Todd then passed that information along to a third party, who was not a member of law enforcement. John Todd, 58, pleaded guilty to a count of third-degree Computer Theft during a Friday morning hearing before Monmouth County Superior Court Judge Jill Grace O’Malley.Īn investigation by the Prosecutor’s Office’s Professional Responsibility and Bias Crime Unit revealed that on February 23, 2022, for personal reasons, Todd contacted a police radio dispatcher asking for personal information about an individual from the Criminal Justice Information System (CJIS), a database that exists strictly for law-enforcement purposes. View your county's specific calendar of events by clicking one of the shortcut links below.A 27-year veteran of the Freehold Township Police Department has admitted to illegally accessing information from a law-enforcement computer database for personal use, Acting Monmouth County Prosecutor Lori Linskey announced Friday. Want a listing of this weekend's events delivered to your mailbox each week? Visit our newsletter sign up form to sign up for our Jersey Family Fun Events newsletter. Jersey Family Fun does not put on these events, we only help with the promotion of them.ĭon't you want families to know about your events in NJ? For information on having your event listed and advertised on the Jersey Family Fun Calendar of New Jersey Events, please visit our event submission directions. Jersey Family Fun is not liable for errors, omissions, or changes to calendar event listings.įor more specific information on any event please contact the event organizer directly. Please note all events are subject to change without notice. We do our best to provide the most relevant and timely information to our readers.Įvents are posted on Jersey Family Fun with information from various sources as well as submissions from local businesses.
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