Assemblyman Reed Gusciora looks to go after stalkers and stranglers TRENTON >> Assemblyman Reed Gusciora hopes to make life a little more miserable for creepers. Gusciora (D-Mercer/Hunterdon) has co-sponsored two bills to target stalkers and stranglers that have both cleared the Assembly judiciary committee. For the bipartisan stalking bill, Gusciora teamed with Assemblywoman Nancy F. Munoz (R-Union, Somerset and Morris) after hearing a story about her dentist’s daughter. #AD_text{ font-size: 11px; color: #999999; } (function() { var secondaryMedia = $(“#secondary-media”).css(‘height’); var factbox = $(“#factbox”).css(‘height’); var internalContent = parseInt(secondaryMedia + factbox); if((internalContent “He was showing up at work, he was showing up at the house, and he showed up at school,” the 15th district assemblyman said last week. “There are certain people that restraining orders are just a piece of paper. But once it gets to the point where they’re convicted of it twice, that means they pretty much are ignoring that court order.” To deal with the problem, Gusciora’s legislation will require an electronic monitoring device for a person convicted twice of stalking the same victim. “This would actually require them to wear an ankle bracelet and then the victim would actually be notified when the stalker is in the area,” the assemblyman said. “At least they can get to [...] newsinnj/assemblyman-reed-gusciora-looks-to-go-after-stalkers-and-stranglers/
Posted on: Mon, 22 Dec 2014 08:15:58 +0000
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