Wednesday, December 14, 2016

Trooper allegedly stopped women to ask them on dates

FLOODED ROADWAYFLOODED ROADWAYFLOODED ROADWAYFLOODED ROADWAYFLOODED ROADWAYFLOODED ROADWAYFLOODED ROADWAYA New Jersey state trooper has been criminally charged and suspended without pay after investigators learned he was pulling over women to ask them out on dates. Thirty-seven-year-old Marquice Prather was arrested last Friday on charges that he falsified and tampered with public records to cover up his behavior.

State police began looking into the three-year veteran after several women complained about his conduct.
Investigators found that Prather showed a pattern of stopping women between the ages of 20 and 35 to ask them for their phone numbers.
Prather would allegedly turn off his wireless microphone during the encounters and falsely report it had malfunctioned. He’s also accused of manipulating data to conceal that he was targeting women drivers.
Prather’s attorney says he’ll plead not guilty.

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