Patrolman moller graduates from dare training

Patrolman Moller Graduates from DARE Training

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October 11, 2024

Ocean Township, NJ – On Friday, Patrolman Russell Moller graduated from the DARE Officer Training program. With this achievement, he becomes the third member of the Ocean Township Police Department qualified to teach the DARE Program, alongside Cpl. Cicero and Ptl. Bleichner.

The DARE training, organized by D.A.R.E. America International, took place in Bridgewater, NJ, spanning two weeks and nearly 100 hours. It aims to equip officers with the necessary skills and knowledge to teach the “Keeping it Real” curriculum in classrooms.

Patrolman Moller received the “Team Spirit” award, recognizing his dedication and commitment throughout the training. This accomplishment highlights the department’s ongoing commitment to youth education and engagement.

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