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  Pedestrian Struck And Killed By NJ Transit Bus Hit And Run In Lakewood Ocean County Prosecutor Bradley D. Billhimer announced that on January 3, 2022, at approximately 9:45 p.m., Officers from the Lakewood Township Police Department responded to the entrance of the New Jersey Transit Bus Terminal on Route 88 in Lakewood in response to a report that a pedestrian had been struck by a motor vehicle. Responding Officers found a 32 year-old male victim lying by the side of the road. The victim was transported to Monmouth Medical Center, Southern Campus, in Lakewood, where he was pronounced deceased. Subsequent investigation determined that the victim was struck by a New Jersey Transit bus. The bus and the operator of the bus were eventually located in Howell Township later in the evening of January 3, 2022. “The operator of the bus has been cooperative and this is an active and ongoing investigation by the Ocean County Prosecutor’s Office Vehicular Homicide Unit, Ocean County Prosecut...

 Remembering Belmar resident Cynthia Sussman, 73, killed by NJ Transit train On November 29, 2021 BELMAR, NJ - A 73-year-old Jersey Shore woman was fatally struck by an NJ transit train over the weekend, officials said. Belmar resident Cynthia E. Sussman was struck and fatally injured by a North Jersey Coast Line train around 9:19 a.m. on Sunday near the Church Street crossing in Spring Lake, NJ Transit spokesman Jim Smith told Patch. Around 25 customers and crew were on board at the time of the incident. There were no additional injuries reported. The train initially departed from Long Branch at 8:46 a.m. and was set to arrive at Bay Head at 9:31 a.m., Smith said. New Jersey Transit Police are leading the ongoing investigation.  

 Remembering James Kessock, 34, of Barnegat Murdered By NJ Transit Train In  Asbury Park December 7, 2021 ASBURY PARK - The man  struck and killed by an NJ Transit train Sunday  has been identified. James Kessock, 34, of Barnegat, was found on the tracks near First Avenue at 9:55 p.m., an NJ Transit spokesperson said. Officials do not yet know which train hit the victim. Rail service along the North Jersey Coast Line route was suspended between Long Branch and Bay Head after the man was struck, according to NJ Transit. Kessock was the third victim to die after being struck by a train in Monmouth County in one week. Early Saturday morning, a boy was killed by a train close to the Red Bank station, near where Drs. James Parker Boulevard merges into East Bergen Place, according to NJ Transit. His identity has not been released. Belmar resident Cynthia Sussman, 73, died after she was struck by a train in Spring Lake on Sunday, Nov. 28, officials said. More:  Victim ...