Four Edison police officers indicted in alleged no-show jobs scheme
An internal affairs investigation found that the officers were involved in a scheme to get paid for off-duty jobs they did not go to, according to investigators.
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Oct 15, 2022, 12:11 PM
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Updated 581 days ago
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11h agoFour Edison Police Officers have been indicted on charges including bribery, money laundering and witness tampering.
An internal affairs investigation found that the officers were involved in a scheme to get paid for off-duty jobs they did not go to, according to investigators.
Investigators also say one officer used his position on the Police Benevolent Association to defraud the organization.
