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He has also received awards and recognition, including a Life Saving award, and he is a seven-time Mothers Against Drunk Driving Award recipient.

Throughout his career, Cohn has been assigned to the patrol division where he has earned training certificates in Traffic Safety Specialist Level 1 Field Training Officer Drug Recognition Expert Emergency Medical Technician Emergency Medical Dispatch and Monadnock Expandable Baton Instructor. He attended Brookdale Community College from September 1994 to May 1995 before transferring to Rutgers University where he graduated with a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice in May 1999. He is a 1994 graduate of Marlboro High School. Job well done.”Ĭohn began his career with the MTPD in November 2001 after entering the Camden County Police Academy in January 2001 as an alternate route candidate. Congratulations to our newly promoted sergeants. We wish them all well in their new roles with the department. “This class of recruits joins a department of highly dedicated and diverse law enforcement professionals. Police Chief Michael Biennas said the MTPD is “committed to keeping crime rates very low while collaborating with other regional departments as well as county and state law enforcement to stay abreast of local and regional trends. “The safety of our residents, businesses and visitors is a top priority for this administration and I am thankful to all of the men and women of the MTPD for their dedication to our safety.” Five of the nine officers joined the force in 2020 and were ceremoniously sworn in.ĭalina thanked the officers for their “commitment to safety for all residents and all those who work and visit Monroe.” The officers and sergeants fill seats vacated by retirees over the past two years. Mosakowski was promoted to sergeant to fill an open supervisory position in the patrol division. Richard Stemming earlier this month, and Daniel J. Jason Cohn was promoted to sergeant following the retirement of Sgt. The ceremony also included the promotion of two officers to the rank of sergeant.

Bedi, a 2018 graduate of Monroe Township High School, was inducted with eight other officers during the first in-person swearing-in ceremony since the COVID-19 pandemic shuttered most public engagements.