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New Jersey officer stopped at ATM and pizzeria instead of investigating double-murder

A New Jersey police officer stopped at an ATM and pizzeria instead of responding to calls about a double-murder.
The officer, Kevin Bollaro, was charged with official misconduct for failing to perform his duties and tampering with public records.
Lauren Semanchik, 33, and Tyler Webb, 29, were found shot dead in a home roughly 600 feet from the location of the first 911 call.

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New Jersey cop charged after ignoring calls of a shooting and going for pizza instead

Rather than responding immediately to the call, police sergeant Kevin Bollaro allegedly drove two miles in the opposite direction and stopped to get cash and a slice

13 hours ago·London, United Kingdom

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A u.s. Policeman Tried to Arrest Him for Buying a Pizza at the Time of a Shooting

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2 days ago·Paris, France

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NJ officer stopped at ATM and pizzeria instead of investigating double-murder

A New Jersey officer has been charged with misconduct after prosecutors say he didn’t quickly respond to and properly investigate reports of a shooting that turned out to be a double murder.

2 days ago·New York, United States

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