Officer record · As reported by the employing agency
Brick Township Police Department · 1 record · 2023
Separated while IA pending2023 · as reported
Officer Chase Carter recorded on his daily patrol logs that the required body-worn camera checks were completed when he had completed only seven out of forty. Carter resigned while the matter was pending with the Brick Township Police Department. The sustained charges were Truthfulness, Performance of Duty, and Conduct unbecoming a Public Employee.
Major discipline · 2023[1]
Separated while IA pendingSynopsis as reported by the agency
Officer Carter fictitiously indicated on his daily patrol logs that the required body worn camera checks were completed when, in fact, he only completed seven out of forty.
Nicole Borden · Brick Township Police Department · 2024
Separated while IA pendingSustained charge(s): 03:05.8
same agency · similar sanction outcome
Thomas Nealis · Atlantic City Police Department · 2023
Separated while IA pendingSustained charge(s): Indictable Offense
same year · similar sanction outcome
Quian Davis · Atlantic County Corrections · 2023
Separated while IA pendingSustained charge(s): Discrimination
same year · similar sanction outcome
Eduardo Mena-Ramos · Bayonne Police Department · 2023
Separated while IA pendingSustained charge(s): Conduct Unbecoming Neglect of Duty Insubordination Rule Violations
same year · similar sanction outcome
Karim Estephanous · Bayonne Police Department · 2023
Separated while IA pendingSustained charge(s): Untruthfulness
same year · similar sanction outcome
One other named officer with a reported major discipline record at this agency. Major discipline is final and post-appeal, as reported by the agency.
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Officer Chase Carter recorded on his daily patrol logs that the required body-worn camera checks were completed when he had completed only seven out of forty. Carter resigned while the matter was pending with the Brick Township Police Department. The sustained charges were Truthfulness, Performance of Duty, and Conduct unbecoming a Public Employee.
Chase Carter has one major discipline record at Brick Township Police Department in the New Jersey Attorney General's 2020-2025 releases, from 2023. These are final, adjudicated actions, not allegations.
Brick Township Police Department reported 144 sworn officers to the FBI for 2025. This is department-level context from the FBI's Law Enforcement Employees census, not a statement about Chase Carter individually.