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Day 11: Conducting cell checks each morning is an important responsibility of our early morning shift officers.  Temporary holding cells are utilized under special circumstances.  Cell checks are conducted each morning, to ensure that they are readily safe, secure, and available, if needed at a moment’s notice.  Elf Officer Justice assisted the patrol squad in this morning’s daily cell checks.

Day 10: Elf. Officer Justice has completed his shift today and is assisting with refueling the patrol vehicle. The gas pumps are often a rewarding sight for patrol officers.  As officers refuel periodically during their shifts, refueling our vehicles typically comes at the end of the shift, which is a little over 11 hours.

Day 9: As we pride ourselves on the history of the Lacey Township Police Department, and the fine officers who have come before us, Elf Officer Justice paid his respects to those officers who are no longer with us.  Two of those officers are: Identification Officer James E. Stockton Jr.,#18, and Officer William A. Trainor #32.  Both officers‘ untimely passing came while off duty, however, both were active members of the Lacey Township Police Department.  [...]

Day 8: Today, Elf Officer Justice visited our Police Department Records Bureau.  The Records Bureau, and our clerical staff, are an essential part toward the daily operations of our police department, especially in regards to distributing reports and public information.  Justice enjoyed his time with our Clerical Staff today, and his first use of a copy machine.

  *** Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over *** Lacey Township — DUI Enforcement and Prevention remains a top priority for the Lacey Township Police Department. The danger presented to the public by motorists who choose to get behind the wheel of a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs is too often realized through a tragic motor vehicle collision. Law enforcement officials from the Lacey Township Police Department will be cracking down on drivers impaired [...]

Day 7: Today, Elf Officer Justice conducted traffic posts, which included speed control and radar operation.  Traffic posts are an essential part of a patrol officer’s daily obligations, which are conducted in an effort to reduce the number motor vehicle crashes.  High visibility of traffics posts, and motor vehicle stops, act to deter careless driving and speeding, among other unsafe operations.  These traffic posts are common in activated School Zones, and areas where high volumes [...]

Day 6: This evening marks Elf Officer Justice’s first night shift on patrol.  During the overnight hours, Elf Off. Justice will assist our patrol officers in conducting parks and business checks, in addition to fielding the many calls for service that continue throughout the shift.  While many are sleeping during the overnight hours, our night shift officers work hard on patrol to ensure the safety of our residents and their properties.  The night shift experience [...]

Day 5: Elf Officer Justice checked in on our police dispatchers (Public Safety Telecommunicators) today, as communications is one of the most important aspects of any law enforcement agency.  Dispatching often requires very good communication and multi-tasking skills. Our dispatchers are often multi-tasking between answering emergent, and non-emergent phones calls, while at the same time communicating over the police radio with officers on patrol.  Without the assistance of our dispatchers, our police officers would either [...]

Day 4: One of the most important aspects of a Lacey Township Police Officer’s day is ensuring the safety and well being of both students and staff, within the Lacey Township School District.  Today, Elf Officer Justice conducted a School Resource “Walk through” at the Lacey Township Middle School, where he assisted our assigned School Resource Officer, and briefed Principal Jason King on his upcoming assignments.  Principal King welcomed Elf Off. Justice to his office, [...]