N.J. trooper threatened to arrest woman unless she gave her phone number, AG says | NJ.com

Trooper threatened to arrest woman unless she gave phone number... Back to Main Menu Close Customize Your Weather Set Your Location: Enter City and State or Zip Code Congratulations! Your weather is set to . You can change the location at any time. AccuWeather.com Quick Look Change your current location » View Full Weather Report Search Search NJ.com Account Sign In Close Sign in toNJ.com You are signed in as Edit Public Profile Sign Out Subscribe N.J. trooper threatened to arrest woman unless she gave her phone number, AG says Updated on May 31, 2017 at 9:47 PM Posted on May 31, 2017 at 4:44 PM TRENTON -- For the second time in six months, a New Jersey state trooper has been suspended and criminally charged over claims he improperly pulled over women to ask them out, authorities said. Trooper Eric Richardson, 31, was charged Wednesday with records tampering after an internal investigation found he had repeatedly pulled over two women, pressured them into engaging in romantic relationships and then lied on official paperwork to cover it up. The accusations come as another trooper faces similar charges in an unrelated case. A State Police spokesman, Capt. Brian Polite, said the
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