Nine people attending a wedding in Lakewood are among the latest people cited for violating Gov. Phil Murphy's emergency orders during the coronavirus pandemic, the head of the state police said Wednesday.

Col. Patrick Callahan, state police superintendent, said at the governor's daily news briefing that 17 people in Lakewood, including the wedding attendees, are among those most recently cited for alleged violations of the emergency orders.

They include eight more individuals who were cited for using a closed school in Lakewood, Callahan said.

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Another individual was cited for causing a disturbance while police and members of the Ocean County Prosecutor's Office were conducting an investigation in Lakewood, Callahan said.

In a statement released to the media from the Office of the Attorney General on Wednesday evening, the individuals were identified as:

Shmuel Hirth, 49, Asher Jacobs, 23, Shmuel Weneintraub, 21, Pinchos Sinsky, 19, Shcomo Rosenfeld, 18, Arych Penstien, 22, Yuhuda Bronspigez, 25, and Rivka Jacobs, 47, who were charged Tuesday by the Ocean County Prosecutor’s Office and Lakewood Police with violating the emergency orders.

The charges were filed after police responded to a report of a school that was open in the first block of Drake Road. Police found a group of male students at the school who had been given permission to study there by the head of the school, Shmuel Hirth. Rivka Jacobs is the mother of one of the students, who is a juvenile.

The wedding resulted in charges against Yakov Makukha, 40, Pinchos Aron, 25, Miriam Aron, 33, Yehudah Aron, 36, Tziporah Aron, 33, Yaakov Wiesner, Peninah Wiesner, 30, Ephraim Aron, 34, and Shmarya Aron, 20, who were charged Tuesday by the Prosecutor’s Office and Lakewood Police with violating the emergency orders.

The charges were made after police went to Read Place for a report of a backyard wedding. Once there, officers found a van in the driveway occupied by two adults and three children. The driver told police that she was there for family photos for a wedding. In the backyard, there was a photographer, Yakov Makukha, who was photographing a family of six. Summonses were issued to all of the adults who were present.

A summons was issued to Alexander Ellinson, 64, of Lakewood, who was charged Tuesday with disorderly conduct.

The Prosecutor’s Office and Lakewood Police were investigating a report of a large gathering at a home on 8th Street, when Ellinson, a neighbor, pulled up in his SUV and began to yell at police about their actions at his neighbor’s house. He continued to yell and nearly struck an officer as he drove away. Police stopped him and issued a summons, all according to the statement.