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NJ Cop Suspended Without Pay For Parking Patrol Car in Handicap Spot

Four day suspension

Reason Staff | 11.30.2012 11:00 AM

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A Camden police officer is suspended for four days without pay after parking his patrol car in a handicapped spot.

It happened along Federal Street outside the police union headquarters.

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