Tag: new jersey attorney general’s office
Lawsuit: Constable was ‘deprived of his liberty’ for wrongful gun arrest...
An Essex County constable alleges in a lawsuit that he was "falsely arrested" and "deprived of his liberty" for being detained for possession of...
AG: Jersey City lounge, WNY bar, facing license suspensions for COVID-19...
A Jersey City lounge and a West New York bar are among 12 establishments facing license suspensions for COVID-19 executive order violations, New Jersey...
Grewal: ‘Our state was shattered’ by Jersey City domestic terror incident...
New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal led a panel with other top state officials this morning reflecting on the Jersey City domestic terrorism incident...
Disgraced former Jersey City Police Chief Zacche loses appeal to get...
Disgraced former Jersey City Police Chief Philip Zacche, who pleaded guilty to stealing around $32,000 from the local housing authority via no-show off-duty security...
Report: Gov. Murphy vetoes NJ Transit’s $32.6M contract with Academy Bus
Gov. Phil Murphy (D) vetoed a $32.6 million contract that NJ Transit had recently approved with Hoboken-based Academy Bus due to ongoing litigation where...
AG: Ex-WNY mayor was paid $53k in ‘speaker’s fees’ to prescribe...
Former West New York Mayor Dr. Felix Roque was paid $53,000 in "speaker's fees," along with travel and luxury hotel expense, in order to...
AG files lawsuit alleging that Academy Bus defrauded NJ Transit out...
The New Jersey Attorney General's Office has filed a lawsuit that Hoboken-based Academy Bus defrauded NJ Transit out of $15 million.
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Bayonne police aid probe where California man tried to sexually assault...
The Bayonne Police Department aided a multi-agency probe where a California man tried to sexually assault an 11-year-old girl in Union County, who has...
5 out of 16 Hudson County law enforcement agencies have tasers,...
Five out of 16 Hudson County law enforcement agencies have tasers, ranking the county 12th out of 21 in New Jersey, according to a...
New Jersey AG can now release the names of disciplined cops,...
The state attorney general can now release the names of disciplined police officers, the Superior Court of New Jersey Appellate Division ruled this morning.
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