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Latest News
Still-flawed Re-Sentencing Bill Up for a Vote Monday, June 21
I’ve been writing about A4372/S2591 for awhile now, legislation that remains deeply flawed, and would result in dangerous criminals (like murderer and serial rapist Christopher Righetti) being re-sentenced and set free back in to our community. Both bills are up for a vote in the Senate and Assembly on Monday, June 21, 2021. You can […]
CALL TO ACTION: Dangerous Rapist/Murderer Righetti Up for Early Release–we need your help!
Once again, Christopher Righetti is being considered for early release, despite receiving a Life sentence for the abduction, rape & murder of 20-year-old Kim Montelaro. We’ve been told that his hearing will be held sometime in June 2021. Keep NJ Safe is calling upon members of the community to write to the NJ State Parole […]
Dusty’s Legacy
Sad news, my friends: we learned today that Dusty, the German Shepherd puppy who was the inspiration for a ground-breaking New Jersey law that protects seeing eye dogs and seeing eye puppies-in-training, died on February 19, 2021. Dusty was 12 years old, and leaves behind a lasting legacy that began after a scary attack that […]