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Deputy Sheriff Justin Smith Stone County Sheriff's Office, AR EOW: Tuesday, January 2, 2024 Cause: Gunfire Deputy Sheriff Eric Anthony Minix Coweta County Sheriff's Office, GA EOW: Thursday, January 4, 2024 Cause: Struck by vehicle Deputy Sheriff Jeremy Malone George County Sheriff's Office, MS EOW: Thursday, January 4, 2024 Cause: Gunfire Lieutenant David J. McShane New York State Environmental Conservation Police, NY EOW: Tuesday, January 23, 2024 Cause: 9/11 related illness Trooper Joel Popp Michigan State Police, MI EOW: Wednesday, January 24, 2024 Cause: Struck by vehicle Sergeant Michael "Zini" Kurinzi Elizabeth Police Department, NJ EOW: Saturday, January 27, 2024... Read more →

Metro Police Fun Night Join the Camden County Police Department for their Metro Fun Night tomorrow, September 13th, from 5 PM to 8 PM at Washington Street Park. There will be food, games, a petting zoo, and pony rides! Unity Policing is CCPD’s very own style of policing built on the principles of de-escalation, wellness, leadership, transparency, and empathy; guided by the idea that the collective community (police, residents, business/organizations, government, and schools) must act as a unified force to prevent crime, promote safety, and improve society. To learn more, Click Here. Read more →

PHILADELPHIA – A Philadelphia police officer who was shot in the neck earlier this summer during a traffic stop 3500 block of F Street has died. It was on the evening of June 22, 2024 that Officer Jaime Roman and his partner, Officer Azieme Lindsey, both assigned to the 25th Police District pulled over a blue Toyota Echo on the 3600 block of F Street. During the traffic stop, the officers discovered that the vehicle lacked registration and insurance and the driver did not have a license. While allowing the driver, 36-year-old Ramon Vazquez, to remove personal belongings from the... Read more →

How were they able to get control of it in the first place? Where were the Cops? What is taking so long to remove them? ~CNBNews +++++++ Aurora Police Department / X (The Center Square) - The mayor of Aurora, Colorado, said the city is going to get an emergency court order to clear apartments that have been targeted by Venezuelan gangs. Mayor Mike Coffman posted his comments on his Facebook account Friday evening. Coffman said the city will declare the apartments a "public nuisance." "The problems associated with Venezuelan gang activity has been isolated to properties that are all... Read more →

Image source A career in law enforcement is more than just a job; it is a calling that requires dedication, courage, and a commitment to serve the community. The field offers diverse opportunities, from local policing to federal agencies, and can be incredibly rewarding for those who pursue it with the right mindset and preparation. However, navigating a career in law enforcement comes with its unique set of challenges. The path to success is about more than just understanding the law; it's about building a foundation that combines education, continuous learning, and strategic planning. So, let’s explore seven essential tips... Read more →

CNBNews graphics JEER—CNBNews, I wanted to bring to your attention some concerns about the situation on Thompson Ave. There is a house where the owner is turning the garage into an apartment without obtaining the necessary permits. The person connected electricity to the garage by using an extension cord from the house to the garage and buried the cord in the ground. For water, the man connected a garden hose from the cellar, ran it to the garage, and buried the hose in the ground. Both the electrical and water hookups seem unsafe to me. The property remains poorly maintained,... Read more →

WILLIAM E. CLEARY SR. | CNBNews Editor GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (August 15, 2024)--A CNBNews editorial released August 8, 2024 discussed the disbandment of the Woodynne Police Department and speculated that more police departments in New Jersey and across the nation might unite to address the high costs associated with union contracts for rank and file officers and salaries for top police department officials. That CNBNews opinion included a reference to the $185,000 salary for the part-time police chief that Mayor Dayl Baile and the City Council approved. According to ZipRecruiter, the Gloucester City Police Chief is making $52,000 more than... Read more →

With the disbandment of the Woodlynne Police Department on Thursday the responsibility of policing the community now falls on the Camden County Police. This change is not unique, as other communities may soon undergo similar transformations. The rising costs, including excessive salaries and benefits, are becoming too much for taxpayers to sustain. For instance, the Gloucester City Police Department is located in one of the poorest communities in the state of New Jersey. Yet, police officers in that city receive an average salary of $127,000, making it the third highest-paid police department in Camden County. The community of Gloucester City... Read more →

Police Officer Frederick Blackburn image courtesy of the Gloucester City News GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (August 8, 2024)--On May 18, 2012, The City of Gloucester City, along with members of the Gloucester City Police Benevolent Association (PBA) Local 40, honored Officer Frederick Blackburn, the only Gloucester City Police Officer to be killed in the line of duty in the history of the local police department. A hit-and-run driver struck Blackburn on March 6, 1946, as he walked his beat at the intersection of Cumberland and Atlantic Street. He succumbed to internal injuries eight days later. Blackburn, who was 75 years old,... Read more →

Law is a very complex field and also involves many different situations. That is why, when you look at lawyers, they all have an area of specialization and they continue to work on this area of specialization. Because the course of each case will be different from each other and the strategy to be followed in each case will be different. However, in cases with similar stories, the lawyers' job will be easier because they will be able to guide their clients more comfortably because they know even a little bit about how it works. In such cases, the most... Read more →

Pennsauken, N.J.- Please join the Camden County Prosecutor’s Office (CCPO) for its third annual Unity Fun Day at Cooper River Park, Louis F. Cappelli, Sr. Bocce Court & Piazza, on September 21, 2024, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The CCPO’s Unity Fun Day is a fun-filled day with a theme of peace, unity, and solidarity for the Camden County community. This year’s Unity Fun Day will feature free food, games, and entertainment. Community members will get to know their local first responding agencies, non-profit organizations, local businesses and more during this family friendly event. The CCPO’s Unity Fun Day... Read more →

On July 26, 2024, of Collingswood, NJ. Age 84 years. Beloved husband of 47 years to Bernice R. Carey (nee Flood). Dear father of Kimberly (Fran) Weikel and Kevin (Katie) Carey. Loving grandfather of Brett, Mackenzie, Franny, Billy, Tommy, Seanie, Kevie, Allie and Ashley. He is also lovingly survived by his sister, Anna Angelastro. Bill was a 1957 graduate of Woodrow Wilson High School and a United States Navy veteran. Bill had a 27 year career with the Collingswood Police Department and was a member of the New Jersey Police Benevolent Association. He retired in 1987 with a rank of... Read more →

Gloucester Township Police Community Advisory: The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration NHTSA has issued an URGENT RECALL "Do Not Drive" Warning on 2002-2006 Nissan Sentra, 2002-2004 Nissan Pathfinder and 2002-2003 Infiniti QX4 vehicles equipped with recalled, unrepaired Takata air bags. If you have one of these vehicles, do not drive it until the repair is completed and the defective air bag is replaced. Nissan customers with questions or concerns can reach the automaker at 800-647-7261 or visit https://www.nissanusa.com/takata-airbag-recall.html , Infiniti customers can reach the automaker at 800-662-6200 or visit https://www.infinitiusa.com/takata-airbag-recall.html To date, NHTSA has confirmed 27 people in the United... Read more →

On Thursday afternoon, 69 new Camden County Police Department recruits will be graduating from the 87th Basic Police Recruit Class of the Camden County College Police Academy. In a special keynote address, all recruits will hear from Camden County Prosecutor Grace MacAulay. “These recruits have gone through a rigorous six-month training program to get to where they are today and I couldn’t be prouder of them,” Cappelli said. “Policing is one of the toughest jobs out there and these men and women are rising to the challenge to serve their communities. The future is bright for this class, and I... Read more →

UPDATE (May 28, 2024): Gloucester City Police Lt. Jason Flood, the department's press spokesman, did not respond to our request for an explanation about this incident. However, this notice was posted on the GCPD's Facebook page later in the day. GCPD NOTICE--There was a large police presence in the area of Nicholson Road and Rutgers Avenue. The Camden County Police Department (CCPD) pursued a carjacked vehicle in Gloucester City. The suspects fled on foot to Jefferson Avenue. All four suspects were eventually apprehended and turned over to the CCPD on scene. There is no danger to the community at this... Read more →

On May 20, 2024 Michael Majane was sworn-in as Captain of Police by Lower Township Mayor Frank Sippel. Captain Majane's mother Dolores and his daughter Aubrey held the bible while his wife Erin pinned his Captain badge. Captain Michael Majane started his police career in 2000 as a Class II Officer for the City of Wildwood. He was an employee of the Cape May County Sheriff’s Department for 6 months before becoming a Patrolman with the Lower Township Police Department in 2001. By 2003, Captain Majane became an instrumental part of the Cape May County Police Academy as an instructor... Read more →

Philadelphia Police Officer-Involved Shooting 3000 N. 16th Street PHILADELPHIA (May 25, 2024)--– A Philadelphia police officer shot and killed a pit bull on May 15, 2024, as the dog was attacking another dog. On that day, officers from the 39th District responded to a call about a dog attack around 12:06 p.m. Upon arrival, they saw a large pit bull attacking a smaller dog. To stop the attack, Officer #1, identified as Brian Keenan, fired his weapon multiple times, killing the pit bull. The smaller dog died from injuries sustained in the attack. There were no injuries to the officers.... Read more →

CNBNews contacted Kevin D. Walsh, the Acting State Comptroller in September 2023. We asked Mr. Walsh if some actions taken in 2023 and 2024 by the mayor, council, and the upper echelon of the police department were legal. The following month, the CNBNews Editor, William E. Cleary Sr., was cited for theft and trespassing at Cold Springs Elementary School. The two charges were never proven. Was it just a coincidence? Most likely. But we will never know. Related: JUSTICE FOR ALL, NOT JUST FOR SOME Posted by the New Jersey Comptroller on - 05/21/2024 TRENTON—Key policies and processes that were... Read more →

The incident occurred in the area of Broadway and Ridgeway Street. Because of the number of people involved in the rumble, Gloucester City Police requested help from surrounding communities. It is not known what started the street fight. The police cars above were parked on Broadway between Market and Ridgeway Streets. GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (May 19, 2024)(CNBNews)—Gloucester City police were called to the Broadway and Ridgeway Street intersection at approximately 10 PM Sunday, May 19, to curb a disturbance involving adults and juveniles. According to the GCPD, there was a large fight on Broadway and Ridgeway Street involving juveniles and... Read more →

PHILADELPHIA PA MAY 14, 2024– An off-duty Philadelphia police officer discharged a firearm in the 2100 block of Oxford Avenue, while being assaulted on Sunday, May 12th, 2024. The officer was also robbed of his personal firearm during the incident. The off-duty police officer was traveling westbound on Oxford Avenue when he became stuck in traffic behind another vehicle. After waiting through several red lights, the officer honked his horn. A male, identified as "Duke," approached the off-duty officer and punched him in the face while the officer was still seated in the vehicle. The officer then exited his vehicle... Read more →

As we celebrate National Police Week this upcoming week and National Peace Officers Memorial Day on May 15, we are reminded of the sacrifices made by those who serve on the front lines of our communities, ensuring our safety and upholding the rule of law. This week, we come together to honor and express our deepest gratitude to the brave men and women of law enforcement. National Police Week is a time to acknowledge the dedication and service of the men and women of the Gloucester Township Police Department. It is a time to reflect on the tremendous responsibility that... Read more →

May 08, 2024 UPDATED/CORRECTED (Camden CITY, NJ) – The Camden County Board of Commissioners, Camden County Police Department and Fraternal Order of Police Lodge No. 218 have agreed on a contract for the department through the end of 2026. The three-year document will change the pay scales for the rank and file of the department and make the CCPD more competitive with other agencies throughout the county. Camden County Police Chief, Gabriel Rodriguez, praised the new labor agreement that was made effective this week. “I believe this contract will go a long way to assist us in retaining and attracting... Read more →

Woodbury, New Jersey- THE GLOUCESTER COUNTY CHIEFS ASSOCIATION IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE GLOUCESTER COUNTY PROSECUTOR'S OFFICE AND THE GLOUCESTER COUNTY EMERGENCY RESPONSE DEPARTMENT are launching the first Gloucester County Special Needs Registry and Blue Envelope Program in Gloucester County. The Special Needs Registry will provide the residents of Gloucester County the ability to register family members with special needs both adults and children. Enrollment is voluntary and done by the family members. The information will be accessible to first responders only and will provide them with information that can assist in developing and improving their response to individuals with special... Read more →

The Lower Township Police Department is happy to announce the dates for their free annual Summer Youth Camp. The camp is open to youth who reside in Lower Township who will be entering into 6th or 7th grade this September 2024. The summer camp is set to run from Monday, July 29, 2024 through Friday, August 2, 2024, from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. The camp is designed to nurture a positive and healthy interaction between the Lower Township Police Officers and the children in our community. Campers connect with officers during the week either as they are laughing together... Read more →

GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (MAY 1, 2024)(CNBNews)--Gloucester City Police Sergeant William Johnson, affectionately known as Junior, concluded his 25-year tenure of service to the residents of Gloucester City in April. Notably, his father is the former City Police Chief Bill Johnson. CNBNews graphic files Sergeant Johnson started his law enforcement career as a correctional officer at the Camden County Jail before joining the Gloucester City Police Department as a second-generation officer. During his long and distinguished tenure, Sgt. Johnson served as a 13-year member and squad leader of Zone 5 CIT. He retired as GCPD's Firearms Supervisor and provided invaluable training... Read more →

Message From Chief David Harkins: (April 29, 2024) I regret to announce the passing of Chief John Stollsteimer Jr. Badge #17, who served as the 8th Police Chief of the Gloucester Township Police Department from July 1, 1992 until July 1, 2006. Chief Stollsteimer served as a Gloucester Township Police Officer from December 2, 1970 until his retirement on July 1, 2006 (36 years). Chief Stollsteimer served as the President of the Camden County Association of Chiefs of Police from May 1997 - May 1998, and was a member of the New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police and... Read more →

First seven jurors picked in Trump hush money trail By Brett Rowland | The Center Square Apr 16, 2024 U.S. President Donald J. Trump shakes hands of well-wishers gathered to greet him upon his arrival at the North Dakota Air National Guard Base, Fargo, N.D., Sept. 7, 2018. U.S. Air National Guard photo by Senior Master Sgt. David H Lipp (The Center Square) – Efforts to pick a jury continued Tuesday, the second day of former President Donald Trump's historic criminal trial. Trump is the first president to face criminal charges, which he described as a politically motivated prosecution designed... Read more →

source courtesy of Youtube by Hope Perry, New Jersey Monitor April 8, 2024 For two days, Morgan Neilio, incarcerated at the Camden County Correctional Facility, did not have toilet paper. Neilio said she had to find other items to use in replacement, like pads or ripped-up shirts. Jail policy says officials should have responded to her official complaint about the lack of toilet paper within 10 days — by Feb. 28, 2022. Instead, it took them five months. “It was extremely upsetting and degrading,” she said. As recently as January 2024, White House officials praised the jail and its then-warden,... Read more →

Attention: High School Seniors – Application Deadline April 15th! 3 - $2,000 Scholarships will be awarded to a graduating high school senior – who has a parent, or they themselves serve, in Law Enforcement, Fire Service or EMS Service. 1 - $1,500 Chief Gary Cline Memorial Scholarship – This scholarship will be awarded to a student pursing a career in Law Enforcement 1 - $1,500 Chief Gene Dannenfelser Memorial Scholarship – This scholarship will be awarded to a student pursing a career in the Fire Service 1 - $1,000 Corporal Christopher Milito Scholarship – This scholarship will be awarded to... Read more →

Recently, William E. Cleary Sr. CNBNews Editor and Publisher, and his son, William E. Cleary Jr., had to endure such a stressful situation due to false charges brought against them by the Gloucester City Police Department. Over several months they were summoned to court six times to answered charges of trespassing and theft that were never proven. Not knowning how many more times they would have to appear in court they pleaded guilty to a plea agreeement and each had to pay a $500 fine. It is even more disheartening to know that some of the people responsible for this... Read more →

GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP, NJ (March 25, 2024)--Are you interested in becoming a Gloucester Township Police Officer and have questions about applying and taking the NJ Civil Service Exam? Ask your questions by calling GTPD Community Relations Officer Cpl. John McHugh TODAY, March 25th between 3 PM and 6 PM at 856-228-4011! If you're not available to call during those times, or your call goes to voicemail due to Cpl. McHugh taking another call, you can always email your questions to [email protected] at any time! Gloucester Township Police Wants YOU To Join Our Team- Sign up for the NJ Civil Service Exam!... Read more →

CAMDEN CITY, NJ (March 21, 2024)(CNBNews)--The Law and Justice Career Fair, sponsored by the Camden County Prosecutor's Office and Rutgers University, is an excellent opportunity for individuals seeking careers in the law enforcement sector. With over 85 police departments attending the event, it is a must-attend for anyone looking to make their mark in the industry. The fair is scheduled to be held at the Rutgers University Camden Campus Student Center, from 10 AM to 1 PM on Wednesday, April 3, 2024. Don't miss this chance to connect with potential employers and kickstart your career! Read more →

JUSTIN HARE Patrolman Justin Hare was shot and killed at about 5:30 am while conducting a welfare check on a disabled vehicle that was stopped near mile marker 320 on I-40, west of Tucumcari. As Patrolman Hare stopped behind the vehicle, the driver exited and walked to the cruiser's passenger window. The two had a short discussion, and as Patrolman Hare offered to drive the man into town, the subject suddenly produced a handgun and shot him. He shot him a second time before pushing him into the passenger seat. He then abducted him and stole the patrol car, abandoning... Read more →

Gangsters, Money and Murder: by Sebastian Rotella and Kirsten Berg, ProPublica, and Garrett Yalch and Clifton Adcock, The Frontier ProPublica is a Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative newsroom. Sign up for The Big Story newsletter to receive stories like this one in your inbox. It seemed an unlikely spot for a showdown between Chinese gangsters: a marijuana farm on the prairie in Kingfisher County, Oklahoma. On a Sunday evening in late November 2022, a blue Toyota Corolla sped down a dirt-and-gravel road in the twilight, passing hay meadows and columns of giant wind turbines spinning on the horizon. The Corolla braked and... Read more →

photo provided ATLANTIC CITY, NJ (March 11, 2024)(CNBNews)--The Atlantic City Police Department announces the swearing in of 30 new police officers, two retired officers to the position of Special Law Enforcement Officer, Class III, and the promotion of one police officer to the rank of sergeant of police. Today, a swearing in ceremony was held at the Atlantic City Convention Center. Mayor Marty Small Sr administered the oath of office. The hiring of the 30 new police officers was made possible by an award for $3,750,000 from the Community Oriented Policing Services Hiring Grant. This grant will allow the police... Read more →

Duties & Requirements: Under direction of a supervisor, Special Officers will perform varied types of traffic and security details; other related duties as required. Part time hours vary between day, night, weekends, and holidays Gloucester Township residents preferred Salary: $17.00 PER HOUR APPOINTEES WILL BE REQUIRED TO POSSESS A VALID DRIVER’S LICENSE IN NEW JERSEY EXTENSIVE BACKGROUND INVESTIGATION, PHYSICAL INCLUDING DRUG TESTING, AND PSYCHOLOGICAL EXAM WILL BE CONDUCTED TRAINING WILL BE PROVIDED UPON SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF HIRING PROCESS THE “POLICE SUPPORT” JOB APPLICATION MUST BE FILLED OUT FOR CONSIDERATION FOR THIS POSITION. Applications may be obtained by clicking here to... Read more →

Patrol Officer Jonah Hernandez Las Cruces Police Department, New Mexico End of Watch Sunday, February 11, 2024 Patrol Officer Jonah Hernandez was stabbed to death while responding to a trespassing call at the 300 block of South Valley Drive in Las Cruces. A witness to the stabbing shot the suspect while another witness called 911 for help. Officer Hernandez was transported to MountainView Regional Medical Center where he died from a knife wound to his neck. The subject had a lengthy criminal record and mental illness. Officer Hernandez had served with the Las Cruces Police Department for two years. His... Read more →

MATTHEW RUGE Burnsville Police Department, Minnesota Police Officer Matthew Ruge and Police Officer Paul Elmstrand were shot and killed after responding to a domestic incident in the 12600 block of 33rd Avenue at about 2:00 am. A man had taken several family members hostage and barricaded himself inside of the home. As officers and rescue personnel arrived at the scene, the man opened fire on them, fatally wounding Officer Elmstrand, Officer Ruge, and Burnsville Firefighter/Paramedic Adam Finseth. A Burnsville Police Department sergeant was also wounded. The man was found deceased in the home at about 8:00 am. Officer Elmstrand had... Read more →

ATLANTIC CITY, NJ, February 13, 2024 – South Jersey Gas is pleased to announce the recipients of the company’s annual First Responders Grant Program. This year, eight grants totaling nearly $40,000 were awarded to local first responder departments. “At South Jersey Gas, we recognize the vital role first responders play in our communities; providing critical emergency planning and response services for natural disasters and emergencies,” said Brent Schomber, President and COO, South Jersey Gas. “These grants are a token of our appreciation for their tremendous dedication, and we are proud to support the invaluable work they do to keep our... Read more →

Deputy Sheriff Justin Smith Stone County Sheriff's Office, AR EOW: Tuesday, January 2, 2024 Cause: Gunfire Deputy Sheriff Eric Anthony Minix Coweta County Sheriff's Office, GA EOW: Thursday, January 4, 2024 Cause: Struck by vehicle Deputy Sheriff Jeremy Malone George County Sheriff's Office, MS EOW: Thursday, January 4, 2024 Cause: Gunfire Lieutenant David J. McShane New York State Environmental Conservation Police, NY EOW: Monday, January 22, 2024 Cause: 9/11 related illness Trooper Joel Popp Michigan State Police, MI EOW: Wednesday, January 24, 2024 Cause: Struck by vehicle Sergeant Michael "Zini" Kurinzi Elizabeth Police Department, NJ EOW: Saturday, January 27, 2024... Read more →

ZACHARY FINK Florida State Trooper Zachary Fink, age 26, was killed in a vehicle crash during a pursuit on Interstate 95 north at Crosstown Parkway near Port St. Lucie at 3:00 a.m. At 2:40 am, the subject was speeding and reckless driving on I-95, and St. Lucie deputies attempted to initiate a traffic stop. Other agencies joined the pursuit when the subject did not stop. The subject made a U-turn on Interstate 95, driving southbound in the northbound lanes on I-95. Trooper Fink initiated a U-turn to stop the vehicle and was struck by a semi-tractor trailer. Trooper Fink was... Read more →

PHILADELPHIA, PA (January 28, 2024)(CNBNews)--The Philadelphia Police Public Affairs Office released the following overnight incidents from Saturday evening up until Sunday morning. Keep in mind that this is preliminary information and subject to change. No additional details are available currently, and updates will be provided as they become available. Incident 1: Shooting at 51xx Market Street, 16th District On the eastbound El platform at 51xx Market around 9:27 am, an unidentified male shot a 51-year-old male, multiple times. The victim was quickly taken to Presby by police and is now reported to be in stable condition. As of now, the... Read more →

PHILADELPHIA PA (January 12, 2024)(CNBNews)-- At approximately 9:30 p.m. on Wednesday, January 10, 2024, Philadelphia Police officers responded to a report of a “person screaming” in the rear yard of a residence on the 3600 block of Sepviva Street. Upon arrival, officers learned that several pit bulldogs had attacked a French bulldog in the yard. The owner of the French bulldog, a 37-year-old male, attempted to intervene and was bitten multiple times on the right leg and lower back. He was transported to Temple Hospital in stable condition. The French bulldog died from its injuries. Officers entered the residence and... Read more →

Message from Chief David Harkins We are concluding our celebration of 100 years of service (1923-2023) to the community of Gloucester Township. The Gloucester Township Police Department was officially established in 1923. No one at that time could have imagined the technology and development of modern policing. We are proud that the honor, history, and traditions of the Gloucester Township Police Department have been well established. All who currently serve know what is expected of us. We officially will remove our commemorative 100 anniversary badges today, but we carry the legacy of service forward into the next 100 years. This... Read more →

Kevin J. Bethel Philadelphia Police Commissioner Philadelphia, PA – The Philadelphia Police Department (PPD) is proud to announce the swearing-in of Kevin J. Bethel as its new Police Commissioner. The ceremony will be held on Tuesday, January 2nd, 2024, at 1:30 P.M. at The Russell Conwell Middle School located at 1849 E. Clearfield Street. The ceremony will be emceed by Russell Conwell Principal Ms. Erica Green. Mayor Cherelle L. Parker will formally administer the oath of office. Commissioner Bethel was Mayor Parker’s first major personnel announcement, and she said she viewed Bethel as a public safety expert with a national... Read more →

Police Officer Tuan Le was shot and killed while responding to a burglary call at a cannabis store in the 400 block of Embarcadero at about 4:45 am. The store had already been burglarized one time before earlier in the night. As officers arrived at the scene following the second burglary several suspects fled. Officer Le and his partner were in plainclothes when they were ambushed by a subject who was concealed nearby. The subject opened fire on the officers before they exited their vehicle. Officer Le was transported to a local hospital where he succumbed to his wounds several... Read more →

Sergeant Marc McIntyre was shot and killed from ambush while responding to a domestic disturbance call on Vineyard Road, near Deason Street, in Griffin. He and another deputy were walking across the home's yard when a male subject opened fire with a shotgun from an upstairs window. Sergeant McIntyre was killed and the other deputy was wounded. Other responding deputies were able to rescue Sergeant McIntyre from the front yard. He was transported to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead. The man barricaded himself inside the home for several hours. He was eventually taken into custody by members... Read more →

SOURCE: OFFICER DOWN MEMORIAL PAGE In the year 2022, there were 250 officers who died in the line of duty 83 of the 250 deaths in 2022 were were COVID19 related source ODMP 2023 Honor Roll of Heroes Search by Year Year Go SOURCE Total Deaths by State Alabama3 Arkansas1 California7 Colorado3 Connecticut1 Florida3 Georgia5 Hawaii1 Illinois2 Indiana6 Iowa1 Kansas2 Kentucky1 Louisiana8 Massachusetts1 Michigan1 Minnesota1 Mississippi2 Missouri3 Nevada2 New Hampshire1 New Jersey4 New Mexico2 New York6 North Carolina2 North Dakota2 Ohio3 Oklahoma4 Oregon1 Pennsylvania5 Puerto Rico2 South Carolina3 Tennessee7 Texas11 Tribal Police1 U.S. Government5 Vermont1 Virgin Islands1 Virginia1 Washington1 West... Read more →

UPDATED PENNSAUKEN, NJ (December 26, 2023)-James M. Shue, on December 15, 2023, age 72 years, resident of Pennsauken, NJ. Jim is survived by his loving wife of 48 years, Regina (nee Reid), two sons, Jimmy and Brian Shue, one daughter, Amy (Ryan) Berridge, four grandchildren, Anthony, Andrew, Jake, and Jackson Berridge, and one sister, Sally Einwalter. Jim was predeceased by his parents, Elsie and Jim Shue, and his brother Michael Shue. In 1971 Jim became a proud member of the United States Air Force where he became a Sergeant. He then pursued a career in Law Enforcement. He worked for... Read more →

"As we celebrate this holiday season we are thankful for the people who serve at the Gloucester Township Police Department. We look back at the past year and are proud of the work done to improve safety and public service to the community. We are proud that we achieved the accreditation for our police department and dispatch center through the New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police. We were the first agency in the state to achieve the accreditation for both at the same time. We also were proud to be the awarded the Comprehensive Officer Safety and Wellness... Read more →