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In Cherry Hill, we are committed to a safe community. We currently have 146 highly trained police officers, complimented by a very fine staff of dedicated civilian employees, Neighborhood Watch programs, Community Policing initiatives, a Township-wide Alliance Against Alcohol and Drug Abuse and a state-of-the-art communications system, including computers in every police car. |
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8 New Officers Join Cherry Hill Police Department
Posted
July 28, 2008
From Mayor Platt and Chief Charlie Jones
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On June 25th 2008, Mayor Bernie Platt swore eight new officers into the Cherry Hill Police Department's fraternity of crime fighters. These young men join more than 130 of the finest officers in the state of New Jersey serving and protecting the Citizens of the Township. They will attend the Camden County Police Academy and will then come back to the Department where they will receive another three to four months of field training on the streets of Cherry Hill. The new officers are Frank Kirsch, Richard Nelms, Bruce Erney, Francis Bradfield, Edwin Steinach, Sean Andrews, Stephen Varady and Brady Hort. These new recruits will now be the newest beacons of public safety throughout our community and I encourage everyone to welcome them to Cherry Hill.
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Pictured from left to right are: Frank
Kirsch, Richard
Nelms, Bruce
Erney, Francis
Bradfield, Chief
Charlie Jones, Edwin Steinach,Sean Andrews, Stephen
Varady and Brady
Hort
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On the same date, Detective James Staepel was promoted to the rank of Sergeant, and Officer Jason Snyder was promoted to the rank of Detective. Sergeant Staepel has fourteen years of service with the Department and Detective Snyder has ten years of service.
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Pictured from left to right are: Frank Kirsch, Richard Nelms, Bruce Erney, Francis Bradfield, Edwin Steinach, Sean Andrews, Stephen Varady, Mayor Bernie Platt and Brady Hort.
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25th Annual Law Enforcement Torch Run benefitting Special Olympics
Posted July 19, 2007
From Mayor Platt and Chief Charlie Jones
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On June 6th, 2008, nine members of the Cherry Hill Police Department participated in the 25th Annual Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics. These officers ran up to four miles of the first stage of the course – starting in Pennsauken and ending in Trenton - and raised $1100.00 for Special Olympics. Shown are: P/O Ron Dolan, P/O Doris Kenniff, P/O Jay Watts, P/O Keath Mahan, P/O Donna Campbell, Lt. Bob English, P/O Randall Karch, P/O Jeff Leber. Not shown, P/O Rich McLaughlin who also participated.
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From the Desk of Community Policing Community Policing event schedule posted...  Attention New Residents! We have created a great information source for new residents, our New Resident Packages... Police Officer Recruitment Information Click Employment Opportunities below to enter your contact information into our database for notification of future police employment opportunities.
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