Former Firing Range Master Accused of Stealing Thousands of Rounds of Ammunition Is Indicted by N.J. Grand Jury

Former firing range master accused of stealing thousands of rounds of ammunition is indicted by N.J. grand jury

A state grand jury has indicted a former corrections range master in a scheme to sell $475,000 worth of government-owned ammunition.Timothy Morris, 57, of the Bayville section of Berkeley Township, was indicted on 24 counts, the state Attorney General’s Office said in a statement on Friday.

Former NJ corrections lieutenant indicted for allegedly selling state ammunition - WRNJ Radio

TRENTON, N.J. — A former New Jersey Department of Corrections lieutenant has been indicted on charges he stole state-owned ammunition and sold it for personal profit over several years, state officials announced. A state grand jury returned a 24-count indictment against Timothy Morris, 57, of Bayville, who served for about 18 years as the department’s range master overseeing its firing ranges, according to Attorney General Jennifer Davenport and…