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Kulak allegedly brandished a handgun during the spat, the victim told cops. The victim told cops he drove next to Kulak’s vehicle, asking him what was his problem. Kulak was a passenger in a vehicle when a 27-year-old man allegedly confronted him as the vehicles exited South Broad Street, near the Taco Bell. The dispute started in Hamilton, Kmiec said, and carried over into Trenton. The incident happened May 24, on Route 129 near Hamilton Avenue, Trenton Police Lt. The Trentonian was unable to corroborate the date of the alleged stop and has made a request for township police records to reconcile the dispute.Īs for the road-rage incident, Trenton Police confirmed Kulak is a suspect in an alleged aggravated assault, but he hasn’t been charged. The Trentonian was provided conflicting dates of when the car stop with Candela occurred, with some sources claiming it happened closer to when Kulak resigned from the police force. “It wasn’t a resignation in lieu of forfeiture of job or in lieu of discipline, or anything like that.” “I know about the incident you’re speaking with, but it had nothing to do with any incident with Mr. Staub said Kulak resigned to dedicate his time to running a pizzeria and another side business. Kulak referred questions to his attorney and hung up on The Trentonian. The database says Kulak resigned to run a restaurant, but some township insiders claim a connection between Kulak’s resignation and an incident in the 1990s, when Kulak was caught in a vehicle fraternizing with a beloved Lawrence restaurateur with a long-ago felony cocaine-dealing conviction. Sources provided a screenshot of an internal employee database kept by Lawrence Police that conflicts with those dates, suggesting Kulak was a cop from April 1994 to May 8, 1999. Township records filled out by Kulak show he worked as a patrolman for Lawrence Police from April 1993 until December 1999 at an annual salary of $70,000. Kulak resigned from the Lawrence Township Police in the late 1990s under mysterious circumstances. TRENTON – Richard Kulak, a former Lawrence Township cop turned firearms dealer, was suspended from his part-time township side hustles and lawyered up after learning he’s being investigated for allegedly wielding his legally registered piece at another man during a road-rage incident in the capital city over Memorial Day weekend, authorities said.

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