I'm not a police officer, and I wasn't there.  I'd have to take a look at the report, for exactly what he wrote.  But I've reviewed tons of police reports, and that's very unusual.This is the sort of thing that ends up making a case too complicated, sometimes.  Without getting deeply into the facts, there's no way anyone can give you reliable advice.  You need to hire an attorney for that.  You can check your telephone book for the bar association's lawyer referral service, and another place to find a lawyer is our website, http://attorneypages.comYou would not be able to sue the officer for this, as he would be immune under the New Jersey Tort Claims Act.