New Jersey Herald
A former Morris County Jail corrections officer will serve two years in a state pretrial intervention program after admitting his role in a conspiracy among fellow officers to buy cocaine and other narcotics.
Brian Rzucidlo, 36, who worked in the jail s policy unit, was the last of the alleged ring
Rzucidlo pleaded guilty in October to third-degree possession of cocaine, with prosecutors recommending he serve three years probation. Instead, Brad Seabury, a Morris assistant prosecutor, said during a virtual court hearing Tuesday that he was revising the offer, though he gave no indication as to why.
Unlike probation, pretrial intervention will allow
NorthJersey.com
Four former Morris County law enforcement officers received sentences of probation on Thursday for their roles in a conspiracy to buy and share cocaine and other narcotics with one another.
The group’s transgressions involved drug deliveries in the parking lot of the Morris County jail, where some of the men worked as corrections officers. Two officers also admitted to using a computer database at the jail to snoop on the county’s investigation against them, authorities said.
Officers Dominick Andico, Robert Busold and Albert Wyman who later resigned as corrections officers each received three years of probation during a virtual hearing in state Superior Court on Thursday. Nicholas Ricciotti, 32, a sheriff’s officer, got two years probation.