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Deliberations to Start in New Jersey Police Chief’s Trial

May 15, 2012
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Jury deliberations could start soon in the trial of Hackensack, N.J., Police Chief Ken Zisa.

Closing arguments were made Friday and were expected to be followed by jury instructions and deliberations.

Zisa was suspended without pay in 2010 after being charged with official misconduct and insurance fraud. Prosecutors say he removed his girlfriend from the scene of a 2008 accident in which she was suspected of being intoxicated, then filed false information in an insurance claim.

The chief’s also accused of covering up an investigation stemming from a 2004 assault and robbery in which his girlfriend’s sons were suspects.

But Zisa’s attorney claims the case based on lies and was brought as a political favor to Zisa’s enemies.

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  • May 17, 2012 at 11:53 am
    mike conlon says:
    He was found guilty on charges of committing insurance fraud, but acquitted on the charge of insurance fraud conspiracy. He faces a possible sentence of 40 years. His girlfrie... read more

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