WEST CAPE MAY — On Sunday Feb. 28, Lower Township police received a 9-1-1 call reporting a motor vehicle accident in the 500 Block of Sunset Blvd, reported to be a vehicle vs. a pole.
Patrol Officer Ed Edwards responded to the scene along with members of Lower Township Rescue Squad. Officers located Denise Leaming, 42, of Runnemede, standing outside of her vehicle, a 1998, Plymouth Neon.
Leaming appeared to be intoxicated and had facial injuries sustained in the accident. She was transported to Cape Regional Medical Center by Lower Township Rescue Squad for treatment of her injuries. Officers accompanied Leaming to the hospital where they requested a blood sample as part of their accident investigation.
While on scene, officers reported that the telephone pole that Leaming struck had caught on fire from damage to the electrical wires. Leaming was charged with the following motor vehicle violations: Driving While Intoxicated,Careless Driving, and Uninsured Motorist. The accident is under investigation by Cpl William Priole & Patrolman Ed Edwards.
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Wed, 03/03/2010 - 10:57pm - Posted by: rescuelower
"king of the shoobies"She needs to be banned from booze because she hit a dam pole and it caused a fire! that only creates more problems for police, emts and firefighters! what if she had hit you and badly injuried you.. How would you feel then?
Wed, 03/03/2010 - 3:18pm - Posted by: Vader
To anothergreatidea,
Don't you know that when you talk about the Herald and their friends, in even the slightest negative way, they will cut your post and maybe even your whole file like they did with me? Good luck getting an answer from them. I asked them several times why they cut me and nothing. I even sent them a PM and still nothing! However, if you are a young foul mouth punk, you can battle with other spouters back and forth with all kinds of vulger language and get away with it. So long as the battle is not with the Herald or it's buddies. See you soon under a new identity. No doubt they will kick me off again! Lol! What a joke!
Tue, 03/02/2010 - 6:00pm - Posted by: anothergreatidea
Why is it that I put a post on here yesterday about The Herald not gettting the facts of this story before publishing it and the post is gone?
Tue, 03/02/2010 - 2:23pm - Posted by: king of the shoobies
Capemay, why does this women need to be banned from buying booze, is this an ongoing thing
Thu, 07/08/2010 - 2:36pm - Posted by: OnlineReader
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