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Operation Take Back New Jersey - Saturday, April 27, 2013
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The police department is proud to announce the promotions of Lt. Frank Bottiglieri and Lt. Matthew Geist.
Sergeant Frank W. Bottiglieri (to Lieutenant) Sergeant Bottiglieri was appointed to the Police Department on August 14, 1989. Upon completion of his basic training he was assigned to the Patrol Division. He served as the department’s DARE officer from 1995 to 2001 teaching 5th and 8th grade students. He was assigned to the Detective Bureau from June 2000 to July 2003 when he was promoted to Sergeant and served as a patrol supervisor. In January 2007 Sergeant Bottiglieri was appointed to the position of Staff Sergeant and was responsible for handling traffic bureau responsibilities and later handled the responsibilities of the Deputy Patrol Commander. In May 2010 following the retirements of command officers Staff Sergeant Bottiglieri became Acting Patrol Division Commander. In August 2011 he was transferred to the Service Division where he was responsible for supervising the records bureau and for handling the police department’s evidence and property function. He continues to assist the Patrol Commander with scheduling and monthly reporting. In addition to being the department’s second DARE officer; Staff Sergeant Bottiglieri is a certified Defensive Driving instructor, Police Work-zone Safety instructor and is certified as a department in-service instructor. He has assisted in many of our community policing programs. Staff Sergeant Bottiglieri attended the 248th Session of the FBI National Academy Program in Quantico Va. from January thru March 2012.
Sergeant Matthew P. Geist (to Lieutenant) Sergeant Geist was appointed to the Police Department on August 10, 1993. Upon completion of his basic training he was assigned to the Patrol Division. He served with the Middlesex County Prosecutor’s Office Narcotics Task Force in 1997, and again in 2001, and was involved in several significant drug investigations throughout Middlesex County. Sergeant Geist was assigned to the Detective Bureau in April 1998. In July 2003 he was promoted to Sergeant and continued to serve in the Detective Bureau as a Detective Sergeant. In October 2010 Detective Sergeant Geist became the Acting Detective Bureau Commander. In addition to handling the Detective Bureau responsibilities he drafted and managed 3 annual Community Concerns Grants from the Middlesex County Prosecutor’s Office, he researched and managed the installation of the department’s Live Scan fingerprinting system along with the Case Cracker system for audio and videotaping interviews. Detective Sergeant Geist also serves as a department liaison to numerous county, state and federal agencies. He is the department’s lead firearms instructor and was responsible for researching and drafting the patrol rifle policy. Detective Sergeant Gist completed the FBI Mid-Atlantic Law Enforcement Executive Development Seminar in 2011 and he is currently attending the 253rd Session of the FBI National Academy Program in Quantico Va.
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