Legal Question in Criminal Law in New Jersey

Brother-in-law placed drugs in boyfriend's room

My brother-in law, who is 51 and

spent 20+ years in prison for

murder, has been stealing from us,

placing his parent's medication in

places where Jake (my boyfriend),

would be indicated in the crime. I

have a journal full of incidents such

as these. Yesterday, Gary called the

police to report that Jake had his

mother's medication in his room, and

told the officer where the medication

was. Obviously, Gary placed it there

to get Jake arrested. It worked. I

bailed him out, but now he has a

court case in the near future. Jake

may go to prison for something he

didn't do. I have, in the past, written

letters to Gary's parole officer telling

them about his actions, how he

steals things, stays out way past

curfew, and associates with known

felons. Everyone is afraid to confront

Gary-he is known to go into a rage

and no one knows what he may do.

He has murdered at least once out of

rage. Nothing was ever done by the

parole board, and honestly, we have

no proof. Please help. Thank you so

much.

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