The South Brunswick Police Department held Coffee with a Cop at Pierre’s Deli in Monmouth Junction on Oct. 2 to encourage communication and positive relations between residents and officers. Deputy Chief Jim Ryan, far left, and Detective Matthew Skolsky, far right, have a laugh with residents.
The South Brunswick Police Department held Coffee with a Cop at Pierre’s Deli in Monmouth Junction on Oct. 2 to encourage communication and positive relations between residents and officers. Deputy Chief Jim Ryan, left, speaks with residents.▲
The South Brunswick Police Department held Coffee with a Cop at Pierre’s Deli in Monmouth Junction on Oct. 2 to encourage communication and positive relations between residents and officers.▲
The South Brunswick Police Department held Coffee with a Cop at Pierre’s Deli in Monmouth Junction on Oct. 2 to encourage communication and positive relations between residents and officers.▲
The South Brunswick Police Department held Coffee with a Cop at Pierre’s Deli in Monmouth Junction on Oct. 2 to encourage communication and positive relations between residents and officers. Detective Matthew Skolsky, right, speaks with residents.▲
The South Brunswick Police Department held Coffee with a Cop at Pierre’s Deli in Monmouth Junction on Oct. 2 to encourage communication and positive relations between residents and officers. Captain Christopher Giampietro, left, speaks with a resident.▲
The South Brunswick Police Department held Coffee with a Cop at Pierre’s Deli in Monmouth Junction on Oct. 2 to encourage communication and positive relations between residents and officers.▲
The South Brunswick Police Department held Coffee with a Cop at Pierre’s Deli in Monmouth Junction on Oct. 2 to encourage communication and positive relations between residents and officers. Captain Christopher Giampietro, left, speaks with a resident.▲
The South Brunswick Police Department held Coffee with a Cop at Pierre’s Deli in Monmouth Junction on Oct. 2 to encourage communication and positive relations between residents and officers. Sgt. Tara Jairdullo, left, speaks with a resident.▲
