The NJ Police Chief Magazine Volume 26, Number 5 | Page 10

The New Jersey Police Chief Magazine | January 2020
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The week was rounded out by a visit to the National Police Memorial in
London.
We had come prepared for a visit to pay our respects to our
fallen UK police colleagues – but this final stop on our agenda became
even more meaningful for those of us from New Jersey. A day after the
arrival of our delegation in London we received the heart-wrenching news
of the murder of Jersey City police Detective Joseph Seals. We gathered at
the Memorial on a chilly and blustery London day, paid our respects and
observed a moment of silence and reflection, and left behind our own
token of remembrance from New Jersey’s police community.
While this seminar stands on its own, it also fits into the overall NJSACOP professional development portfolio.
Participants receive units that can be used towards qualification for the Accredited Chief/Command Executive
certification designation, a statewide, voluntary professional credentialing program instituted and administered by
the NJSACOP.
We are exceptionally fortunate to have developed working relationships with colleagues and respected policing
institutions both here in the United States and internationally. I am proud to say that our portfolio of continuing
professional development courses and programs is second to none, and I encourage you to check in on a regular
basis on the NJSACOP Professional Development Division webpage for updated information. Our courses all fill to
capacity very quickly, so as I say nearly every month at the Police Chiefs Briefing – register early to ensure your
spot.
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