A New Jersey police sergeant is charged with stealing a photojournalist’s camera bag and equipment during an immigration protest. Multiple reports say the incident occurred at the Delaney Hall anti-ICE demonstrations, where the journalist was working to cover the event. The equipment is described as being worth about $10,000, and one account identifies the journalist as an Associated Press photographer whose bag contained professional camera gear. Authorities allege the sergeant took the camera bag at the protest and kept the items. The charges have been filed against the officer, according to the reports. The coverage focuses on the alleged theft of the journalist’s gear rather than on any broader dispute over policing or protest activities. The outlets do not provide additional details in the provided excerpts about the specific allegations, court proceedings, or the sergeant’s response. The case is presented as a criminal charge involving property stolen from a working journalist at a public demonstration.