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Welcome to Fugitive Safe Surrender NJ


Southern Region Event
April 21, 23, 24 & 25, 2012
Grace Assembly of God Church
201 Atlantic Avenue, Atlantic City, NJ 08401


Fugitive Safe Surrender New Jersey enabled individuals who were hiding from the law to turn themselves in at a neutral location.

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  .News Releases/Outreach:
  4/26/12 - Fugitive Safe Surrender Total: 3,027 Voluntarily Turned Themselves in - New Jersey’s FSS Record Total: 13,276 Voluntary Surrenders in Four FSS Events Ranks New Jersey Number One in the Country
  4/24/12 - Fugitive Safe Surrender Update: At Midway Point, More than 900 People Have Taken Advantage of Final NJ Fugitive Safe Surrender
  4/21/12 -Fugitive Safe Surrender Update: More than 400 People Turned Themselves in on the First Day
  4/19/12 - Fourth And Final New Jersey Fugitive Safe Surrender Begins This Saturday - Since Program’s Inception, More Than 10,000 People Have Successfully Surrendered in NJ
  3/27/12 - New Jersey Attorney General Chiesa & State Parole Chairman Plousis Announce Fourth and Final New Jersey Fugitive Safe Surrender - Since Program’s Inception, More Than 10,000 People Have Successfully Surrendered in NJ
 
  .Prior Event News Releases:
  11/8/10 - Fugitive Safe Surrender Total: 3,901 Voluntarily Turned Themselves in - New Jersey’s FSS Record Total: 10,249 Voluntary Surrenders in Three FSS Events
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This Fugitive Safe Surrender Program is funded in part with a grant under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act: Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant Program.