Patrol Officers

Sgt. Michael Geibel - 1861

Ptl. Bruce Phillips - 1862

Ptl. Robert Ettinger - 1868

Sgt. Peter Delagarza -1871

Ptl. Perry Doyle - 1882

Ptl. David Sawyer - 1885

Ptl. Stephen Price - 1886

Ptl. Vincent Cestare - 1893

Ptl. Shannon Kinney - 1898

Ptl. Michael Brewer - 18105

Ptl. Sean Smith - 18106

Ptl. John Laffan - 18107

Ptl. John Hall - 18108

Ptl. Charles Bennett - 18110

Ptl. Jason Gant - 18111

Sgt. Jonathan Glass - 18112

Ptl. Shannon Sawyer - 18114

Ptl. Anthony Luster - 18115

Ptl. John Rossetti - 18117

Ptl. Tyler Reynolds-Vezos - 18119

Ptl. Tyler Wolf - 18120

Ptl. Adams Wills - 18121

Ptl. Shaun R. Bostick - 18123

Ptl. Gregory M. Bloniarz - 18124

Ptl. Gerry Harrell - 18126

Ptl. Stewart Cane -18127

Ptl. David Pofahl -18128

Ptl. Kelsey Knudsen - 18129

Ptl. Robert Emerson - 18130

Ptl. Gregory deCharleroy - 18131

Ptl. Joshua Mann - 18133

Ptl. Jesus Evangelista - 18134

Ptl. LaQuan Jett - 18136

Ptl. Adam Chiolan - 18141

When someone within the Township of Pemberton is in need of police assistance or protection, it is most likely they will come in contact with our Patrol Division. The Patrol Division is the largest and most visible division within our agency and is available to the public 365 days a year, 24 hours a day. The Patrol Division never has a day off, including holidays, because it is our duty to protect and serve the community at all times. If a citizen needs assistance in locating a lost child or there is need to apprehend an armed felon, the officers of the Patrol Division will be there; that is what they do.

Some of the responsibilities within the Patrol Division are to respond to and conduct investigations into criminal activities such as; burglaries, robberies, homicides, stolen motor vehicles, arsons, narcotics violations, explosive threats, disorderly persons and so on. The Patrol Division also handles vehicle related events including; accident investigations, motor vehicle complaints, parking complaints, vehicle enforcement as well as a myriad of other functions including but not limited to first aid and fire calls, animal complaints, loud parties, emotionally disturbed persons, etc.

The Patrol Division of the Pemberton Township Police Department prides itself in offering professional service with the utmost respect for our fellow citizens. It is our desire to maintain a high level of character and integrity while handling each of the tens of thousands of calls for service each year. Thank you for your support!

Patrol Division

Division Commander: Lt . Jason Watters

Phone: 609.894.3329

Facsimile: 609.894.1188