Dan began his law enforcement career in 2004 as a corrections officer with the New Jersey Department of Corrections. In 2007 he transferred to the Monmouth County Sheriff’s Office. He was promoted to Sergeant in 2012 and Lieutenant in 2017. He is currently assigned as an Administrative Lieutenant. Dan joined FOP Lodge #30 after
Jim was elected to the Labor Council in 2021 and currently serves on several committees at the direction of the Chairwoman. Jim has been an executive board member of Jersey Shore FOP Lodge 222 since its inception in 2019 and currently holds the position of State Trustee. He previously served as the Treasurer of the Sergeants
Nigel began his law enforcement career in 2019 and graduated from the Mercer County Police Academy in January 2020. Since graduation Nigel has distinguished himself as a reliable, hardworking and excellent police officer with the Lawrence Township Police Department. Nigel is currently assigned to the patrol unit as a motorcycle officer. Nigel graduated from
George started his law enforcement career at the Salem County Correctional Facility in 2001 where he completed the Camden County Corrections Academy. In 2004 he came to the Salem County Sheriff’s Office and graduated from the Camden County Police Academy in 2005. I am currently assigned to the Administration Unit as the Assistant Accreditation Manager.
Leo Tolosa served as a United States Marine from 1999-2003. After enrolling in Rutgers University, he attained his bachelor’s degree in Philosophy/Criminal Justice in 2008. After graduation, Leo was offered a job with Rutgers University Police, where he has worked in both the Patrol and Community Policing Units. Leo was promoted to Sergeant in 2018
Nevin began his law enforcement career in 2000, after graduating from the Cape May County Police Academy. As a patrolman in Franklin Nevin has earned numerous awards and achievements including recognition by Mothers Against Drunk Drivers for his efforts in enforcing our drunk driving laws and ensuring the safety of our citizens. In 2003 Nevin
Amy Frenzel is currently a Sergeant with NJ Transit Police Department and assigned to the Detective Bureau. Amy was elected to the FOPNJLC Board in March 2015 and has served as Secretary, Co-Chair and currently Chairwoman of the Board. Amy is the first female Board member in the Labor Council history and her leadership and
Theresa Vernon’s upbringing as number nine of ten children makes her feel right at home with the huge FOP family she has accumulated over the years. She has been married to Kevin Vernon for 27 years and would not trade it for anything. She began her career serving those that protect and serve on August
James started his Law Enforcement career in December of 1989. He worked in patrol from 1989 through 1999. In 2000 he became a Detective. As a Detective James worked all facets of crimes from disorderly persons to homicide. In 2008 he was promoted to Detective Sergeant and served as the Detective Bureau Commander. James was
Sean began his law enforcement career in juvenile and adult corrections. In 2000, Sean was hired by the Mercer County Sheriff’s Office and attended the 87th basic recruit class at the Trenton Police Academy. Sean was assigned to various units as a Sheriff’s Officer including patrol, courts, detective and the Sheriff’s Emergency Response Team. In
