The Rabbinical Alliance of America and Police and Community Working Together hosted the celebratory event held on August 30th at the ROIC at NJSP headquarters in Trenton to honor and recognize the work of cops.
NJSP Superintendent Colonel Patrick Callahan and First Deputy Superintendent Wayne Korte were among those who were honored for their ongoing efforts, with particularly strong relationships forged with the Jewish community in recent years.
Source: NJ.gov
National Chaplain Association co-founder Israel Bursztyn and Agudath Israel of America’s New Jersey Director Rabbi Avi Schnall were among several who credited the NJSP for its continued partnerships with the Jewish community.
“Whether they are patrolling our roadways, our streets or taking a strong stance against anti-Semitism, the NJSP are a credit to our state,” said Rabbi Schnall. “While we are publicly expressing our appreciation to members of law enforcement today, we are grateful to them daily for their selfless efforts.”
“The NJSP continues to distinguish itself by taking a strong stance on bias crimes as anti-Semitism has risen steadily statewide,” added Lakewood Committeeman Meir Lichtenstein, who presented a plaque on behalf of Central Hatzolah. “Each one of today’s honorees is truly deserving, having gone above and beyond the call of duty to ensure public safety in our communities.
Also honored at the event were NJSP Commanding Officer Major Brian Polite, Division Executive Officer Major Joseph Brennan, New Jersey Turnpike/Garden State Parkway Troop Commander Major Sheila McKaig-Devlin, Captain Lori Andrews, Captain David Robbins, Lieutenant Adam Grossman, Sergeant Dianna Wamsher, Sergeant Alina Gutiérrez-Spies, Chief Chaplain Reverend John Taylor, Senior ROIC Analyst David Cipriano and two retired high ranking NJSP officials – Major Al Della Fave and Lieutenant Colonel Fritz Frage.
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