92.7 WOBM News Flash Briefing: March 28 5AM

A student at a school in Keansburg whose comments threatening harm against other students were overheard by a security officer, lead to criminal charges.

The Jersey state comptroller says 159 people have been accepted into a special amnesty program that allows them to pay back 2-point-2 million dollars in welfare money they illegally received, without facing criminal prosecution.

New Jersey senate president Steve Sweeney says he's becoming more and more convinced that we don't need any more tax hikes in the garden state.

French fries are to blame for starting a fire at a Berkeley Township home Monday night.

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