the altercation and crashed his vehicle into a nearby building. He died a short time later.

"I hope that bringing the suspects responsible for this senseless crime to justice so quickly will bring some sense of solace to the Torres family," Newark Police Director Samuel DeMaio said in a statement.

Faines, who has been arrested on drug charges, and a 16 year old were arrested Friday, according to Katherine Carter, spokeswoman for the Essex County Prosecutor’s Office. Two 17 year olds were arrested Saturday, she said.

DeMaio said the suspects hung out in the neighborhood where Torres was killed.

Faines is being held at the Essex County Correctional Facility in lieu of $1 million bail. The teenagers were taken to the Essex County Youth House. Murray said she will seek to chargeAfter decades of decline unions have found a new champion in efforts to organize workers: the Black Lives Matter movement.



Unions have suffered as manufacturing has moved south away from their old strongholds in the north of the US. Membership rates were 10.7% in 2016, down from 20.1% in 1983, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. At the same time the shift from manufacturing to service industry jobs has hurt them too.



But as the Black Lives Matter and other social justice campaigns increasingly focus on economic justice, unions see a new opportunity. And ironically, a series of defeats for labor in the south is helping to fire up recruitment drives and attracting international support in the process.



Last August’s bitterly fought attempt to unionize Nissan’s plant in Canton, Mississippi