Conviction for Use "of Racially Charged Language" to Police Officer
Reason Magazine • 12/24/2025 – 12/26/2025
Summary
A conviction was issued for the use of "racially charged language" directed at a police officer. This decision was made by Monmouth County (N.J.) Superior Court Judge Michael Guadagno in the case of State v. Metcalfe, which was decided in October 2024.
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