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PHOLLOWING PHAROAH Deck Franklin 15 is smallest size Franklin deck all lines snap to grid If you’re looking for a hotel room this weekend at the Shore, good luck. The Haskell Invitational horse race, fea- turing Triple Crown winner American Pha- roah at Monmouth Park in Oceanport Sun- day, combined with a predicted prime Au- gust beach weekend, have made hotel avail- ability almost nonexistent. Pharoah fans are coming from as far away as California — and these visito rs are staying for mor e than just the weekend. Rooms are booked solid across Mon- mouth and Ocean counties. The Jersey Shore Convention and V isitors Bureau esti- mates that well over 5,000 of the estimated 5,600 rooms available in the two counties have already been booked. “If we had triple the amount of rooms, Pharoah fans book up hotels across the Shore area ANDREW GOUDSWARD @AGOUDSWARDAPP Leaving California American Pharoah will get on a charter flight this morning for his cross-country flight to New Jersey. Destination: Atlantic City The Triple Crown winner is ex- pected to arrive at Atlantic City International Airport about 2 p.m. today. The homestretch A police esc ort will then accompany American Pharoah as he travels by van to Mon- mouth Park. Jersey Shore University Medical Center hosts celebration for Christie Rampone SPORTS, 1C ASBURY PARK PRESS :: MONMOUTH EDITION APP .COM $1.00 WEDNESDAY 07.29.15 It is kind of silly when you think about it. Virtually every news or- ganization in the region will be anxiously watching today as one of the most famous figures in the sports world today steps off a plane and onto the tarmac at Atlantic City Interna- tional Airport. And all the juicy details will be dutifully disseminated via social media, websites and news broadcasts to the masses in an ef- fort to quench a seemingly insatiable thirst for all of this. Nothing much will change when his po- lice escort completes the land portion of this newsworthy expedition from Atlantic W aiting for hero to arrive: Par t beauty , and part absurdity STEPHEN EDELSON COMMENTARY Neptune Sgt. Philip Seidle stalked ex-wife Tamara Wilson-Seidle while he was on duty, based on a law en- forcement review of GPS data from his patrol vehicle, the Asbury Park Press has learned. While police termed it “stalking,” it was unclear how far back the alleged conduct went, or the lengths to which Seidle is believed to have tracked his ex-wife. The GPS data showed, at the very least, th at Seidle trav- eled up and down the cul-de-sac in Neptune on which Wilson-Seidle lived. On June 16, on an Asbury Park street, S eidle, 51, shot and killed Wilson-Seidle, firin g 12 shots from his .40-cal- iber Glock service weapon at her in front of the couple’s 7-year-old daughter, and other onlookers, including Neptune and Asbury Park police. The revelation casts an even sharper light on how the Neptune Police Department handled Seidle, a 22- Philip Seidle is charged with fatally shooting his ex-wife. Murder victim Tamara Wilson-Seidle. Sources: Officer stalked ex-wife GPS data from patrol car shows where Seidle was KEN SERRANO @KENSERRANOAPP ASBURY PARK PRESS EXCLUSIVE:
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PHOLLOWINGPHAROAH
Deck Franklin 15 is smallest size
Franklin deck all lines snap to grid
If you’re looking for a hotel room thisweekend at the Shore, good luck.
The Haskell Invitational horse race, fea-
turing Triple Crown winner American Pha-roah at Monmouth Park in Oceanport Sun-day, combined with a predicted prime Au-gust beach weekend, have made hotel avail-ability almost nonexistent. Pharoah fansare coming from as far away as California— and these visitors are staying for morethan just the weekend.
Rooms are booked solid across Mon-mouth and Ocean counties. The JerseyShore Convention and Visitors Bureau esti-mates that well over 5,000 of the estimated5,600 rooms available in the two countieshave already been booked.
“If we had triple the amount of rooms,we’d have enough for everyone,” Bob Hil-ton, the bureau’s executive director, said.
Pharoah fans bookup hotels acrossthe Shore area
See HOTELS, Page4A
ANDREW GOUDSWARD
@AGOUDSWARDAPP
COMPLETE COVERAGE INSIDE
NJ Transit to add trains for race. 8A »Horse center to close. 8A » Pharoah’s trainer: He’s ‘special.’ 1C
Leaving California
American Pharoah will get on acharter flight this morning forhis cross-country flight to New
Jersey.
Destination: Atlantic City
The Triple Crown winner is ex-pected to arrive at Atlantic CityInternational Airport about 2
p.m. today.
The homestretch
A police escort will thenaccompany American Pharoahas he travels by van to Mon-mouth Park.
Jersey Shore University Medical Centerhosts celebration for Christie RamponeSPORTS, 1C
ASBURY PARK PRESS :: MONMOUTH EDITION APP.COM $1.00
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It is kind of silly when youthink about it.
Virtually every news or-
ganization in the region willbe anxiously watching todayas one of the most famousfigures in the sports worldtoday steps off a plane and
onto the tarmac at Atlantic City Interna-tional Airport.
And all the juicy details will be dutifullydisseminated via social media, websitesand news broadcasts to the masses in an ef-fort to quench a seemingly insatiable thirstfor all of this.
Nothing much will change when his po-lice escort completes the land portion ofthis newsworthy expedition from AtlanticCity and he exits the van in Oceanport — thehome base for his all-important busi-
Waiting for hero toarrive: Part beauty,and part absurdity
SeeEDELSON,Page 4A
STEPHEN EDELSONCOMMENTARY
Neptune Sgt. Philip Seidle stalked ex-wife TamaraWilson-Seidle while he was on duty, based on a law en-
forcement review of GPS data from his patrol vehicle,the Asbury Park Press has learned.
While police termed it “stalking,” it was unclear howfar back the alleged conduct went, or the lengths towhich Seidle is believed to have tracked his ex-wife.The GPS data showed, at the very least, that Seidle trav-eled up and down the cul-de-sac in Neptune on whichWilson-Seidle lived.
On June 16, on an Asbury Park street, Seidle, 51, shotand killed Wilson-Seidle, firing 12 shots from his .40-cal-iber Glock service weapon at her in front of the couple’s7-year-old daughter, and other onlookers, includingNeptune and Asbury Park police.
The revelation casts an even sharper light on howthe Neptune Police Department handled Seidle, a 22-year veteran of the force, prior to the slaying.
GPS records for officers’ vehicles are easily acces-sible by a department, according to the source, wholearned of the alleged stalking from a law enforcementofficer with direct knowledge of the Seidle homicide in-
vestigation.Documents released to the Asbury Park Press after
the killing had already revealed that Neptune policehad generated 21reports, some involving domestic vio-lence, involving the Seidles.
Charles Webster, spokesman for the MonmouthCounty Prosecutor’s Office, declined to discuss the alle-gation of Seidle stalking his ex-wife.
See STALK, Page5A
Philip Seidle is charged withfatally shooting his ex-wife.
Murder victim TamaraWilson-Seidle.
Sources:
Officer
stalkedex-wifeGPS data from patrol carshows where Seidle was
KEN SERRANO @KENSERRANOAPP
ASBURY PARK PRESS
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