The police chief of New Jersey's North Bergen Police Department is sued by five subordinates after being accused of converting the department into an exhaust room.
Notification digital to litigation documents viewed by Fox News is said to have been 20-year troop veteran Robert Farley, who has repeatedly eliminated it on the office floor, spiked office coffee pots with viagra and adderall, and stomped a genital officer with a subcutaneous needle. The office was called the “animal home.”
The chief, described by one officer as “moody and offensive,” was accused of sending a package containing a gay pride flag and adult toys to the executive's home.
New Jersey requires notification of the lawsuit before filing a lawsuit.
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According to photos included in the notification to Sue, North Bergen Police Chief Robert Farley on the left allegedly saw shaving at the New Jersey State Police Station. (Toscano Law Office)
Executives Rashid Sheyam, Christopher Bowen, and Michael F. Delin. Detective Michael A. Dellin, son of Dellin. All Alex Guzmann plans to surrender Farley.
Aside from the claims of overall injustice and indecency, the men made other individual claims against the chief.
Guzman said he is here for promotion to captain, but Farley illegally refused to promote him despite the immediate need for a new captain. It is allegedly attributed to accusations by Farley that Guzman had filed a public record request with Farley.
Bowen also claimed that the chief had been denied a promotion to retaliation.
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Broken glass can be seen at Northbergen Police Station. (Toscano Law Office)
Michael F. Delin's complaints said he ended after he filed corruption allegations within the department. Siyam said he was the victim of retaliation for these allegations and that Farley directed him to racial slander.
Michael A. Delin Side Farley forced her to write recommendations to the high school on behalf of Farley's daughter, begging her to be admitted to her in the cooking class she wants to take. Her high school is Delin's alma mater.
Delin also told him that the chief had completely done school work for his daughter.
One of the plaintiffs who have come to an end said they have met a psychologist after workplace harassment.
Robert Farley, North Bergen Police Chief, New Jersey. (Northern Bergen Police Station)
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Fox News Digital contacted the Mayor of Northbergen's office and town counsel, as well as the applicant's counsel.
The Northbergen Police Department introduced Fox News Digital to the Hudson County Prosecutor's Office when it was about to contact Farley. The office did not immediately return a request for comment.
