidates to be considered by the foundation in all my years of Rotary service. The future is bright for this outstanding individual”.
The Atlantic City Rotary Club was founded in 1915, charter 141. The club meets on the first and third Thursdays of the month, 6:15PM, at the Atlantic City Moose Lodge. The club is a global network of more than 1.2 million neighbors, friends, and leaders volunteering their skills and resources to solve issues and address community needs. Those interested in joining or being a guest can contact the club at https://district7505.org/clubinfo/atlantic-city

07/31/2025

Richard Quiñones had a very busy show on Thursday, breaking down the latest in the scandal regarding former player Gilbert Arenas, and why it might be illegal but it is a waste of time to pursue.

Q also broke down the recent trades and why he thinks is a sneaky great upgrade for the right now!

Plus, Q was joined by NFL Insider and host of Lloyd Vance's Insider Football, Lloyd Vance who gave 5-6 QB's he believes will top their seasonal projections in 2025.

Q also debated if QB is an all-time great QB right now? Rich is live Mon-Friday right here from 4pm-6pm!

07/31/2025

For the first time in nearly 50 years, this vantage point of Lucy is fully visible! With our former gift shop demolished and before construction begins on our new interpretive center, Lucy is enjoying some unobstructed southern exposure! ☀️🐘

07/30/2025

Cooperative Investigation Leads to Arrests, Recovery of Drugs and a Gun
For Immediate Release: July 30, 2025

The Atlantic City Police Department (ACPD) announces the culmination of a collaborative law enforcement investigation that led to the recovery of large amounts of various narcotics and an illegal firearm.

On July 29, 2025, a three-month investigation into the distribution of narcotics throughout Atlantic County resulted in the simultaneous ex*****on of three court authorized search warrants in Atlantic City, Pleasantville, and Mays Landing, NJ.

The three targets of the investigation, Shane Tutis, Dominique Handy, and Hikima White were arrested. During the searches, detectives recovered a total of 7,650 individual bags of he**in, 902 fentanyl pills, more than five ounces of methamphetamine, three grams of co***ne, 123 suboxone films, a loaded handgun, and paraphernalia used in the distribution of narcotics.

The investigation was led by ACPD Detective Christopher Dodson with assistance from members of the DEA Liberty Mid-Atlantic High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area, New Jersey State Police, Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Office, and Atlantic City Police Department’s Special Investigations Section. The search warrants were executed by members of the Atlantic City Police Department’s SWAT team and the Atlantic County SWAT Team.

ARRESTED: Shane Tutis, 30, of Pleasantville, NJ.

CHARGES: Possession of CDS (five counts), possession of CDS with intent to distribute (four counts), maintaining a CDS production facility, unlawful possession of a weapon, certain person not to possess a firearm, possession of a firearm during a CDS offense, money laundering, and possession of CDS paraphernalia.

ARRESTED: Dominique Handy, 34, of Mays Landing, NJ.

CHARGES: Possession of CDS (five counts), possession of CDS with intent to distribute (four counts), maintaining a CDS production facility, unlawful possession of a weapon, certain person not to possess a firearm, possession of a firearm during a CDS offense, money laundering, and possession of CDS paraphernalia.

ARRESTED: Hikima White, 38, of Mays Landing, NJ.

CHARGES: Possession of CDS (five counts), possession of CDS with intent to distribute (four counts), maintaining a CDS production facility, unlawful possession of a weapon, certain person not to possess a firearm, possession of a firearm during a CDS offense, money laundering, and possession of CDS paraphernalia.

All three were remanded to the Atlantic County Justice Facility. These charges are merely an accusation and not proof of guilt. In all criminal cases, a charged defendant is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty.

Anyone with information about the distribution of narcotics is urged to contact the Atlantic City Police Department Special Investigations Section at 609-347-5858 or submit a text anonymously to tip411 (847411). Begin the text with ACPD.

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