Prosecutor: Paterson police officer indicted on multiple acts of domestic violence
Alberto Sanabria, 38, faces several years in prison if convicted.
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2ds agoA Paterson police officer was indicted on multiple acts of domestic violence, Passaic County Prosecutor Camelia Valdes announced on Monday.
According to Valdes, 38-year-old Alberto Sanabria was charged with multiple acts of domestic violence that took place in Paterson on Dec. 23. He was indicted on one count of third-degree terroristic threats, one count of fourth-degree cyber harassment and one count of fourth-degree stalking.
Sanabria was placed on administrative leave, according to Paterson police.
Sanabria was released on a summons complaint and will appear in court on Aug. 19. He faces several years in prison if convicted.
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