New Milford Man Accused Of Breaking Water Pipe Leading To Bergen County Courthouse Shutdown

Published: July 11, 2012 | News Blog | 402 Clicks

The Bergen County Courthouse was shut down Monday afternoon after a drug court defendant kicked a water pipe, leading to flooding that injured two people, including a judge, when they slipped and fell, authorities said.

Benjamin Blohm, 27, of New Milford, was charged with causing a disturbance that caused widespread injury, a second-degree crime, along with criminal mischief, said Richard Moriarty, a spokesman for the county Sheriff's Office. Click Here To Read More

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