Tag Archives: Eatontown Police

Eatontown Police Officer pleads guilty

On October 3, 2012, Detective Philip Emanuele, an eight-year veteran of the Eatontown Police Department, pled guilty before the Honorable Thomas F. Scully, P.J.Cr., to an Accusation charging him with third degree Criminal Coercion and fourth degree Tampering with Physical … Continue reading →

Former Eatontown Dispatcher Kenneth Errickson is now Patrolman Errickson as he gets his new badge pinned on. He is a graduate of Jersey City University with a bachelor of arts in criminal justice and accumulated a grade point average of 3.91. He started his law enforcement career as a special officer in Monmouth Beach, and then moved on to the Sea Bright as a dispatcher.

E’town Police promote three, add one new officer

By Jonathan Weber Eatontown — The Eatontown Police Department added one new police officer and promoted three others in ceremonies before the Eatontown Borough Council. The promotions and hiring were a result of recent retirements from the force.

Eatontown PD make arrest in stabbing

Eatontown – Police have arrested a 20-year old Asbury Park man and charged him with aggravated assault in regards the vicious July 2, 2011 stabbing of a 15-year old juvenile. Deshawn Esdaile, 20, of Borden Avenue in Asbury Park, … Continue reading →

Jorge “George” Gonzalez has his new Eatontown Police Badge pinned on by his mother, Rosario. Standing behind them is his father, Jorge Gonzalez-Gomez. George is one of two new Eatontown Police Officers.

Two new Eatontown police officers sworn in

Originally published Aug. 4, 2011 By Jonathan Weber — Two new patrolmen have been added to the roster of the Eatontown Police Department

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