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    TUESDAY 11.11.14

    VETERANS DAY

    Steadfast and
    courageous
    Middlesex County Prosecutor Andrew C.
    Carey says moving the cases against seven
    Sayreville football players to adult court
    would not best serve the interests of the
    victims, the community or the defendants.

    Sayreville
    players will
    be tried
    as minors

    RUSS DESANTIS/CORRESPONDENT

    Angelo Recine, 90, of Toms River holds the Bronze Star medal for his service in World War II.

    TR vet earned Bronze


    Star in kamikaze attack

    Prosecutor wont ask for


    a move to adult court

    KEN SERRANO @KENSERRANOAPP

    GREG TUFARO @GREGTUFARO

    The kamikaze bore down on the USS Caperton, and


    Angelo Recine stood his ground as still-green sailors,
    some little more than boys, scattered.
    Bullets from the Japanese Zero whizzed by his
    head. The gunners mate 3rd class manned the 40 mm
    gun and took aim. The pilot in the cockpit was close.
    I could see him in the plane, the 90-year-old Toms
    River man recalled. He was coming at me just like he
    was in front of me. I can still see him. He didnt look
    scared to me.
    Recine was, he said.
    Two years earlier, he was an All-Middlesex County
    guard for the New Brunswick High School Zebras
    football team. The son of a bricklayer and a Squibbs
    factory worker, both Italian immigrants, left school

    None of the seven Sayreville High School football


    players criminally charged in connection with the hazing and sexual assault of four teammates inside the
    teams locker room will be tried as adults.
    Middlesex County Prosecutor Andrew C. Carey said
    Monday he will not ask a judge to waive any of the players, aged 15 to 17, to adult criminal court.
    The conduct in which the juvenile defendants engaged was serious, and that is why criminal charges
    were filed, Carey said. The appropriate forum for the
    resolution of these cases is Middlesex County family
    court. Asking the court to waive these seven juvenile
    cases to adult court would not best serve the interests of
    the victims, the community or the defendants.
    The decision was announced Monday to defense attorneys representing the juvenile defendants, who remain under house arrest and in the custody of their parents.
    Its the appropriate decision under the circumstances, said Richard Klein, an attorney from East
    Brunswick representing one of the defendants.
    The decision means the juvenile defendants, if convicted, will face lesser penalties than if they were found
    guilty in adult court, and their identities should remain
    protected because all juvenile court records are sealed.

    RUSS DESANTIS/CORRESPONDENT

    Angelo Recine (right) of Toms River will turn 91 later this


    month. He is a WWII veteran and was awarded the
    Bronze Star Medal. Hes pictured with his brothers (from
    left) Carl, Vito and Sal, all now deceased.

    The Greatest Generations veterans


    See HEROICS, Page A6
    There were 16 million World War II veterans at the end of
    the war in 1945.

    Brookdale center shifts


    focus to dismay of many
    KEN SERRANO @KENSERRANOAPP

    The mannequin in the Navy uniform disappeared


    from the Center for World War II Studies and Conflict
    Resolution at Brookdale Community College about a
    year ago.
    Some veterans and volunteers at the center took
    that as a bad sign.
    Other memorabilia on display at the center, in the
    lobby of Bankier Library at the college in the Lincroft
    section of Middletown, started to be removed as well,
    adding to their concern and anger.
    But when a plan was floated to give a rusted piece
    of steel in a glass display case at the center back to the

    5.8 million
    1 million
    555
    27,400
    Number of WWII veterans in 2000

    See PLAYERS, Page A7

    Number of WWII veterans in in 2014

    The appropriate forum for the


    resolution of these cases is Middlesex
    County family court.

    Number of WWII veterans dying each day

    MIDDLESEX COUNTY PROSECUTOR


    ANDREW C. CAREY

    Number of WWII veterans in New Jersey

    Laptops to blame
    for election glitch

    SOURCE: NATIONAL WWII MUSEUM

    See CENTER, Page A6

    BEST LOCAL SPORTS IN N.J.


    KEN SERRANO @KENSERRANOAPP

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    French said.
    Four laptops used to create 916 cartridges that tallied the results in the voting machines were the source
    problem,
    French said. The previous system
    was
    of the
    not uninstalled from those four computers, she said.
    French said it was not the fault of the vendor, Dominion Voting Systems Inc. of Denver, nor did the blame
    fall on any one individual.
    We let the public down on this, and I am personally
    disappointed, French said. It shouldnt have happened, and it will not happen again.

    See GLITCH, Page A4

    Steve Falk breaks down the playoff


    matchups and points out local teams
    that could make title runs. SPORTS, C1

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