The NJ Police Chief Magazine - Volume 31, Number 1 | Page 10

The New Jersey Police Chief Magazine | September 2024
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Discussion of police radios ( Chief O ’ Neill , Bayonne )
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Review of Accident Prevention ( Chief Inspector Ziegler , NJ Motor Vehicle
Department )
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Police Schools ( Chief Roff , Morristown )
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Arson in New Jersey ( Special Agency Gillecce , National Board of Fire
Underwriters )
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Bombs ( Chief Jenkins , Union City )
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Cooperation between Police Departments ( Chief McCarthy , Plainfield )
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Statewide Service and Communications ( Superintendent Mark Kimberling , NJ State Police )
Chief Roff and Supt . Kimberling
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Juvenile Problems ( Superintendent Ernest Brown , Washington , DC Metropolitan Police )
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Cooperation between Lawyer-Director and Chief of Police ( Hon . A . DeMuro , Director of Public Safety , Nutley )
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Police Work as a Vital Factor to Community welfare ( Hon . F . Gassert , Mayor of Harrison , NJ )
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Improving Relations between Police Agencies ( E . Kelly , Executive Secretary , IACP )
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Police from a Practical Standpoint ( Hon . J . Quinn , Prosecutor , Monmouth County )
The conference was capped off by a banquet , which featured a keynote address by Camden County Prosecutor Samuel Orlando .
1960 The NJSACOP Monthly State Chiefs Meeting for September 1960 was conducted at the American Hotel in Freehold . Chief Charles McCoy , chair of the Association ’ s Conference Resolutions Committee , presented the Association ’ s resolution on the Firearms Registration Act , NJSA 2A : 151-36 . “ This resolution recommended the amendment of this statute regarding the time ( seven days ) to ‘ reasonable time to investigate ’ applications for firearms permits .” A motion was made , seconded and passed approving the resolution .
Chief Charles McCoy
Chief Joseph Gorsky , Chairman of the NJSACOP Public Relations Committee , reported on legislation and “ brought to the attention of members that this was an opportune time to get behind the passage of a Police Training Bill . Chief Gorsky pointed out recent incidents where police officers and communities were held responsible for civil damage in shooting cases , and the need for a statewide standard in police training to be obtained .” He also reported that Governor Meyner had signed the pension bill amendment awarding one-half salary to the widow of a police officer killed in the performance of duty .
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