New Jersey: Ex-Long Branch Cop Christopher Walls Pleads Guilty To Making Meth In His Home

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Ex-Long Branch Cop Pleads Guilty To Making Meth In His Home

17 November 2021

A former Long Branch police officer accused of making methamphetamine in his home pleaded guilty Tuesday and was sentenced to 10 years in state prison, with two years of parole ineligibility. The former officer is Christopher Walls, 50, who had been on the force for 19 years when he was arrested in May of this year. He was charged with manufacturing methamphetamine out of the basement of his home on West End Avenue in Long Branch. When he first appeared in court in May, the Asbury Park Press reported that Walls had discussed having family and money problems with a ...

Ex-Long Branch Cop Pleads Guilty To Making Meth In His Home

Under a plea deal, Christopher Walls was sentenced to 10 years in prison with two years of parole ineligibility.

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Cop Gets 10 Years After Police Found Him Running a Meth Lab While Arresting Him for Domestic Violence

8 March 2022

As John Dalberg-Acton famously stated, “Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. Great men are almost always bad men…” When society grants authority to people — who are prone to corruption — many times, these people will use this authority to enrich themselves and violate the laws of the system that grants them their power. Because of the war on drugs, bad cops are put into positions all the time that allow them to make money breaking laws which they will arrest others for violating. The following example of corrupt power shows how bad cops can collect their ...

Cop Gets 10 Years After Police Found Him Running a Meth Lab While Arresting Him for Domestic Violence

After police went to his home over a domestic violence call, this top cop was found to be running a meth lab in his basement.

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