Bellmawr

A federal complaint has been filed by Atilis Gym against Gov. Phil Murphy and his administration for what the business calls unconstitutional restrictions during the pandemic.

The state Department of Health followed through on the threat by Gov. Phil Murphy to use its authority to close Atilis Gym in Bellmawr after the owners defied the governor's pandemic order for three days in a row.

Co-owner Ian Smith said police are monitoring members as they enter and exit Atilis Gym and ticket them as they leave.

Atilis Gym in Bellmawr opened for a second day in defiance of Gov. Phil Murphy's executive order prohibiting non-essential businesses from opening.

A hair salon in Morris County has set its own tentative reopening date, as its owners are getting frustrated by what they said is a lack of an action plan that involves them.

Of the opening, Gov. Murphy said Monday, "If you show up at that gym tomorrow there's going to be a different reality that what was shown today. These aren't just words."

The owners of Atilis Gym in Bellmawr said they are being "strangled to death" by Gov. Murphy's executive order to close.

The gym owners have said it's "Bellmawr versus everybody," while the Governor said being out of compliance would not "be tolerated.”

The company said the bus was stolen from a car dealer where it was being inspected.

Investigators have identified the skeletonized remains of a baby that were found in October in a Camden alleyway but questions remain about how the child died and what his parents knew about it.