JFNNJ has luncheon for law enforcement delegation
Top row from left, Deputy Chief Daniel Sollitti of Jersey City; Chief John Burns of Woodcliff Lake; Deputy Chief Robert DiGenova of Stevens Institute of Technology; Chief Robert Chamberlain of Tenafly; Captain Chad Malloy of Woodcliff Lake; and Chief Michael Gracey of Haworth. Bottom row from left: Timothy Torell, the federation’s director of Jewish community security; Jason Shames, its CEO, Robert Anzilotti, CEO and founder of the Anzilotti Group and retired chief of detectives for the Bergen County prosecutor’s office; Chief Matthew Hintze of Fort Lee; Captain Jason Lanzilotti of Cresskill; and Chief Andrew McGurr of Teaneck. (Courtesy JFNNJ)
The Jewish Federation of Northern New Jersey hosted a luncheon last week with Timothy Torell, JFNNJ’s director of Jewish community security, and the 12 law enforcement executives from JFNNJ’s catchment area who joined federation on an informative trip to Israel this summer.
The group met with government officials, community leaders, and citizens. There is a special bond between Israel and Northern New Jersey, and the delegation now has a better understanding of that close relationship and the issues important to the Jewish community.
At the luncheon, members of the delegation presented Jason Shames, the federation’s CEO, with a shadowbox with official police agency patches to commemorate the trip.
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