Wardy Landrau -
09-25-2008, 12:11 PM
September 16, 2008
MORRISTOWN, N.J. – A Rockaway Township police sergeant’s hunger for some breakfast sandwiches has cost him his job.
Sgt. Christopher Stahl pleaded guilty Monday to theft for walking out of a Quick Chek store in Rockaway Borough with eight breakfast sandwiches worth nearly $30.
Under his sentence in state Superior Court, the 39-year-old Stahl will have to pay $100, and he loses his job.
Prosecutor Robert Bianchi said the plea “represents the fact that no one is above the law.”
Defense attorney Edward Bilinkas said Stahl “made a mistake and has taken responsibility.”
WARDY R LANDRAU
#11059
MORRISTOWN, N.J. – A Rockaway Township police sergeant’s hunger for some breakfast sandwiches has cost him his job.
Sgt. Christopher Stahl pleaded guilty Monday to theft for walking out of a Quick Chek store in Rockaway Borough with eight breakfast sandwiches worth nearly $30.
Under his sentence in state Superior Court, the 39-year-old Stahl will have to pay $100, and he loses his job.
Prosecutor Robert Bianchi said the plea “represents the fact that no one is above the law.”
Defense attorney Edward Bilinkas said Stahl “made a mistake and has taken responsibility.”
WARDY R LANDRAU
#11059