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We are looking for the public's help with identifying the driver of a black 2-door soft top Jeep Wrangler. The vehicle struck a bicyclist on Tuesday 3/21/23 at approximately 5:45 pm. The incident occurred at the intersection of Britton Place and Burnt Mill Rd (by Giant Fitness). The driver, described as a young white male, stopped and assisted the bicyclist. The police were not called until later and the driver unfortunately left without providing his information. Any information can be forwarded to Officer Kluk at jkluk@vtpd.com or 856-627-5858 x1151.
Today we were invited to attend an appreciation luncheon at the Seaton Senior Living Facility, formerly known as Yardley Commons. Our hosts were most gracious and we felt fortunate to have the support of such wonderful people.![]()
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Officers from the Voorhees Police Department attended the LEAD conference in Atlantic City. LEAD is taught to 6th graders by certified police officers. The curriculum covers " Too Good for Drugs and Too Good for Violence promote positive, pro-social attitudes and behaviors, while fostering healthy relationships, resistance to substance abuse and conflict, and resistance to negative peer pressure and influence."
Last night Voorhees Township and Camden County honored VTPD Officer Lawrence Spellman for his combat service in the U.S. Army, his volunteer work in #warriorsheart, which attempts to heal veterans through treatment/rehab services, and his volunteer work with #mission22, a program that assists veterans living with post-traumatic stress, and traumatic brain injury with the objective of healing and preventing suicide. Additionally, Officer Spellman plays an important role in the Multi-Agency Police Peer Support Team (MAPPS), which focuses on police officer wellness and the prevention of suicide. We congratulate Officer Spellman on receiving this well earned formal recognition and appreciate him for his commitment to his country, his fellow veterans and fellow officers. ![]()
Well done Officer Spellman!!
The 5th Annual Citizens’ Police Academy has begun. For 10 weeks Voorhees Residents will meet weekly to learn more about their police department. ![]()
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Mayor Michael Mignogna makes opening remarks, commending the class for their participation. ![]()
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Chief Lou Bordi welcomes the class and thanks them for taking time out of their busy schedules to become better acquainted with the police department. ![]()
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Capt. Carmen Del Palazzo speaks to the class about several important topics that impact every community in our nation. ![]()
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Sgt. Anthony Lynn and Sgt. Eric Camm talk about various subjects, including body worn cameras, Patrol and Special Response Team Operations.
