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Seidle children seeking

$10M over moms killing
KEN SERRANO @KENSERRANOAPP

The Claim

The nine Seidle children are seeking $10 million

from the state and county and local agencies over the
killing of Tamara Wilson Seidle by her ex-husband Neptune Sgt. Philip Seidle.
Their attorney, Shelley Stangler of Springfield, filed
a notice of claim Friday to Neptune, Neptune City, Asbury Park and the three police departments, as well the
police directors in Neptune and Neptune City and the
chief of Neptune, the Monmouth County Prosecutors
Office, the county, the state of New Jersey and Seidle.
Neptune City police had not previously been mentioned as being involved in the response to the Seidle

The familys claim is for

wrongful death, emotional
distress, violation of civil
rights, pain and suffering,
loss of companionship, guidance and support for the
children.

Tamara Wilson-Seidle

An additional bystander
liability claim is being filed
for the couples 7-year-old
daughter, who was present
during the killing.

See SEIDLE, Page 4A

Silent treatment
on national stage

PHOTO COURTESY OF NEWS12 NJ

The scene of the accident on Route 18 in Colts Neck that

claimed the lives of two men early Wednesday.

Two men killed

when truck flips
over in Colts Neck
STEPH SOLIS @STEPHMSOLIS
ANDREW FORD @ANDREWFORDNEWS

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Republican presidential candidate New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie speaks during the CNN Republican presidential debate at the
Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum on Wednesday in Simi Valley, California.

Christie goes 32 minutes without being called on

by moderators during CNN Republican debate

COLTS NECK Two men died and a third was hospitalized Wednesday morning after they were thrown
from a truck that overturned on Route 18 North.
Apolinar Guerrero, 39, of Piscataway was pronounced dead at the scene at 8:30 a.m., according to
Monmouth County Prosecutors Office spokesman
Charlie Webster. Juan Sanchez, 51, of Bound Brook, was
pronounced dead at 8:35 a.m. Both men were passengers in the truck.
The driver Nicolas Denis, 23, of Elizabeth was
in stable condition at a local hospital, Webster wrote in
an email.
They were riding in a commercial line-striping
truck owned by Straight Edge Striping of Bound Brook.
The truck was headed north on Route 18 when it overturned between Route 34 and Route 537 in Colts Neck
about 6:15 a.m.
The Monmouth County Serious Collision Analysis
Response Team and Colts Neck police are investigating
the crash, with assistance from the New Jersey State
Police Commercial Vehicle Inspection Unit. Tinton
Falls and Marlboro police assisted by redirecting traffic.
Tinton Falls police blocked both lanes of the freeway
around 6:30 a.m., sending motorists to Exit 19A toward
Route 34 North.
The road was re-opened about 3:30 p.m.
While police were investigating the fatal crash, traffic service 511nj.org reported a second crash in the area
around 8:30 a.m., this time on the southbound side at Exit 22 in Colts Neck.
That crash caused a 15- to 20-minute delay as police
blocked off the left lane.
Anyone with information about the fatal crash is
urged to call Detective Eric Kerecman of the Monmouth County Prosecutors Office at 1-800-533-7443 or
Sgt. Kristian DeVito of the Colts Neck Township Police
Department at 732-780-7323.
Steph Solis: 732-643-4043; ssolis@gannettnj.com

BOB JORDAN @BOBJORDANAPP

Instead of getting a debate boost for his sagging

presidential hopes, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie got
the silent treatment from CNN moderators Wednesday
night.
Christie went 32 minutes without being called on in
the second Republican presidential primary debate
and missed out as Donald Trump and other candidates
traded volleys in front of tens of millions of viewers on
important topics such as the Iran nuclear deal, the Syria
crisis and Russian-backed separatists in Ukraine.

Nor did Christie participate when Trump took a beating with former business executive Carly Fiorina hitting hardest when asked to reply to Trumps comments
about her appearance.
Trump in Rolling Stone had said of Fiorina: Look at
that face! Would anyone vote for that? Can you imagine
that, the face of our next president?! I mean, shes a
woman, and Im not supposed to say bad things, but
really, folks, come on. Are we serious?
Trump later claimed he was talking about Fiorinas
See DEBATE, Page 7A

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