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Office of The Attorney General
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Peter C. Harvey,
Attorney General
Juvenile
Justice Commission
- Howard L. Beyer, Executive Director
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Sharon
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JJC
Awards Promotions
27 Correction Officers,
Parole Officers and Investigators
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-- Attorney General Peter C. Harvey and
Juvenile Justice Commission (JJC) Executive
Director Howard L. Beyer today awarded
promotional badges and certificates to
19 correction officers, one parole officer
and seven investigators -- including the
JJC's first female Captain -- during a
ceremony held at The College of New Jersey.
"Promotions
represent personal, as well as professional
growth," said Attorney General Harvey.
"The men and women we are recognizing
today have chosen a profession that seeks
to make a difference in the lives of our
state's youth. I commend them for their
service, dedication and pursuit of excellence."
The JJC is the single state agency responsible
for providing juvenile correctional rehabilitation
and parole services. The JJC cares for
New Jersey's high risk and increasingly
vulnerable youth. The agency operates
six secure care facilities, as well as
22 residential community homes and day
treatment facilities. In addition, the
JJC is responsible for parole and transitional
services for youth when they return home.
The JJC employs more than 500 custody
and parole staff.
"The
promotions awarded today are in recognition
of years of service and experience,"
said Executive Director Beyer. "The
Juvenile Justice Commission is proud of
its highly trained law enforcement staff.
And we are committed to realizing the
potential of the youth in our care. Dedicated
and experienced correction officers, juvenile
parole officers and investigators play
a vital role in our primary mission of
turning young lives around."
The JJC is responsible for the care and
custody of more than 2,000 young offenders,
including approximately 1,000 committed
youth, 300 probationers, and 800 juvenile
parolees. JJC residents range in age from
12 to 23. The average resident is age
17 at the time of admission, and more
than 90 percent are male.
The following men and women employed by
JJC have earned promotions:
Correction
Officers
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Craig
Farr, Director of Custody Operations
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Linda
Ransom, Correction Captain
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Craig
Stillman, Correction Captain
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Oveston
Cox, Correction Captain
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Russell
Chell, Correction Lieutenant
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Peter
Gaeta, Correction Lieutenant
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Nathaniel
Parker, Correction Lieutenant
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Jeffrey
Saville, Correction Lieutenant
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Edwin
Torres, Correction Lieutenant
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Richard
Brunkow, Correction Lieutenant
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Brian
O'Neill, Correction Lieutenant
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Terry
Fisher, Correction Sergeant
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Antonio
Morichetti, Correction Sergeant
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Scott
Anema, Correction Sergeant
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John
Greene, Correction Sergeant
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Richard
Wolf, Correction Sergeant
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Franklin
Jennings, Correction Sergeant
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Stephen
Reiss, Correction Sergeant
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Chester
Chubbuck, Correction Sergeant
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Peggy
O'Keefe, Correction Sergeant
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Wimson
Crespo, Chief Investigator
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Kenneth
Amann, Senior Investigator, SF
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Cindy
Badger, Senior Investigator, SF
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Diane
Cameron, Senior Investigator, SF
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Eric
Cloud, Senior Investigator, SF
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Michael
Griffin, Senior Investigator, SF
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John
Torluccio,
Senior Investigator, SF
Realizing Potential & Changing
Futures
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