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Journalist arrested, NJ apologizes amid protests

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The state attorney general apologized and said his office would drop charges.

Gustavo Contreras was streaming when Asbury Park Police arrested him as they were enforcing a curfew. The curfew exempts credentialed media. The state attorney general apologized and said his office would investigate and drop charges.

06/02/2020

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Coalition says reopen NJ now

Coalition says reopen NJ now

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Clip: 6/2/2020 | 2m 35s | Business Correspondent Rhonda Schaffler brings you today's New Jersey business news. (2m 35s)

Local health departments strapped

Local health departments strapped

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Clip: 6/2/2020 | 2m 51s | Workers are pulling double duty and training for jobs they never expected to be doing. (2m 51s)

Newark mayor discusses protests, city's reopening

Newark mayor discusses protests, city's reopening

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Clip: 6/2/2020 | 3m 52s | Protests in Newark come at a critical time as the city begins the process of reopening. (3m 52s)

Restaurants prepare for Phase 2 reopening on June 15

Restaurants prepare for Phase 2 reopening on June 15

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Clip: 6/2/2020 | 2m 45s | On June 15, restaurants will once again be able to welcome diners in their establishments. (2m 45s)

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