Crime & Safety
Parsippany Man Allegedly Pushed Washington Twp. Officer
The following information was provided by the Washington Township Police. It does not indicate a conviction.
A Parsippany man became disorderly with police Friday morning at the when he was told there was a warrant out for his arrest from Parsippany, Lt. Doug Compton said.
Robert Miller, 49, was stopped by officer Micheal Hade for using a cell phone while driving and having a cracked windshield, Compton said.
Miller then pulled into the strip mall and, when told about the warrant for his arrest, allegedly became disorderly with Hade and caused a scene in the parking lot. Miller then pushed Hade away as the officer tried placing him in custody, Compton said.
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Miller was then apprehended and taken into custody, Compton said. He was later released by the Parsippany Municipal Court on the warrant and given a new court date.
Miller was charged with disorderly conduct and was issued a motor vehicle summons for driving while suspended, use of a cell phone while driving, and having a cracked windshield.
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