New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police

On Wednesday night, June 26, 2024, I had the honor and privilege to be sworn in as President of the New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police . I am fully aware of the magnitude of this position and look forward to serving the over 500 police chiefs in New Jersey's 21 counties. I am also happy to be the first NJSACOP President from the Rutherford Police Department in the association's 112 year history. In my time in this role, I plan to advocate for more commonsense legislation that will enhance law enforcement's ability to properly and fairly do its job. Law Enforcement in New Jersey is an amazing community and our leadership's knowledge and experience should be highlighted as a nationwide model. I thank my executive board and past presidents for their support and guidance these past 4+ years. An amazing group of Law Enforcement executives!

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Hey Mitchell Sklar and John Zebrowski, Esq. - thank you very much for inviting me to share the Chorus Intelligence story with your audience through Chief Talk Live at New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police Police and Security Expo. Time flies since attending my first show there in 2017 and I am proud to have made many life-long friends in the Garden State (you know who you are) - also thank you to our burgeoning New Jersey client base - we are delighted to be moving the dial on digital investigations with many of your members. We would have less to say if it wasn't for you! Thank you for Extra Duty Solutions for sponsoring this initiative - I really enjoyed it! Chorus Intelligence Jack Hancock Jennifer van der Helm Christopher Roblee, PMP®, CSM®, LSSBB Georgiana Mulvey Kyle Hatin Michelle Parrish, MS, BA Scott Orton Zoyla Fell Claire Thomas Sarah Stephens

Thank you Mitchell Sklar of the New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police for interviewing me on Chief Talk Live today. Here I am with Mitch and John Zebrowski, Esq. during and after our podcast taping. I hope everyone enjoyed the Police Security Conference this year and thanks to all our clients who stopped by to say hi! #extradutysolutions #extradutydoneright #police

“Everyday is a Training Day” Lexipol is on the ground in Atlantic City, NJ - Atlantic City Convention Center for 2024 Police Secutiy Expo supporting and serving our Diamond Strategic Partnership with New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police at their 2024 Annual Conference. The Lexipol team of Mark Anderko, Vance Mattis, Brian Caloiaro, Mike Riniker, and John DeMillio are located in Booth #855 next to the New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police stage for Chief Talk. Stop by to learn how Lexipol makes performance excellence the heartbeat of New Jersey Law Enforcement environment. Lexipol’s mission-critical tools ensure the well-being and effectiveness of the public servants who safeguard communities. #policy #learning #wellness #grantservice #media #training #riskmanagement #accreditation #success

U.S. Highlight! Our team is thrilled to be in New Jersey for the Police Security Expo! As proud strategic partners of New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police, we are here to support and assist the NJ law enforcement agencies (and beyond) with the overwhelming amount of data they need to sift through, analyze, and attribute in their investigations. Is your agency drowning in a sea of data? Stop by booth 941, right across from the NJSACOP booth, and learn how the CIS can help streamline and showcase your data for effective analysis! Neil Chivers and Christopher Roblee, PMP®, CSM®, LSSBB are eager to reconnect with familiar faces and make some new connections. Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn how we can support your agency. See you there! Can't make the Police Security Expo? Reach out to our team members for more information on the Chorus Intelligence Suite: Jack Hancock, Scott Orton, AJ Singh, Kyle Hatin, Jennifer van der Helm, Michelle Parrish, MS, BA, Zoyla Fell, Claire Thomas, Eisha Cooke OR visit https://lnkd.in/g2Vj2cwG 🌟 #NJSACP #LawEnforcement #DataAnalysis #EntityAttribution #CIS #NewJersey #PSE2024

The Hunterdon County Prosecutor’s Office and the Hunterdon County Sheriff’s Office advise area residents to be aware of scammers posing as utility workers to gain access to residences. This type of scam has been reported nationally as well as within New Jersey. According to the New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police and the NJUA - New Jersey Utilities Association, these scams take many forms, but the typical scam will involve two workers knocking on the front door, claiming to be utility workers. One distracts the resident, perhaps to check a utility panel or meter, while the other roams free, robbing the dwelling of money or valuable items. The NJSACOP and the NJUA advise residents: Always ask for a company-issued photo ID. All utility employees in New Jersey carry company-issued photo ID badges.  Do not share your utility account numbers or other personal information. Legitimate technicians will not ask for this. Look for the corporate logo. All service personnel wear uniforms and drive company-branded vehicles with the company logo. Note the time. Technicians usually work regular business hours. If you are getting a knock at the door late at night or on weekends, and there is no apparent emergency, assume it is a scam. Never give money. Utility workers never collect money or credit card information from customers in the field.  If you suspect someone may be a utility imposter, close and lock your door, and immediately call 911. You should also contact your utility company to confirm whether service work is scheduled in your neighborhood. For more information on the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities visit: https://www.nj.gov/bpu/ For more information on the New Jersey Utilities Association visit: https://njua.com/

The Sea Girt Police Department is proud to announce the recent graduation of Lieutenant John O’Connor from the New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police Command & Leadership Academy. This esteemed academy offers a rigorous 16-week course designed in collaboration with the United States Military Academy at West Point. Lieutenant O’Connor's successful completion of this program underscores his commitment to excellence in leadership within the law enforcement community. The Command & Leadership Academy is highly competitive, attracting candidates with exceptional leadership potential from municipal, county, state, and federal agencies across the region. Participants undergo intensive training, covering a comprehensive curriculum that prepares them to handle the complex challenges faced by modern law enforcement agencies. For Lieutenant O’Connor, this achievement represents a significant milestone in his distinguished career. Lieutenant O’Connor's journey in law enforcement began in 1986 with the Borough of Manasquan Police Department, where he served as a Class II special officer. In 1988, he joined the Sea Girt Police Department on a full-time basis, marking the start of a dedicated and illustrious tenure. Over the years, Lieutenant O’Connor has held various positions within the department, including Patrolman, Detective, Acting Sergeant, and Patrol Sergeant, before being promoted to Lieutenant in April 2021. Throughout his career, Lieutenant O’Connor has demonstrated a commitment to professional development and service. He has undertaken a diverse range of training programs and certifications, enhancing his skills and expertise in law enforcement. As Lieutenant, O’Connor currently serves in the Operations Division of the Sea Girt Police Department. This division encompasses critical areas such as Patrol Operations, Traffic Safety, Investigative Bureau, and Community Outreach, among others. Lieutenant O’Connor's role is integral to ensuring the effective delivery of law enforcement services and maintaining positive relationships with the community. In addition to his professional accomplishments, Lieutenant O’Connor has been recognized for his exemplary service with several awards and commendations. These include unit citations, honorable service awards, and a lifesaving medal, highlighting his dedication to duty and commitment to public safety. Furthermore, he has received accolades from prestigious organizations such as the Drug Enforcement Administration and the 200 Club of Monmouth County. Congratulations, Lieutenant John O’Connor, on this well-deserved achievement! Your dedication, leadership, and contributions to the law enforcement community are truly commendable, and we are proud to celebrate this milestone with you. Your continued commitment to excellence serves as an inspiration to us all.

On June 4th, I graduated from the New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police West Point Command and Leadership Academy. I am the first Caldwell Police Officer to graduate from this prestigious 13-week training academy. Thank you to all the instructors and law enforcement professionals I had the pleasure working with for 13 weeks! About The Command and Leadership Academy: In 1993, NJSACOP officials traveled to the U.S. Military Academy at West Point to work with the Academy's Department of Behavioral Sciences and Leadership to adapt the fabled West Point model of command and leadership to the needs of law enforcement. The result of this collaboration is the NJSACOP Command & Leadership Academy, a unique blend of theory and application. Candidates with the greatest leadership potential are selected for this highly competitive program from municipal, county, state, and federal agencies from throughout the region. For a program of this caliber, law enforcement professionals who are selected make more than a casual commitment; it is an intensive, demanding course that will pay dividends for the participant and his or her agency for a lifetime. New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police

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