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Hoboken Police Department · 1 record · 2022
Suspended 25 days2022 · as reported
Sergeant Robert Roman was suspended for 25 days by the Hoboken Police Department in 2022 for conduct unbecoming of a police officer. Roman called the New Jersey Suicide Hotline and told them he was going to commit suicide. He later confessed that he made up the allegation in order to conduct an unauthorized test of their services.
Major discipline · 2022[1]
Suspended 25 daysSynopsis as reported by the agency
Sgt. Roman was suspended for 25 days for caling the NJ Suicide Hotline and telling them he was going to commit suicide. Sgt. Roman later confessed he made up the allegation in order to conduct an unauthorized test of their services.
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Suspended 10 daysSustained charge(s): Chronic and Abusive Absenteeism
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Anthony Rutkowski · Hoboken Police Department · 2022
Suspended 30 daysSustained charge(s): Incompetency / Neglect of Duty
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Anthony Rutkowski · Hoboken Police Department · 2022
Suspended 30 daysSustained charge(s): Insubordination
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Nathaniel Arocho · Hoboken Police Department · 2022
Suspended 30 daysSustained charge(s): Insubordination
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Liana Palladino · Hoboken Police Department · 2022
Suspended 60 daysSustained charge(s): Repeated Violations of Rules and Regulations, Failure to Comply With Chief's Orders, Failure to Follow Departmental Procedures, Unexcused…
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15 other named officers with reported major discipline records at this agency. Major discipline is final and post-appeal, as reported by the agency.
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Sergeant Robert Roman was suspended for 25 days by the Hoboken Police Department in 2022 for conduct unbecoming of a police officer. Roman called the New Jersey Suicide Hotline and told them he was going to commit suicide. He later confessed that he made up the allegation in order to conduct an unauthorized test of their services.
Robert Roman has one major discipline record at Hoboken Police Department in the New Jersey Attorney General's 2020-2025 releases, from 2022. These are final, adjudicated actions, not allegations.
Robert Roman's reported base salary is $151,886, from New Jersey Treasury YourMoney data, matched to this officer at high confidence. Robert Roman has 11 years of reported service.
Hoboken Police Department reported 139 sworn officers to the FBI for 2025. This is department-level context from the FBI's Law Enforcement Employees census, not a statement about Robert Roman individually.