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Attorney General Jeffrey S. Chiesa

Tuesday, April 30, 2013

Ex-DPW Super Commits Suicide Rather Than Face Child Porn Plea

Morristown man died night before he was due to appear in Superior Court in Morristown.

Former Morristown Public Works Superintendent Charles E. Jones III, who was indicted in February on charges of distributing child porn over the Internet, took his own life last week, the Daily Record reported. Defense attorney Clifford Weininger, told the paper that "the stress, the embarrassment and the disgrace caused him to do this." Weininger said he knew Jones for at least 15 years as a man who was hard-working single father who raised a daughter on his own and put her through college. Weininger told the Daily Record that the state was offering a plea bargain of about five years in prison, and Jones was preparing to accept the offer, though Weininger anticipated arguing for no more than three years behind bars. Jones was due in court …

Tka

8:52 pm on Friday, May 3, 2013

Sir, you're a douche. Your comments lack any validity. No one likes a pedophile, But he is dead, so there is no stronger sentence and likely his daughter who did nothing will read this.   more ›

Friday, February 8, 2013

Child Porn Indictment Served to Former DPW Super

Charles Jones could face up to 10 years in prison for allegedly distributing child porn over the Internet, attorney says.

Former Morristown Department of Public Works Superintendent Charles Jones was indicted on charges of distributing child pornography over the Internet, according to U.S. Attorney General Jeffrey S. Chiesa. Jones could face a prison sentence of more than 10 years and fines totaling more than $160,000 if found guilty. Jones, 50, was indicted on Wednesday by a state grand jury on the second-degree distribution charge, second-degree offering child pornography and fourth-degree possession of child pornography, a release from Chiesa's office said. Jones was the acting DPW administrator when he was arrested on April 9, 2012. He was one of 27 people, one woman and 26 men, arrested as part of "Operation Watchdog," an investigation targeted at …

Walter O.

1:56 pm on Saturday, February 9, 2013

This filthy piece of crap needs to rot in jail along with the other 26/27 people involved! There is no one or nothing lower than someone profiting from this sort of sick behavior. I can only hope that the police let him have it before arresting this piece of garbage. Society's problem is we don't punish people for what they have done. Time to set examples.   more ›

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