Prosecutor’s report finds dozens of violations by former Bradley Beach police chief
Leonard Guida’s official retirement went into effect Friday just days after a heated town council meeting.
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10h agoThe Monmouth County Prosecutor’s Office released to the public a report outlining numerous violations by the just-retired Bradley Beach police chief.
The report outlines a total of nine incidents and dozens of violations by Chief Leonard Guida from July 2022 through November 2023.
Body-camera video from the most recent incident showed Guida interrupting a DWI crash investigation and getting into a physical altercation with another officer.
Guida’s official retirement went into effect Friday just days after a heated town council meeting.
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