Couple charged with hosting underage drinking party to sue cops for Facebook post
SPARTA — A woman who was charged in April with hosting an underage drinking party plans to sue Sparta police after they posted details of the incident on Facebook, according to a published report.The notice of intention to sue warns of an impending lawsuit that seeks $500,000 for Karen Gitelman and her husband, Daniel, the New Jersey Herald reported.The Gitelmans were charged in April with hosting an underage drinking party at their Westgate Drive home in Sparta.
Woman to sue police, Sparta over Facebook post on arrest
Posted: Jul.31, 2016 12:01 amSPARTA -- A month after enrolling in the state's pre-trial intervention program to resolve the charges against her, Karen Gitelman -- the former Sparta woman charged in April after a party at her home during which a 15-year-old boy was taken to the hospital -- has informed the township she intends to sue for $500,000 due to the police department "conducting a trial before the public."The notice, filed July 21 by Gitelman's attorney, Joseph S. Murphy, alleges that Gitelman's family suffered distress and loss of money due to the police posting about her and her husband's arrest on Facebook.
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