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NEWARK – City and Essex County authorities have been asking the public, since July 9, if they have seen Fatim Wiingate or know his whereabouts. Wingate, said Newark Public Safety Director Anthony Ambrose, is wanted for questioning regarding the May 30 shooting of three men and a woman here at Willoughby Street and Forest Place. […]