ATLANTIC CITY — Two Bridgeton men have been arrested in the July shooting of a third Bridgeton man near the seawall on New Hampshire Avenue, police said Tuesday.
Elijah Money, 25, and Keith Wiggins, 27, are accused of shooting a 21-year-old at 12:34 a.m. July 12 in the 800 block of New Hampshire, police said in a news release. The victim’s injuries were not considered life-threatening.
Money was arrested in Middle Township, and Wiggins was arrested in Bridgeton, police said.
Both were charged with aggravated assault, unlawful possession of a weapon, possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose and conspiracy, and were sent to the Atlantic County jail.
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Mayor Marty Small, left and Atlantic City Police Chief Henry White, right handout backpack to the children during The Atlantic City Police Department's Neighborhood Coordination Unit socially distanced community BBQ at Brown’s Memorial Park, Monday Aug 17, 2020. Edward Lea Staff Photographer / Press of Atlantic City
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Joe Jingoli, co-owner of Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City, Rev. Collins Days Sr., pastor of Second Baptist Church, and Atlantic City Police Chief Henry White participate in a panel on social justice in the city during the New Jersey League of Municipalities annual conference at the Convention Center on Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2019.
Pence wedding in Atlantic City

Atlantic City Police Chief Henry White, center, joined other law enforcement along Pacific Avenue, near Tennessee Avenue, during the wedding of Vice President Mike Pence’s nephew, John Pence, and Kellyanne Conway’s cousin, Giovanna Coia, at St Nicholas Church, in Atlantic City, Saturday, Sept. 14, 2019. (VERNON OGRODNEK / For The Press)
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Atlantic City Police Chief Henry White, center, joined other law enforcement along Pacific Avenue during the wedding of Vice President Mike Pence’s nephew, John Pence, and Kellyanne Conway’s cousin, Giovanna Coia, at St. Nicholas Church in Atlantic City last September.
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Mike Lopez and Atlantic City police Chief Henry White attend the third annual Atlantic City Police Foundation’s Spring Fling fundraiser held at Landshark Bar and Grill. See a gallery of photos from the event at PressofAC.com.
Atlantic City Fallen Officers Memorial Service

Police Chief Henry White spoke during ceremony. Atlantic City Fallen Officers Memorial Service was held at the St. Nicholas Church to recognize the nine Atlantic City police officers that have died in the line of duty. There was also a procession of police officers was led to the First Responders memorial located at St. James Place and the Boardwalk. The fallen officers to be honored and their end of watch include: Patrolman Peter Brewer- April 13, 1890 Constable Earl C. Wisler- September 1, 1929 Patrolman Clayton G. Graham- April 23, 1962 Patrolman Daniel DuRoss- September 24, 1963 Patrolman Peter John “Sonny” Burke- October 1, 1970 Patrolman Peter Francis Egnor- October 14, 1981 Sergeant Kenneth Louis Brown- March 10, 2004 Patrolman Thomas J. McMeekin Jr- March 4, 2005 Patrolman Kevin B. Wilkins. February 18, 2010 “ May 15, 2019 (Craig Matthews / Staff Photographer)
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Malik Sadiq, left, 44, was one of a handful of Atlantic City residents to come out to the Citizens Advisory Board meeting Wednesday night. ‘We have work do,’ he said. ‘If we continue to speak and talk to one another and change the dialogue, we can make this work.’ Police Chief Henry White is at right.
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Atlantic City police Chief Henry White said the department is 'trending in the right direction' when it comes to crime statistics in the resort Wednesday during the Citizens Advisory Board's first public meeting.
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Atlantic City Police Chief Henry White walks past the building he lived as a young police officer in the 1980s, at Carolina Village in Atlantic City, Friday, May 3, 2019. He bought a home in the city in the late 1980's, then moved to Galloway Township in 1998 to purchase a larger home with a full acre of land. But two of his three grown sons have now bought homes in Atlantic City. (VERNON OGRODNEK / For The Press)
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Atlantic City Police Chief Henry White talks about the years he spent living in the building, at left, at Carolina Village, in Atlantic City, Friday, May 3, 2019. He moved to Galloway Township to purchase a larger home with more land.(VERNON OGRODNEK / For The Press)
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Chief Heny White of Atlantic City Police speaks with reporter as part of the Reinventing AC Project at the Public Safety building in Atlantic City Monday Feb 11, 2019. Press of Atlantic City / Edward Lea Staff Photographer
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Chief Heny White of Atlantic City Police speaks with reporter as part of the Reinventing AC Project at the Public Safety building in Atlantic City Monday Feb 11, 2019. Press of Atlantic City / Edward Lea Staff Photographer
Atlantic City Police Promote Seven to Lieutenant and Elevate Five to Police Officer

Atlantic City police Chief Henry White, left, swears in and promotes seven sergeants to lieutenants — Dan Dooley, Michael Francisco, Wilber Santiago, Alexus Zeilinger, Andrew Leonard, Daniel Corcaran and Mark Benjamin — during a ceremony Tuesday. The department also elevated five part-time special law-enforcement officers, or Class IIs, to police officers.
Atlantic City Police Promote Seven to Lieutenant and Elevate Five to Police Officer

Atlantic City. Police Chief Henry White (right) sworn in and elevated Special Law Enforcement, Class II officers to Police Officer : Aaron Jones,32, Kevin McGloin,24, Irwin Sanchez,25, Michael Vega,28, and Kerry Dunbar,30 The Atlantic City Police Department promoted seven Sergeants to the rank of Lieutenant, and elevated five Special Law Enforcement, Class II officers to Police Officer. The new officers join two fellow Class II officers that were sworn in as Police Officers on February 19. Feb 26, 2019 (Craig Matthews / Staff Photographer)
Miss America meets with police, mayor

Atlantic City Police Chief Henry White and Miss America 2019 Nia Franklin pose for a photo outside the department's surveillance center. White asked the question many in Atlantic City have wondered: where will the pageant be next year?
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Atlantic City Mayor Frank Gilliam and police Chief Henry White, right, swear in Jerry Barnhart, left, and James Sarkos as deputy police chiefs during a ceremony Tuesday at City Hall. See more photos and a video at PressofAC.com.
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Dave Robbins, president of South Jersey Gas and Bob Nolan, ACPD retired deputy chief hold up a $3,000 grant as part of the company's first responders grant program.The grant is for new rifle vests. Capt. James Sarkos and Chief of Police Henry White on right. March 15, 2018 (Craig Matthews / Staff Photographer)
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Police Chief Henry White marches with about 200 people who came together to observe Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day at an observance hosted by the city’s chapter of the NAACP on Monday, Jan. 15.
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Police Chief Henry White speaks at the Atlantic City Police Department news conference regarding arrests of two women who allegedly planned to sell pipe bomb material, a rifle and ammunition.
AC backpack giveaway

Atlantic City Mayor Don Guardian, Police Chief Henry White, and Police Chaplain Eric McCoy help the Atlantic City Police Athletic League give away hundreds of backpacks to children in the community and host a outdoor movie night at Brown's Park Thursday evening. Thursday, August 31
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Above, Atlantic City Chief of Police Henry White accepts an award from Becky Robinson, president and founder of Alley Cat Allies, during an appreciation ceremony on the Boardwalk. At right is Mayor Don Guardian and Robinson. Chief of Police, Atlantic City Police Department; Steven Dash, Executive Director, Humane Society of Atlantic County. VISUALS: At the celebration, Becky Robinson will thank Atlantic City officials for their continuous support and will present them with awards of recognition during a ceremony on the boardwalk, followed by remarks from Atlantic City Mayor Don Guardian. WHERE:Atlantic City Boardwalk (New Jersey Ave. & Boardwalk) WHY: The community cats of the Atlantic City Boardwalk have become a famous and beloved part of the Atlantic City boardwalk scene. Alley Cat Allies has cared for the multiple community cat colonies along the boardwalk since 2000 as part of a city-endorsed Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) program, the only humane and effective approach for managing outdoor cat populations. Alley Cat Allies, local organizations and volunteers have cared for the cats over the years. As a result, the population is naturally reducing, and the success of the program has become a model for communities everywhere. The “Cat Hero Celebration” is an evening to celebrate and recognize the individuals throughout Atlantic City who care for the Atlantic City Boardwalk cats, and who support Alley Cat Allies mission and ongoing work. PHOTO: left to right): Becky Robinson, President and Founder, Alley Cat Allies and Henry White, Chief of Police, Atlantic City Police Department.
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Atlantic City Police Chief Henry White speaks at the unveiling of the new surveillance center in the Public Safety Building on May 24.
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Sgt. Kevin Fair, left Lt. Sean Scanlon, Capt. James Sarkos and Chief Henry White, right of Atlantic City Police give us exclusive interview and look at its new surveillance center, Friday May 5, 2017. Which allows police to tap into cameras throughout the city to see crime scenes remotely or watch crimes as they're happening. (The Press of Atlantic City / Edward Lea Staff Photographer)
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Chief Henry White of Atlantic City Police speaks at Coalition for a Safe Community a day with Atlantic City and Pleasantville police meet with residents at Casino City barber shop Friday March 31, 2017. (The Press of Atlantic City / Edward Lea Staff Photographer)
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Atlantic City Police Chief Henry White spoke at the memorial service of Sgt. Ken Brown at Atlantic City Fire Station No. 4. Friday March 10, 2017. (Viviana Pernot / Staff Photographer)
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Atlantic City Police Chief Henry White unveils a cartoon Burke during the luncheon at The Palm Restaurant.
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Atlantic City Police Chief Henry White, left, and former Chief Ernest Jubilee stand with Irish Pub owner Cathy Burke during the Atlantic City Police Foundation’s inaugural Hero Luncheon at The Palm Restaurant, Friday Oct. 28, 2016, where Burke was honored for her contributions to the department. The purchase of bullet-proof vests and other items were made possible by her contributions. (Michael Ein/Staff Photographer)
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Atlantic City Police Chief Henry White speaks during Forum in Atlantic City at the Second Baptist Church Tuesday, Sept 29, 2015.
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Omar Farooq, owner/operator of Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen, talks with Atlantic City Police Chief Henry White, at his business off Atlantic Avenue, in Atlantic City, Wednesday, August 26, 2015. The visit was part of a community policing action to check on issues businesses have and let them know they are there for them.
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Atlantic City Police Chief Henry White, left, walks with other policemen visiting businesses along Atlantic Avenue, in Atlantic City, Wednesday August 26, 2015. The walk was part of a community policing action to check on issues businesses have and let them know they are there for them.
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Atlantic City Police Chief Henry White, Jr. speak at community healing service to remember victims of violence and the law enforcement community at the Second Baptist Church in Atlantic City Monday, July 18, 2016. The service is described as an event, honoring the lives of those slain unjustly and lifting up the law enforcement (The Press of Atlantic City / Edward Lea Staff Photographer)
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Atlantic City Police Chief Henry White, left, and Sgt. Omar Martin tour the new police substation, Friday Aug. 22, 2014, at the Stanley Holmes Village Community Center.
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Atlantic City Police Chief Henry White speaks about the No-Shave November fundraiser, Monday Nov. 30, 2015, outside of the Public Safety Building. 80 employees participated in the first-year fundraiser raising over $23K for cancer prevention.
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Atlantic City Police Deputy Chief, Henry White, Atlantic City Public Safety Director, Christine Petersen, and Atlantic City Police Deputy Chief, Ernest Jubilee listen to the governor. Governor Chris Christie in Kennedy Plaza in front of Boardwalk Hall, in Atlantic City, unveils his plan for the city, the gaming resort and possibly wider policy on gaming, sports and entertainment. Wednesday, July, 21, 2010 ( Press of Atlantic City / Danny Drake)
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Atlantic City Police Chief Henry White speaks during a meeting at The Press of Atlantic City, in Pleasantville, Friday, Nov. 21, 2014. At right is Atlantic City Mayor Don Guardian.
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Atlantic City mayor Lorenzo Langford, center, talks with deputy police chief Henry White, left, and the pastor of St. James AME Church Rev. James Coazum, right, during an opening event at the new Save A Lot food store at Renaissance Plaza in Atlantic City, Wednesday, May 16, 2012.
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Atlantic City Police Chief Henry White, right, and Det. Mike Graham, talk with Aqsa Malik, of Atlantic City, who works at Food 4 Less, along Atlantic Avenue, in Atlantic City, Wednesday, August 26, 2015. The visit was part of a community policing action to check on issues businesses have and let them know they are there for them.
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Dominic Alcaro owner of Barbere's Fish Market in Ducktown serve Atlantic City Police Chief Henry White lunch during a free BBQ and fish fry for the city's public safety employees Wednesday, June 22, 2016. Other Ducktown businesses are donating towards the event to show support to the police and firefighters. (The Press of Atlantic City / Edward Lea Staff Photographer)
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ACPD Chief Henry White addresses the children. Monday April 11 2016 The Atlantic City Police Athletic League launches the Beat the Streets Wrestling Program at the AC PAL Building. (The Press of Atlantic City / Ben Fogletto)