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New Jersey police chief faces domestic violence charges in Massachusetts, prosecutor says
Carmen Veneziano, Totowa police chief, faces kidnapping and three domestic assault charges after confining and assaulting a woman in a Boston hotel, prosecutors said.
- A New Jersey police chief, Carmen Veneziano, faces charges of kidnapping and domestic assault following a September incident in Boston, as announced by Suffolk County District Attorney Kevin Hayden.
- Veneziano was indicted on one count of kidnapping and three counts of domestic assault and battery after allegedly confining and assaulting a woman at a hotel.
- Totowa Mayor John Coiro suspended Veneziano without pay pending the criminal trial, stating that the charges are serious felonies.
- Veneziano will be extradited to Massachusetts for arraignment in Suffolk Superior Court on Monday, with more details expected from prosecutors thereafter.
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New Jersey police chief suspended over domestic incident in Boston
A New Jersey town suspended its chief of police after he was arrested in connection to a domestic violence charge in Boston. Mayor John Coiro of Totowa announced Sunday that Police Chief Carmen Veneziano was suspended over felony charges tied to an incident that occurred in Massachusetts in September. Coiro called the charges against the officer “serious in nature.” Veneziano was transferred to the Bergen County Jail following a Friday extraditi…
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The official was charged with kidnapping and assault following an alleged incident in a Boston hotel. Totowa Mayor ordered his suspension.
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