Man held on detainer after giving cops bad information

Man Held on Detainer After Giving Cops Bad Information

OCEAN COUNTY, N.J. — A man was taken into custody in Ocean County on Friday and is being held on multiple charges, including obstruction of justice and providing false information to law enforcement, according to jail records.

Enrique Campos Galindo, 50, was booked under inmate number 15-233494 and committed to custody on February 7. Charges against him include hindering his own prosecution by providing false information to police, obstruction of the administration of law, and driving without a valid license.

Court records show that Galindo’s bond was set at $750 for one charge, while another charge was marked as no bail. As of Saturday, his bond remained open and had not been posted.

A detainer has also been placed on Galindo by Red Bank Municipal Court, though details regarding the underlying matter were not immediately available.

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