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url: 'https://ice.giglio-bradylist.com/brady-offense-no-1724525490-506843667'
title: 'Brady Offense No. 1724525490 - 506843667'
author:
  name: 'Johann Drolshagen'
  url: 'https://ice.giglio-bradylist.com/user/johann-drolshagen'
date: '2024-08-24T18:51:30+00:00'
updated: '2024-08-31T00:05:41+00:00'
type: brady_offense
summary: 'The New Jersey State Parole Board Brady List contains records of Christopher Mahoney, including: Brady Offense No. 1724525490 - 506843667. The List includes additional records like: police misconduct, public complaints, decertification, do-not-call (Giglio List) status, and more...'
published: true
---
 ##  [Brady Offense No. 1724525490 - 506843667](/brady-offense-no-1724525490-506843667) 

  [](/individual/christopher-%20mahoney)Christopher Mahoney

 









 

 



 

 

**[New Jersey State Parole Board](/group/8941)**

P.O. Box 862

Trenton, New Jersey 08625-0862

[(609) 292-4257](tel:%28609%29292-4257)



[https://www.nj.gov/…](https://www.nj.gov/parole/)





 

 



 

 

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## Date of Offense

Date Not Provided





 

 



 

 

## Offense(s)

None Provided





 

 



 

 

 





## Official Statement

Terminated: Yes  
  
Demoted: No  
  
Suspended: No  
  
Other Sanction:  
  
Resigned, retired, transferred, or separated while case was pending:  
  
\# of Days Suspended: 0  
  
Sustained Charge: Ofc. Mahoney was charged with neglect of duty, serious mistake due to carelessness, incompetency, falsification, failure to provide complete candor and conduct unbecoming.  
  
Description: From October 2022 to December 2022, the officer falsified reports, logs and records to reflect that he was performing his his duties; specifically, the officer was conducting field activities for an average of only 4 hours/day and was home or near his home for the remainder of the day without authorization and without using sick and/or administrative leave time; there was evidence that the officer was falsifying his reports; he was scheduling home visits with parolees and advised them in advance to “drink water” in preparation for urine screenings or did not administer substance abuse tests despite documenting same; and failed to meet the minimum contact standards. Mahoney was generally resigned in lieu of termination as part of a settlement agreement.