Membership

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Law Enforcement Job Opportunities

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Events

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Our organization consists of sworn law enforcement officers from various local, state and federal agencies and citizens who are supportive of Asian Americans in law enforcement as well as the law enforcement community as a whole. Our primary goal is to recruit qualified Asian Americans into law enforcement so that the Asian American community would be adequately represented in local, state and federal law enforcement agencies. We promote cultural awareness and tolerance to create a strong bond and a working relationship between law enforcement and the community it serves.

2023 NJAALEOA Outreach and Recruiting Picnic!!!

NJ AG Matt Platkin will be coming!!! Come on out to Yelenscic Park in Edison on June 24, 12-4pm and meet the top law enforcement official in NJ! Bring your resumes as we have lots of agencies, from federal, state, county, to local municipalities lined up, waiting to talk to you! Bring the family and friends for free food and a great time!!

Pre-registration link

2022 NJAALEOA Outreach and Recruiting Picnic

Asian Jade Society - Scholarship/Awards Dinner

NY AJS is hosting 42nd annual scholarship and awards dinner

Metuchen Police Hiring

Metuchen Borough is hiring!!! PTC certified only. Deadline is 4/8/22

2021 LE Recruitment & Outreach Picnic

eIt's that time again!!!! Time to have a good bbq time and network with some awesome people. Agencies are looking for some good people who want to get involved in law enforcement!! June 26, 2021 11AM to 3PM - Yelenscics Park, Edison, NJ. See flyers for more info! Please pre-register with following link.

At this time pre-registration is closed. See you all Saturday!

Member Highlight

The association is privileged to have many super members. One of our extraordinary members is Edison Police Officer Shirley Dong

Her bio is truly remarkable and an inspiration to young women considering a career in law enforcement.

Police Officer S. Dong

"I’m a 26-year-old Chinese American female. I was born in Manhattan New York— the youngest of three to two Chinese immigrants. I grew up working in my parent’s Chinese restaurant in Edison, New Jersey. In September of 2012 my dad became a victim of a robbery while delivering Chinese food. The detective who helped my family out was Patrolwoman Lisa Cimmino. Patrolwoman Cimmino was professional and went above and beyond for my family. She even took the time to explain to me why she became a police officer. I saw myself in her and knew I wanted to pursue a career where I get to help and meet new people every day. I graduated high school later that year and enrolled into Middlesex County College. While at Middlesex County College, I became an Edison Police Auxiliary Officer and worked as a Public Safety Telecommunicator overnight, first at Drew University Department of Public Safety in Madison, South Brunswick Police Department and then Edison Police Department. In July of 2016 I got accepted into the Camden County College Police Academy as an alternate route candidate. I graduated in December and was fortunate enough to get hired back as a police officer in Edison, New Jersey— the town that allowed my parents achieve their “American Dream”. I was assigned to the patrol bureau for 4.5 years and was recently transferred to the department’s new Community Oriented Policing Unit. I hope to continue to give back to my community and inspire other females that you can be a 5’2 and an Asian female and excel at performing the duties of a police officer.

9-11

Port Authority Police Lieutenant John McLoughlin meets Pope Benedict

at Ground Zero, World Trade Center. John was badly wounded when he was rescued under the rubble of the fallen towers.

NJAALEOA President retires from Edison PD

Recently NJAALEOA President Sgt. Joe Luistro retired from the Edison Police Department. Over a hundred people attended Joe's last roll call

Congratulations Lt. Eugene Chin on your retirement!!!

It is bittersweet that after a super 33 year career in law enforcement Lieutenant Eugene Chin will preside at his last roll call on June 30th at 3PM , Fanwood PD headquarters. For many years, year after year Eugene attended our annual Law Enforcement social/ Career Fair and fingerprinted hundreds of children and gave those finger print cards to the child's parents. Eugene was also a fixture in the Fanwood community. He certainly will be missed by many. We share the thoughts of many in wishing him a long and healthy retirement. Thank you for your service Lieutenant Eugene Chin!

Eugene's career started in 1985 with the North Plainfield Police Department. He was

a civilian dispatcher for about a year and a half. He grew up in this

community and was inspired to become a Police Officer because of the

friendly contact that he had with the Officers. Unfortunately, he was not hired

despite his knowledge of the day to day operations of this department.

He did not let this discourage him and continued to take entry-level exams

within the State. In July of 1987, he landed a job in Fanwood, where the

Police Department and the community welcomed him.

Eugene started as a Patrol Officer in 1987. He was promoted to the Detective

Bureau in 1998 and following that he was promoted to Sergeant in 2012.

In 2015 Eugene was promoted to Lieutenant in charge of the Detective Bureau,

where he will complete his exceptional career.

Eugene is retiring on July 1st, 2020 after 33 years of an extremely rewarding career.

He will be spending his retirement time in Brick, N.J. with his lovely wife, Brenda, and

their dog Nika.

Eugene would like to address the young men and women out there who aspire to become

a Law Enforcement Officer. Eugene's advice is to follow your dream towards this very

rewarding career where you can help people and make a difference in their lives

To his Brothers and Sisters in BLUE there is a light at the end of the

tunnel, but for now be safe out there and watch your SIX

COVID-19 Testing Sites

ATTENTION ALL PBA MEMBERS, PBA RETIREES, CAREER AND VOLUNTEER FIRST RESPONDERS AND THEIR FAMILY MEMBERS:

In conjunction with Accurate Diagnostic Labs we have opened Covid testing locations around the state.

As required by the New Jersey Department of Health, the test results will be forwarded to the state.

The test will be covered by your medical insurance as long as you are symptomatic. If you are a first responder and non-symptomatic or the family member of a first responder there will be a charge of approximately $52.00

Visit the following website and follow the simple instructions:

https://njpba.adlabscovidtest.com

You will be contacted by a medical professional and screened via telemedicine. You will then be given a test site closest to your home and an appointment time. The telemedicine calls and testing sites will only be operational Monday through Friday.

Please continue to stay safe! Hopefully we will be back to a “new normal” very soon.

Pat Colligan

Also from Port Authority PD - see attached PDF

COVID-19 Testing Sites
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UPDATE - Pictures!!!!!

Thank you to all the agencies that showed up, and thanksespecially to our sponsors!

Exclusive Drone Video!!!

NJAALEO 20th Anniversary Dinner

What an amazing night and a great dinner to commerate our 20th Anniversary! Thank you to everybody who attended, as well as our sponsors for making it happen! Big thanks to E-board for the planning and the details. See also Events section for more photos.

Updated 6/5/2016