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| Franklin cop rides to remember |
Franklin Township Police Officer Paul J. Bogert III of Toms River participated in the “Ride to Remember,” a 250 mile, four day bicycle run which began at Battery Park, N.Y. and concluded at the Pentagon on Sept. 11.
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| NJHL Widows and Orphans Fund net $5,000 |
On Sunday, Sept. 22, the Executive Board of The Honor Legion of the Police Departments of the State of New Jersey (NJHL) hosted its second annual Honored Citizen Beefsteak at The Bonfire Restaurant in, Paterson. Entertainment was again provided by “Desire.”
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| Retired LEO’s now eligible to join ‘The Finest of the Finest’ |
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The Honor Legion of the Police Departments of the State of New Jersey” (NJHL), was incorporated on Dec. 27, 1966, and is recognized as a non-profit organization that is exempt from federal and state income tax under section 501(c) (3). |
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| 8 Bergen County students win 200 Club scholarships |
Eight Bergen County high school seniors received financial assistance to attend college this fall from the Bergen County 200 Club.
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| Time share cruise ship targets law enforcement groups |
Time share ownership aboard a cruise ship is now available for affinity group members seeking an affordable week-long vacation every year.
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| South Brunswick Cop wins 3M award |
A South Brunswick police officer was presented with the 3M/IAATI Award last month for applying his knowledge of component part labels to recover auto parts stolen from a car parked awaiting service at a dealership.
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| New Jersey Crime Prevention Association nears 10th anniversary |
In January of 1993, five police officers gathered in Hudson County to start an organization whose goal was to share the importance of crime prevention as a tool for police officers in Northern New Jersey.
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| Newark names new judges |
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Newark attorney Vanessa Williams Powell joined the municipal bench in a swearing in ceremony in Newark City Hall Rotunda Sept. 25. |
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| Joining forces to tackle crime |
Aiming to abolish the turf wars that often stymie crime fighting, an unprecedented team of officers ranging from small-town police to FBI agents will begin working in Bergen County this month.
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| Cop finds poetry on and off the job |
Sgt. Marc A. Turner has been a cop for a long time. He's been a poet for a lot less, but the career and the avocation compliment each other.
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| Beretta donates to departments, survivors |
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The Port Authority Police Department and other law enforcement departments that lost officers in the Sept. 11 attacks were the recipients of a total of $50,000 from Beretta U.S.A., the world's oldest firearms manufacturer. The money was derived from the sale of the limited edition United We Stand pistol, which was produced after the attacks to serve as a symbol of the American spirit. |
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| Unraveling police promotion exam scoring |
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We often field questions from law enforcement officers regarding the process for scoring the state’s promotion exams. We hope that this article will help explain the New Jersey Department of Personnel (DOP) system, which, while subject to change, has been in place for many years. |
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| Newton’s Night Out draws thousands |
Thousands turned out for Newton’s Night Out, Tuesday, Aug. 6 in Sussex County.
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| Prosecutor takes over Keansburg P.D. |
Pursuant to discussions with First Assistant Attorney General Peter C. Harvey, on behalf of Attorney General David Samson, the Monmouth County Prosecutor’s Office has superseded Acting Police Chief Michael Kennedy and taken control of the daily operations of the Keansburg Police Department. Monmouth County Prosecutor John Kaye took control of the police department in response to racial slurs directed at African Americans used by Kennedy on May 4, while issuing a command over police radio.
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| Wayne to name new ballfields for Sept. 11 cop hero |
For Gregg Froehner, having fun on the township's playing fields was part of growing up in Wayne. Later, as a young adult, his deep ties to the community spurred him on to public service.
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| BMW charity begins at home |
BMW planned to give the motorcycles away quietly - 100 refurbished bikes to the New York Police Department to help it recover from Sept. 11.
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| SAFE DAYS |
A “first pitch’’ for 101 Safe Days of Summer was held June 4 at the Blue Claws Stadium in Lakewood.
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| Deptford details Thunder Car |
The Deptford Police Department and Chief William B. Underwood Jr. proudly present the first of three specialty vehicles detailed exclusively for their Community Policing Bicycle Patrol Unit. The first car, dubbed the “Thunder Car,” will be used for specialty events as well as every day patrol type functions.
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| LifePoint offers new drug and alcohol test |
LifePoint,Inc. (AMEX: LFP), an Ontario, California based company, is offering its newest product, the IMPACT Test System.
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