NJ Police Officer Charged People In Incidents They Weren't Involved In, Prosecutor Says

A police officer in Warren County has been charged with falsifying public records following an investigation by the Warren County Prosecutor’s Office and the Greenwich Township Police Department, authorities announced.

Greenwich Township Municipal Building
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Cecilia Levine

12/19/2024 4:16 p.m.

Greenwich Township Officer Tyler S. Roller, 30, of Somerset, was arrested on Thursday, Dec. 19, after an investigation found he entered the names of two individuals into the police department's records management system in connection with incidents they were not involved in, Acting Chief Assistant Prosecutor Kevin R. Brotzman said.

Roller faces one count of falsifying or tampering with records, a fourth-degree crime, and one count of tampering with public records or information, a disorderly persons offense.

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