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Here in the People's Republic of New Jersey there was a case not long ago, where a police officer took an hour lunch when it should have been a half hour then went and parked the car he said he was on patrol. In other words he falsified his report. No one was hurt there were no calls and this poor guy is looking at ten years in the can. Furthermore, the area that he was patrolling on the grave yard shift is a great area where there is literally no crime. Lastly this sentencing sets a real bad precedent. Because here in New Jersey we have a case pending against the Russian Mob for this very crime and my heart goes out to these girls.

Oh yes.
NJ, home of DYFS and Megan's Law.
A drug dealer gets less time than that cop got, and they were looking to give a farmer more time in jail for killing a rabid rat with a broomstick than a guy who robs and murders someone.
NJ also ID'd the more dangerous sex offenders in Avenel.
(They can identify the guys who aren't likely to ever commit a crime again. There are also the guys who are in there due to girlfriends getting upset with them and 'punishing' them by crying rape. Those guys usually suffer complete nervous breakdowns while in there, and try to commit suicide.)
They paroled a few of the guys known to be dangerous, and waited for them to commit more crimes.
The guy who murdered Megan Kanka, he'd told the people in charge that his only mistake was letting his victim live and that next time he'd kill the victim.
He was released, and did just as he'd said.
Thus, Megan's Law was an artificially created and justified law.
New Jersey is King on setting bad precedent.
The NJ justice system has been screwed up for years, since well before I moved from there, and isn't likely to straighten out any time soon.
Good luck on the Mob case your way.
Regards from across the border in Enemy Occupied New Yorkistan.