Kensington Cam And New Rules In New Jersey For E Bike Riders

Phil closes with Today in Music History, covering Chris Cornell, Chester Bennington and several major record dates before Dawn’s Big Three begins. Dawn’s Big Three opens in Kensington, where police search for suspects accused of targeting unhoused victims and a live camera streams street activity around the clock. We watch Kensington Cam, question who operates it and react to the strange mix of viewers, ads and open-air disorder. The segment connects the feed with recent robberies, shootings and drug seizures in the neighborhood. Big Three item two moves to Canada geese. Abington hires federal wildlife staff to use green lasers, boats and noise devices, while a Madison community authorizes the killing of 550 geese after health and sanitation complaints. We discuss aggressive birds, waste, pet exposure, water hazards and the FDA’s admission that a Taylor Farms cyclospora result was a false positive. Big Three item three covers New Jersey’s e-bike law, including registration, licenses, helmets, insurance and age limits. The crew then turns the rules into another attempt by Nick to shorten the Ben to the Shore ride, followed by a serious talk about pace, rest stops, volunteers and the Atlantic City finish. With the team roughly $2,500 short of $30,000, a Families Behind the Badge video brings the show to an emotional close.