Plus: a Collingswood man is charged after a detective allegedly spotted him with a BB gun near an elementary school, and a Camden man is arrested after an armed robbery spree.
September 17, 2018
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Collingswood Man Faces Weapons Charges Amid Elementary School Lockdown
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Camden Man Charged in Collingswood, Haddon Twp. Armed Robberies
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