Under the terms of a plea agreement, Todd is to permanently forfeit public employment in New Jersey, receive a term of probation and pay nearly $1,000 in fines, according to the Prosecutor’s Office. Police misbehavior: Aberdeen ex-cop jailed for tampering with evidence, including his own drug test Todd then passed the information he received to a third party who was not a law enforcement official, the statement said. 23, when Todd contacted a police dispatcher and asked for personal information about an individual from the Criminal Justice Information System, which is available for law enforcement use only, according to a statement from the Prosecutor’s Office. John Todd, 58, a veteran of the department for 27 years, is scheduled to be sentenced before state Superior Court Judge Jill Grace O’Malley on Nov.

Watch Video: Today in History for September 16thįREEHOLD - A Freehold Township police lieutenant pleaded guilty Friday to illegally accessing a law-enforcement database to snoop on someone for personal reasons, acting Monmouth County Prosecutor Lori Linskey announced.

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