Parsippany PD No Record of Officer Questioning Driver About Immigration

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During a June 17, 2025, Township Council meeting, community members raised concerns over an alleged incident involving an officer questioning a driver's immigration status. In response, the Parsippany Police Department launched a thorough investigation, analyzing CCTV footage, body-worn camera recordings, and state law enforcement databases. The investigation concluded with no evidence supporting the claims of such a traffic stop within the department's jurisdiction. The department reassured the public of its strict adherence to the New Jersey Attorney General's guidelines regarding the treatment of immigrants. They emphasized their commitment to transparency, accountability, and fair treatment for all individuals, regardless of immigration status.

The department encourages residents to report any concerns through their non-emergency number or official website. This investigation reflects ongoing community concerns about police practices and immigration issues. The findings reinforce the department's stance on maintaining trust with the community they serve.

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