Wildwood, NJ police say they stopped a planned beach party in the city and charged a Pennsylvania man with promoting the event. Police charged Soudyce Diallo, a Philadelphia resident, with causing a disturbance at a public gathering. On July 28, 2026, members of the Wildwood Police Department Detective Division identified a social media post promoting an unsanctioned "Beach/Boardwalk Party, Video Shoot" in Wildwood.
The post gained significant attention in a short period of time, and presented the potential for a large, unauthorized gathering that could disrupt public safety, and negatively affect residents, visitors, and local businesses.
Wildwood Police Detectives immediately initiated an investigation, and quickly identified the individual, Soudyce Diallo a resident of Philadelphia, who is responsible for creating, and promoting the post. A Cease-and-Desist notice was issued, directing the individual to cancel the event, and remove the promotional content from social media.
The Wildwood Police Department also pursued a criminal charge against the individual under N.J.S.A. 2C:33-2(d), Disturbance at a Public Gathering, based upon the circumstances uncovered during the investigation.
Well done, gentlemen. That's nippin' it in the bud for ya.
One thought, though - what the fuck kind of name is this 'Soudyce'? I swear they just make shit up with whatever letters are left over from the Scrabble game...
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I'm not quite sure if that was supposed to be funny...
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In the background, the iconic Notre Dame Cathedral is visible across the river.The photograph is credited to LIFE magazine photographer William Vandivert.
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The anti-war protests at Kent State on May 4, 1970, when Ohio National Guardsmen opened fire on unarmed students during an anti-war rally are seen as a turning point in civil unrest. The soldiers killed four students and wounded nine others.
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Tuskegee University, a historically black university about 40 miles east of Montgomery, unveiled the updated policy last week in a message from President Dr. Mark Brown to students and parents. Students must “arrive on campus with a business suit and proper shoes for a business meeting,” Brown said.
The updated dress code also bans “revealing clothing in class, to the cafeteria or in official settings like Convocation,” along with banning “bedroom shoes, bonnets, or du-rags to class or the cafeteria.”
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