Deptford Twp. New Jersey – Nine men and one woman will graduate from the Gloucester County Police Academy on Thursday, December 10, at 6 p.m. in the Physical Education Center on the campus of Gloucester County College.
Fred H. Madden, director of the Police Academy, will welcome family and friends of the graduates, as well as senior law enforcement professionals and college officials. Gloucester County College President Russell A. Davis will provide the opening remarks.
The keynote address will be presented by retired Sheriff Charles W. Gill of the Gloucester County Sheriff’s Department.
Davis and Gill will award the diplomas to the 10 graduates representing Camden, Gloucester and Salem Counties.
Camden County: Robert W. Belli, Voorhees and Patrick T. Billingsley (Alternate Route), Stratford.
Gloucester County: Sean M. Brown (Alternate Route), John J. Rambo (Alternate Route) and Kyle V. Snyder (Alternate Route), Glassboro; Danielle L. Emmons and Myron V. Ford, Deptford Township; Kevin C. Hartwyk (Alternate Route), Washington Township; and Marshall A. Pierson (Alternate Route), Pitman.
Salem County: Ian J. Todd, Salem County Sheriff’s Department.
The GCC campus is located on Tanyard Road, Deptford, just off Exit 56 of Route 55. The Physical Education Center is the first major structure off the College’s Tanyard Road entrance.