Brady Offense No. 1724207758 - 323716930

Brian Pesce

Bordentown Township Police Department

237 US-130 North

Bordentown, New Jersey 08505

(609) 298-4300

https://www.bordent…

Date of Offense

Date Not Provided

Offense(s)

None Provided

Official Statement

Terminated: No

Demoted: No

Suspended: Yes

Other Sanction: Monetary fine or loss of pay

Resigned, retired, transferred, or separated while case was pending: No

# of Days Suspended: 30

Sustained Charge: Department rules of conduct, unsafe acts, observance of laws

Description: On April 22, 2022 while operating his personal vehicle in Hamilton Twp., Mercer County,
Officer Brian Pesce was involved in a motor vehicle collision in which he struck a mailbox and left the
scene. As a result of the investigation, he was charged with driving while intoxicated. Officer Pesce
pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated at the Hamilton Township Municipal Court.

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New Jersey S.A. 47:1A-13

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Brady Offense No. 1724207758 - 323716930

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Offense(s)

Official Statement

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