Retired female troopers sue New Jersey State Police for discrimination
In the lawsuit, the women say state police gives preferential treatment to men.
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Dec 5, 2023, 12:04 PM
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Updated 234 days ago
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3h agoNew Jersey State Police has been accused of discriminating against women and preventing them from being promoted, according to a lawsuit.
Three retired and one active female New Jersey state trooper filed the lawsuit against the department.
In the lawsuit, the women say state police gives preferential treatment to men. State police deny the allegations.
News 12 New Jersey reached out to state police for comment. State police say they cannot comment on pending litigation.
