Veteran brick township patrolman john alexander retires after over 23 years of service

Veteran Brick Township Patrolman John Alexander Retires After Over 23 Years of Service

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February 2, 2024

Brick Township, NJ – The Brick Township Police Department recently announced the retirement of Patrolman John Alexander, marking the end of a distinguished career that spanned more than 23 years. Alexander, known for his dedication and service, played a vital role in various units within the department, including the Motorcycle Unit and Marine Unit.

Throughout his tenure, Alexander also made significant contributions as a DARE instructor, where he was beloved by students for his commitment to education and community safety. His efforts in fostering relationships between law enforcement and the community have been praised by colleagues and residents alike.

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