Jermaine Clay Jr.

Plain-language summary (this site, from the cited record only)

Officer Jermaine Clay Jr. was suspended for 30 days in 2025 on a sustained charge of unauthorized absence, according to the Atlantic County Public Safety Division of Adult Detention. The record states the suspension followed his fifth occurrence of coming in late or calling out during a six month period without any sick time for his assigned shift.

Synopsis as reported by the agency

Officer Jermaine Clay Jr. was suspended for 30 days after his fifth occurrence for coming in late / calling out in a six month period without any sick time for his assigned shift (Fifth occurrence of the year)

Plain-language summary (this site, from the cited record only)

In a separate 2025 case, the Atlantic County Public Safety Division of Adult Detention suspended Officer Jermaine Clay Jr. for 6 days on a sustained unauthorized absence charge. The record ties the discipline to his third occurrence of coming in late or calling out during a six month period without any sick time for his assigned shift.

Synopsis as reported by the agency

Officer Jermaine Clay Jr. was suspended for 6 days after his third occurrence for coming in late / calling out in a six month period without any sick time for his assigned shift (Third occurrence of the year)

Plain-language summary (this site, from the cited record only)

Officer Jermaine Clay Jr. was suspended for 10 days on a sustained standard of conduct charge, the Atlantic County Public Safety Division of Adult Detention reported for 2025. An investigation found that Clay neglected his duties and responsibilities as a county corrections police officer and exhibited general laxity by sleeping while assigned to a detail off facility grounds.

Synopsis as reported by the agency

Officer Jermaine Clay Jr. was suspended for 10 days an investigation revealed that the employee neglected his duties and responsibilities as a County Corrections Police Officer and exhibited general laxity by sleeping while being assigned to a detail off facility grounds.

Plain-language summary (this site, from the cited record only)

The Atlantic County Public Safety Division of Adult Detention suspended Officer Jermaine Clay Jr. for 12 days on a sustained unauthorized absence charge in 2025. According to the record, the suspension marked his fourth occurrence of coming in late or calling out during a six month period without any sick time for his assigned shift.

Synopsis as reported by the agency

Officer Jermaine Clay Jr. was suspended for 12 days after his fourth occurrence for coming in late / calling out in a six month period without any sick time for his assigned shift (Fourth occurrence of the year)