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Jury rules in favor of police officer in claim he was discrimination against by township
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Jury rules in favor of police officer in claim he was discrimination against by township
Lt. Tim O’Brien CRANFORD, NJ — After a three-week trial, a Union County jury last week ruled unanimously that Cranford Township officials had discriminated against police Lt. Timothy O’Brien when he was not promoted to his current rank, despite six years of experience, denying him the promotion after he hosted a fundraiser for a mayoral candidate. “What we proved was that Cranford’s office policy of discrimination occurred,” said O’Brien’s attor…
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