Three NYPD detectives on Monday were indicted and charged for stealing and drinking “expensive champagne” while on duty at a Labor Day weekend music festival last year.
It may be the ultimate hangover for three NYPD detectives who on Monday were indicted and charged for stealing and drinking “expensive champagne” while on duty at a Labor Day weekend music festival last year. Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg announced detectives Jonathan Gonzalez, 33, Wojciech Czech, 44 and Warren Golden 31 have all been charged over their involvement in the Sept. 3 incident at the Electric Zoo Festival on Randall’s Island.
Problem was, someone spotted them do it and pursued the cops—until they were helped by a security guard, who unloaded the bottles from a backpack Gonzalez had stuffed them it. Gonzalez and Czech are each charged with one count of Grand Larceny in the Fourth Degree and Criminal Possession of Stolen Property in the Fourth Degree. Golden and Gonzalez are each charged with one count of Official Misconduct, a statement from District Attorney Bragg's office confirmed.
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