Data · Revision log

Changes to published records

The Attorney General sometimes replaces a data file it has already published. A replacement can remove, add or rewrite records, and nothing on the Attorney General's site lists what changed. Each entry below compares the two versions row by row, and both versions are here to download.

It reports what changed in the files, not why. The site builds from the current file, so a removed record no longer has a page and a rewritten one shows its new text.

July 31, 2026: major discipline, 2020-2025

The Attorney General replaced the 2020-2025 major discipline file on July 31, 2026 without a public notice of what changed. One 2025 record was removed and one 2025 description was rewritten; the AG gave no reason for either. The other 3,004 records are unchanged, though 1,644 of them moved to a different row.

Removed: 1
Rewritten: 1
Added: 0
Moved rows: 1,644

Removed

Nasir Bland, Trenton PD (Mercer County), 2025

Row 422 of the earlier version; absent from the replacement. Its page here was retired and now points to the agency.

Rank:: Police Officer
Terminated:: Yes
Demoted:: No
Suspended:: No
Sustained charge(s) -- 2021 and later:: N.J.A.C. 4A:2-2.3(a)2 Insubordination, 4A:2-2.3(6) Conduct Unbecoming a Public Employee, 4A:2-2.3(a)12 Other Sufficient Causes, 4A:2-2.3(a)7 Neglect of Duty, 4A:2-2.3(a)1 Incompetency, TPD Rule 3:1.7 Obedience to Laws, Ordinances, Rules, and Regulations, TPD 3:7.5 Work Expections
Description:: Officer Bland was ordered by a supervisor to complete a Crash Report and Investigation Report on an assignment and failed to complete both. Officer Bland also failed to complete numerous other Investigation Reports and did not activate his Body Worn Camera on those assignments. Officer Bland closed the assignments as Investigation Report Submitted without ever completing said reports.

Rewritten

Krista Sheilds, Mantua Twp PD (Gloucester County), 2025

Description, earlier version

In August of 2022, Officer Sheilds revealed to Internal Affairs officers that she vindictively revealed confidential information to the family attorney of a suspect in order to cause damage to another officer. In December of 2022, Officer Sheilds was conducting an investigation of domestic disturbance at which time she made derogatory remarks to one of the parties regarding having relations with their first cousin. Officer Shields’ conduct was found to be unbecoming and she was placed on suspension with the intent to terminate in March of 2023. A hearing officer upheld the her termination which was pending appeal until 2025 when the appeal was dropped by her.

Description, replacement

In August of 2022, Officer Sheilds revealed to Internal Affairs officers that she revealed confidential information to the family attorney of a victim. In December of 2022, Officer Sheilds was conducting an investigation of domestic disturbance at which time she made derogatory remarks to one of the parties regarding having relations with their first cousin. Officer Shields’ conduct was found to be unbecoming and she was placed on suspension with the intent to terminate in March of 2023. A hearing officer upheld the her termination which was pending appeal until 2025 when the appeal was dropped by her.

1,644 unchanged records moved to a different row. Record identifiers on this site end in the source row, so those identifiers changed with them; the records and their pages did not.

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