Police academy graduates new recruits

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On Sept. 10, 19 new recruits will be graduating from the 94th Basic Police Recruit Class of the Camden County College Police Academy. In a special keynote address, graduates will hear from Commissioner Director Louis Cappelli Jr.

“Throughout their training, these graduates have displayed dedication, determination and responsibility – all traits that are crucial in the law enforcement profession,” said Commissioner Director Cappelli. “They are prepared not only to serve our communities, but to strengthen them. I’m honored to stand before them as the keynote speaker and look forward to witnessing the positive impact they make as officers.”

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Among the traditions that will be observed during the formal ceremony is the badge-pinning many of the recruits will experience as they are “pinned” into their new profession by a family member who either is serving as or has retired from service as a law enforcement official.

The graduates of the 94th Basic Police Recruit Class are as follows:

  • Sean Andersen, Gloucester Township Police Department
  • Adam Aquilino, Gloucester Township Police Department
  • Anthony Bongiorno, Ventnor City Police Department
  • Nicholas Cinalli, Gloucester Township Police Department
  • Dominick Dickinson, Voorhees Township Police Department
  • Coleman Ermi, Bordentown City Police Department
  • Kyle Johnson, Lumberton Township Police Department
  • Dimitris Pali, Margate City Police Department
  • Ramiro Palillero Jr., Camden County Police Department
  • Gabrielle Panetta, Somerdale Police Department
  • Alexander Purvis, Berlin Borough Police Department
  • Joseph Rios III, Gloucester Township Police Department
  • Vojani Rivera, Camden County Sheriff’s Office
  • Eion Roman, Camden County Police Department
  • Oscar Tolentino, Gloucester Township Police Department
  • Fabian Valdiviezo-Contreras, Ventnor Police Department
  • Tyler Walsh, Gloucester Township Police Department
  • Abigail Webb, Camden County Sheriff’s Office
  • Joseph Zito, Haddon Heights Police Department

The Camden County College Police Academy is located in the Camden County Regional Emergency Training Center at Lakeland and is associated with Camden County College.

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