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NJ cop found woman’s address in police database, then drove to her house and hit on her: report

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Joshua A. James of the Neptune Township Police Department in South Jersey, was suspended, arrested and charged with two counts of third-degree computer-related criminal activity last week.

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NJ cop found woman’s address in police database, then drove to her house and hit on her: report

Joshua A. James of the Neptune Township Police Department in South Jersey, was suspended, arrested and charged with two counts of third-degree computer-related criminal activity last week.

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