WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, Pa. (CBS) — "Police and FBI have arrested a suspect following a string of explosions and undetonated devices in Washington Township, Northampton County. Washington Township police say Jason Muzzicato was arrested at his home on Friday morning.

A second search warrant was also conducted at his Bangor Motor Works business.

The explosions began in late March and two explosions happened as recently as Monday. The Monday explosions were heard at 9 p.m. and 10:45 p.m."

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PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – "The Philadelphia Police Department has asked for outside assistance with investigating hundreds of police officers’ alleged racist and violent social media posts. Ten officers have been placed on desk duty after the initial review, authorities say.

It’s a social media firestorm, with hundreds of Philadelphia police officers, even some high-ranking lieutenants and sergeants, taking heat over alleged racist and violent posts on Facebook.

Those posts appear to endorse violence, racism and bigotry."

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"Health officials in New Jersey’s Gloucester County are warning Dunkin’ Donuts customers about possible Hepatitis A exposure and urging people to get vaccinated.

A worker at the Dunkin’ Donuts at 460 Hurffville-Crosskeys Rd. in Turnersville tested positive for the communicable liver disease, the Gloucester County Department of Health said Friday, which coincides with National Doughnut Day.

“This individual worked while they were potentially infectious between May 18 through June 1,” the GCDOH said in a news release.

County health officials said the risk to anyone who ate or drank beverages at the store during the contamination period is low, but they are recommending “post-exposure prophylaxis,” or PEP, for unvaccinated people."

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