NJ Protests

Officials with the Atlantic City Police Department say 95 people have now been charged in connection to the riot and looting that took place in the city on May 31st.

Atlantic City Casinos and all local businesses desperately needed the strongest 4th of July weekend possible under the already devastating, pandemic conditions.

The Atlantic City Steve Young-Black Lives Matter protest event was large in advanced billing and anticipation. It was ultimately small in scope and size.

It’s no accident that Steve Young chose this day to both protest and in his words, “shut Atlantic City down.”

At this time, it is very likely that the Steve Young-Black Lives Matter event for this Saturday will take place in Atlantic City.

The Atlantic City Police Department is asking for the public's help in identifying people in over 200 pictures that were released today, nearly one month after rioting and looting in the city.

The Pagan’s are considering bringing 300 motorcycles to Atlantic City this Saturday, “to counter the Steve Young protest and support the police.”

Legislation that would designate Black Lives Matter Day in New Jersey and make Juneteeth a state holiday advanced in the Legislature Monday.

Should this “shutdown” occur - on what is normally the busiest Saturday of the year - it will be very detrimental to the casinos and all Atlantic City businesses and patrons.

Following years of debate, Princeton University has dropped the name of Woodrow Wilson from its public policy school and residential college.