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Wednesday, January 2, 2013

Changing of the Guard at West Norriton Police Department

West Norriton Police Chief Robert Adams retired on Monday, along with 44-year-public safety veteran Sgt. Joseph Hallman. Former Deputy Chief Dale Mabry was sworn in as the new Chief of Police.

Two long-standing icons of West Norriton law enforcement – West Norriton Police Chief Robert Adams and Sgt. Joseph Hallman – retired on Monday, Dec 31, and were sent off in style when the entire police force (along with representatives from other township departments and neighboring police departments) escorted both men from their homes for their final ride to the station as police officers. Once back at the station, Chief Adams (now former) announced that the West Norriton Township Board of Commissioners had decided that in honor of Sgt. Hallman's 44-year commitment to the township, he would be retired as Deputy Chief of Police. Hallman was sworn in on the spot for his final day. "Is this official?" Hallman asked, after Adams bestowed the…

Marlene Tarloski

2:56 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013

Dale, we are so happy for you !!! No one deserves it more. Congratulations !   more ›

Friday, January 6, 2012

Justice Returns to Montgomery County

The new department chief returns to the county detective's office after five years in private practice.

With the retirement of current Chief Detective Oscar Vance coming in the next week, Montgomery County District Attorney Risa Ferman has picked a familiar name in Ed Justice as his replacement. "His work ethic is incomparable," said Ferman. "He understands the need to do whatever needs to be done to complete a job. He demonstrated-both as a detective and as a leader--the highest level of skill and the most dedicated work ethic." Between 1986 and 2006, Justice served 14 years with the Montgomery County Detective Bureau as a homicide detective, and another six years as deputy chief. Prior to his time with the county detectives, the veteran of the United States Navy had served as a patrol officer with Horsham Township Police Department and a …

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brian barrzano

3:13 pm on Monday, October 1, 2012

THANX..!!!!! I NEEDED A LAUGH..HAVENT LAUGHED THAT HARD IN YEARS.. WAKE UP...NUT!!!   more ›

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