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JERSEY CITY -- A Jersey City man arrested last Sunday night when police found a loaded handgun during a traffic stop is also charged with threatening to "shoot up" a woman 's car while her children were inside, authorities said. Corey Coble, 33, of the 700 block of Ocean Avenue, is charged with telling the woman on Sept. 25 that he was "going to shoot up the victim 's car with her children in it," the criminal complaint says. Jersey City traffic stop leads to 2 arrests, recovery of loaded handgun: cops Jersey City traffic stop leads to 2 arrests, recovery of loaded handgun: cops Authorities say they found a defaced Beretta 9mm, loaded with 11 rounds, during the stop. A warrant for Coble 's arrest was signed on Oct. 12 and he was

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