N.J. State Police Accused of Promoting White Male Troopers Over Minorities
An attorney described the hiring and promotions of minorities within the state police as "abysmal."
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An attorney described the hiring and promotions of minorities within the state police as "abysmal."
The average stay is five to eight days, down from 10 to 15 in the first wave. This time around, there are no morgue freezer trucks.
The average stay is five to eight days, down from 10 to 15 in the first wave. This time around, there are no morgue freezer trucks.
The average stay is five to eight days, down from 10 to 15 in the first wave. This time around, there are no morgue freezer trucks.
The directives are part of the attorney general office's goal to "reinforce New Jersey’s position as a national leader in the policing profession."