Scott Cox is currently in his 23rd year with the Neptune Township Police Department. Before joining NTPD, he served in the United States Army from 1990 to 1994. Scott has served as a Union Representative for 18 of his 22 ½ years of police service. He is currently the President of F.O.P. Lodge #19, serving
“Coope” joined the NJLC executive board in March 2016. “Coope” became a police officer in Willingboro Township on October 9th, 2004 and has worked as a patrol officer where he serves on the FTO unit, EMT unit, EAP unit, Chaplain, and an Accident Investigator. Through his career he has been recognized by his Department and
Shawn began his law enforcement career as a corrections officer with the Monmouth County Sheriff’s Office in 1997 after completing the Monmouth County Police Academy. Since 1997 Shawn has risen steadily through the ranks. In 2013 he was promoted to Sergeant and ultimately promoted to Lieutenant 2016. He currently is assigned as the Administrative Lieutenant
Leonardo Tolosa is currently employed as a Sergeant for the Rutgers University Police – Newark Division. Leo was Born in Bogota, Colombia and immigrated to the United States in 1994. Upon completion of High School, he served for four years as a United States Marine as a Heavy Equipment Operating Engineer. Sergeant Tolosa joined the
Amy Frenzel was elected to the NJ FOP Labor Council in March of 2015. She has served as Secretary for the past three years and currently holds the position of Vice-Chairman. Amy has been a board member for local Lodge 37, NJ Transit Police Department, holding positions of Secretary and Vice President for the last
Nevin began his law enforcement career in 2000, after graduating from Caldwell College with a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice and completing the Cape May County Police Academy. As a patrolman in Franklin Borough, Nevin has earned numerous awards and achievements including recognition by Mothers Against Drunk Drivers for his efforts in enforcing our drunk driving laws
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
Ron began his career in the Camden police Department and transferred to Gloucester Township in 1976. During his tenure as a patrolman and detective, Ron received numerous awards, accolades and recognition for his work and efforts. Additionally, in 1976, Ron served on the contract committee which negotiated the first collective negotiations agreement in Gloucester Township.
I came to work for the FOP Labor Council over 11 years ago after a short four-year stint as an instructional assistant in an elementary school. I really enjoyed working with special needs children, but I was ready to return to office administration work. Prior to that I worked for a small, family owned, HVAC
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
