In New Jersey, cops have been disciplined over comments about Black Lives Matter.
As reported by NJ.com, Hopewell Township Police Officer Sara Erwin’s served with the department at least 20 years.
The same is true of Sgt. Mandy Grey.
Mandy, in fact, was the first policewoman ever hired in Hopewell.
According to the decorated pair’s attorney, Frank Crivelli, neither have had any prior internal affairs complaints.
No matter, both are now embroiled in controversy.
At issue: a Facebook post by Sara last June.
It reportedly went as follows:
“Just checking in to say thank you to those that reached out to make sure I and my coworkers were doing okay as we worked the night shift this weekend. I’ve been kind of quiet regarding the protests and riots because, quite frankly, I couldn’t find the words. Last night as I left for work, I had my two kids crying for me not to go to work. I don’t think I’ve ever felt the way I did last night. And then I watched people I know and
Police officer beat woman when she tried to record son’s arrest, lawsuit alleges
Posted May 03, 2021
Injuries that Gloria Noemi Ramirez Caal says she suffered at the hands of Trenton police officer in January 2020.(Courtesy photo)
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A Trenton woman says a city police officer assaulted her when she activated her cell phone camera to record her son’s arrest at their Liberty Street home last year.
Gloria Noemi Ramirez Caal alleges Officer Tara Dzurkoc punched and kicked her several times during the January 2020 incident, leaving her with injuries to her head, neck, back and right leg. Dzurkoc was working on a U.S. Marshals fugitive task force at the time.
TRENTON A 4-year-old girl and her father were injured when someone shot at their car on Friday night.
Police said a man dressed in all black fired several rounds into a red sedan as it traveled on Perry Street just two blocks from the Trenton Fire Department.
The driver, a 34-year-old man, was shot several times in the torso and arm while a 30-year-old woman was hit in the upper shoulder. The 4-year-old was grazed in the head while an 8-year-old boy was not injured.
Police did not disclose a motive for the shooting.
Mayor Reed Gusciora, who visited the victim on Friday, identified them as a family who had been returning from a birthday party.