Wildwood Boardwalk Reopens After Overnight Civil Unrest

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Wildwood, NJ police lifted a state of emergency for the boardwalk early Monday after numerous incidents of civil unrest involving large groups of young adults and juveniles over the holiday weekend. The emergency declaration, which restricted access to the boardwalk, was issued to ensure public safety and was lifted after the situation was brought under control. Local officials are seeking further support from county resources to manage such incidents in the future.
- Wildwood Police end state of emergency for boardwalk after "numerous incidents of civil unrest" CBS News
- UPDATE: Wildwood Rescinds State of Emergency Cape May County Herald
- Wildwood boardwalk reopens after ‘civil unrest’ overnight led to state of emergency NJ.com
- Boardwalk reopen as ‘state of emergency' lifted in Wildwood, NJ NBC Philadelphia
- Citing 'civil unrest,' Wildwood shuts Boardwalk overnight Press of Atlantic City
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