☑️ Susaida Nazario was an IT employee
☑️ She promised information about two cases
☑️ She accepted payment in both cash and property
TRENTON — A tech employee of the state Department of Children and Families was charged with accepting money and property to share information about two unrelated cases.
Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin said Susaida Nazario, 44, of Trenton, offered to take payment in exchange for information about a case, including confidential files being handled by the Division of Child Protection & Permanency in March 2021.
Nazario falsely claimed to be a caseworker and said she could connect the individual with a co-worker who could provide additional information…