Elizabeth – Man Barricades Himself in House After Destroying Wife’s Car
SWAT had to be called in for assistance after a man barricaded himself inside a house in Elizabeth Monday afternoon, April 6.
According to reports from police at the scene, a 911 call was received reporting a domestic violence occurrence in the 700 block of Linden Avenue at around 12:05 p.m.
When police arrived at the scene, they found a woman who reported that her husband destroyed her car after a verbal altercation. Police then found the man and tried to question him, but the man walked inside the house and locked the door.
Police made several attempts to get the man to come outside the house, but the man refused. SWAT was then called in to assist and the man exited the house without further incident.
The suspect was arrested at issued a summons then released, according to police.
We’re glad no one was seriously hurt in this incident. We hope the man is more responsible next time.
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There are jobs that can expose a worker to danger. Firefighters for example, are prone to getting injured on the job. Some jobs may also expose workers to certain dangerous chemicals. These conditions may cause an illness to develop, which can hinder workers from getting income.
If a worker is injured or develops a chronic illness while doing their duties on the job, a request for medical treatment should be made to the employer as soon as possible. Under the NJ workers’ compensation law, the employer and/or their insurance carrier can select the physician(s) to treat injured workers for work related injuries. After that, a worker may file a workers’ compensation claim in order to deal with any medical bills and compensation for any income they may lose while sick or injured. A workers’ compensation claim must be filed as early as possible. Any delay in filing the claim may give doubts to the validity of the claim, which may increase the possibility that the claim is denied.
Once a claim is processed, an injured employee will receive benefits regardless of who was at fault. In exchange for these benefits, the worker cannot bring a civil action against the employer.
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Note: This blog reports on the types of cases our firm has extensive experience handling. It is painful to learn of the prevalence of these serious accidents, and it is our sincere hope that future catastrophes can be avoided. Our blog posts are written from scouring recent news stories. As more information is revealed, these stories may be updated. If the information in this blog article is outdated or false, please let us know so we can add updates or corrections.
Disclaimer: By showing the frequency of these serious accidents, Brach Eichler Trial Lawyers hopes that more will be done to prevent them. Another aim is to give readers information that can be used to help them reduce the likelihood they are involved in a serious accident. Content on our blog is not legal advice.
