Yea which Pathmark in JC, theres 2!!!

I wonder which one.

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You'd think they'd require better marksman skills to be the manager of Pathmark.

Another reason why I don't shop at Pathmark...

Accused triggerman in Newark shootout that injured 4-year-old girl surrenders to police

by Sharon Adarlo/The Star-Ledger
Saturday September 05, 2009, 12:36 PM

NEWARK -- A city resident accused of taking part in a Tuesday afternoon gun battle that injured a 4-year-old girl surrendered to police this morning, according to the man's attorney.

Curtis Daniels, 32, turned himself in to Newark police at his attorney's office in Orange shortly before 11 a.m., said Sebastian Bio of the law firm Bio and Laracca, who was hired by Daniels.

Daniels' surrender comes after police identified him as one of two alleged shooters at a playground at the Betty Shabazz Apartments on Irvine Turner Boulevard where a young girl was caught in the crossfire.

Bio disputed that Daniels was one of the shooters and said it was a case of mistaken identity. Bio also said Daniels had planned to surrender next week on Tuesday after he had made arrangements for his incarceration with his family and his job as manager at a Jersey City Pathmark.

Bio said he had informed police on Thursday that Daniels would turn himself in next week and police did not object.

"There was no need for a manhunt, there was no need for search," Bio said. "He had no intention of evading arrest and prosecution."

A police spokesman said there will be a press conference on Daniels' arrest at 3 p.m. today at the agency's communication center on Washington Street.

The Tuesday shooting incident unfolded at approximately 4 p.m. when Daniels allegedly got out of the Audi and fired a weapon at Rasheed Nelson and an unidentified man in the courtyard of the complex, police said. Investigators believe Nelson, 26, shot back at the gunman. Four shots were fired during the incident.

The young girl caught in the crossfire was transported to University Hospital, where she remains in stable condition, authorities said. Police did not know whose bullet hit the child.

Three hours after the 4 p.m. shoot out, police arrested Nelson after he sought treatment at University Hospital for a gunshot wound to the hand. Police said Nelson was charged with aggravated assault and weapons charges.

Daniels fled with several other occupants in the Audi, which was found abandoned a short time later at Barclay and Montgomery streets, said Detective Todd McClendon, police spokesman. The vehicle had been carjacked at gunpoint on Aug. 16.

McClendon said investigators are still seeking three to four additional people in connection with the shooting. The unidentified man in the courtyard with Nelson is being sought as a witness