Glen Rock Cop Ordered Free On Bail Thursday: Report

A Glen Rock police officer accused of exchanging sexually explicit photos with a teeenager was ordered free on bail Thursday.

Bergen County Superior Court Judge Susan J. Steele imposed several conditions on Detective Sgt. Eric Reamy, including wearing an electronic bracelet that will alert authorities if he leaves the residence where he’ll stay, NorthJersey.com reported. He must also pay $250,000 bail.

The 27-year-veteran of the Glen Rock Police Department and Fair Lawn resident is charged with five counts of endangering the welfare of a child. He allegedly sent sexually explicit text messages to a 14-year-old and 17-year-old girl he was investigating, authorities said. He has been suspended from his job without pay.

Reamy is not allowed to have any weapons, the report states. He must also meet with a licensed psychiatrist, social worker, or psychologist weekly for counseling. He can visit his attorney and his physician if he notifies the sheriff’s office.

It was expected Reamy would be released before midnight Thursday after the two alleged victims were notified and paperwork was completed, The Record reported. The prosecutor’s office will present the case to the grand jury for possible indictment.

Assistant Bergen County Prosecutor Brian Sinclair said the state opposed Reamy’s release, the report states. Reamy has 11 firearms and two of them are unaccounted for, Sinclair said. Potter said the conditions of Reamy’s house arrest could be amended if the two unaccounted-for firearms are tracked down.

Richard Potter, Reamy’s attorney, told the website Reamy is staying at a “local residence,” before going to stay with another family member.