Strange Stories: Police Chief Pranks

We discuss the vile and depraved abuse of power by North Bergen, New Jersey Police Chief Robert Farley, and the eight or more allegations of intimidation and harassment. Farley is accused of exposing himself and defecating in the presence of fellow officers and creating a hostile work environment.CW | TW: This episode discusses graphic details of mental, emotional, and physical intimidation, bullying, abuse, violence, and vile acts of harassment that include bodily fluids. It’s a Severed Monday; NSFW. Listener discretion is advised.Email: severedpodcast@gmail.comWebsite: severedpodcast.comInstagram: @severed_podcastHosts: Harry Chambers + Drew HudsonLogo Art: Drew HudsonTheme Song Composer | Podcast Editor: Harry ChambersShow Concept | Researcher | Lead Writer: Drew HudsonAvailable on RadioGardenStateAvailable on Rogue Media NetworkSourcesCBS New York News Clip: New Jersey Town Police Chief Accused of Harassing OfficersArticle: “New Jersey Police Chief Accused of Violent and Vulgar Harassment at Work” by Christopher Maag (non-paywalled; NYT)Article: “Police Chief Pooped by Desks, Spiked Coffee with Viagra, Cops Say in List of Assault Complaints” by Anthony G. Attrino (NJ.com)Article: “Jabbing Cop’s Genitals with Needle and 8 Other Disturbing Claims Against N.J. Police Chief” by Anthony G. AttrinoArticle: “Police Chief Accused of Poop Pranks, Assault Cut Overtime. Now Cops Are Upset, N.J. Town Says” by Anthony G. AttrinoArticle: “N.J. Police Chief Accused of Turning Department into ‘Animal House’” by Corky Siemaszko (NBC News)Workplace Bullying Resource: Workplace Bullying Institute (workplacebullying.org)Brandon J. Broderick Legal Blog: “Can I Sue for Workplace Bullying in NJ?” (BrandonJBroderick.com)Essay: “Bullying in Law Enforcement: End the Silence” by Sergeant Kathy Hillis (CJI.edu)Dissertation: “A Qualitative Study of Bullying Behavior of Federal Law Enforcement: An Examination of Former Officer’s Perceptions Regarding the Problem” by Rande W. Matteson (Lynn University)Bullying Prevention: Involvement of Law Enforcement Officers in Bullying Prevention