Grand Jury Backs N.J. Pol’s Claim of Bogus Arrest
A grand jury believes a New Jersey politician’s claim that his drunken-driving arrest was bogus, a set-up by a police officer who made up evidence.
Grand jurors in Gloucester County handed up a 14-count indictment Wednesday accusing Washington Township Police Officer Joseph DiBuonaventura of a list of crimes related to the July 2012 arrest of Assemblyman Paul Moriarty.
DiBuonaventura, who was suspended, could receive decades in prison if convicted on all counts.
Moriarty, a Democrat who once served as mayor of Washington Township, says the indictment validates him.
This article appeared in print on page 5 of edition of Hamodia.
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