CNB CRIME: Yuma Border Patrol Canine Detects Drugs in Spare Tire

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 PRESS RELEASE

Agents removed 65 pounds of marijuana from the spare tire of a vehicle stopped at the Wellton Station\’s traffic checkpoint along Interstate 8.

YUMA, Ariz. JUNE 30, 2015 –A Yuma Sector Border Patrol detection canine team assigned to Wellton Station’s Interstate 8 checkpoint alerted to a pickup truck’s spare tire Saturday afternoon. A subsequent inspection of the tire revealed 65 pounds of marijuana, with an estimated $32,500.

The subject, vehicle and drugs were processed per Yuma Sector guidelines.

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CNB Business News: Pure Collagen Fibre Can Reduce Under-Eye Wrinkles or Circles

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SIX Things to Know About Chris Christie

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DOG\’S BEDTIME PRAYER

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CNB CRIME \”CBP Officers Seize more than $4.5 Million of Narcotics over Weekend

press release June 30, 2015

SAN DIEGO — U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at ports of entry along the California/Mexico border over the weekend intercepted 864 pounds of narcotics valued at more than $4.5 million.

CBP officers at the six land ports of entry intercepted attempts to smuggle approximately 507 pounds of marijuana, 185 pounds of methamphetamine, 114 pounds of cocaine, and 58 pounds of heroin concealed in various areas of vehicles such as gas tanks, tires, seats, in a roof, and inside a dashboard.

Two enforcement actions are highlighted below:

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Gloucester City School Board Candidate John Driscoll Explains His Reasons for Seeking Office

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Obituary: Sarah Ann Rollinson age 97, of Runnemede

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Holiday Travel Advisory: Canada Day & Fourth of July

press release June 29, 2015

BLAINE, Wash. – U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), Office of Field Operations, is reminding travelers planning trips across the border this holiday weekend into the United States to make sure they have their proper documents and to plan ahead. Border traffic volumes are expected to peak during this period.

CBP strongly encourages travelers to plan your trip in advance and obtain a radio frequency identification (RFID)-enabled travel document such as an Enhanced Driver’s License/Enhanced Identification Card, U.S. passport card or Trusted Traveler Program card (NEXUS, SENTRI, Global Entry or FAST/EXPRES) to expedite entry and make future border crossings more efficient.

For travelers with RFID-enabled cards, Ready Lanes are open:

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4 days of a disappointing duck and other issues at the Tall Ships festival

TThe Tall Ships Philadelphia Camden festival has come and gone. Thousands of spectators came from miles around to witness the 13 tall ships and World\’s Largest Rubber Duck sail the waters of the Delaware River between Penn\’s Landing in Philadelphia and the Camden Waterfront. While the ships were beautiful, the crowds seemed to be most interested…

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Resume for John P. Driscoll Sr.; Candidate for Gloucester City School Board

 

I am a dedicated and enthusiastic candidate with a Masters of Special Education Degree. I have six years of substitute teaching experience, experience as Gloucester City’s DARE Officer, and I am the current Vice Principal of Holy Name Elementary School in Camden, NJ. I am seeking a position as an advocate of children. I have been lucky enough to have been able to retire from the NJ Police and Fire Pension system. I believe in my second career I am meant to demonstrate and encourage a passion for learning and helping to meet the needs of our exceptional children.

 

 

EDUCATION/CREDENTIALS:

 

Doctorate of Education: Wilmington University, New Castle, Delaware

Major: Education, 

Enrolled with a tentative graduation date of 2018

 

Master of Education: Wilmington University, New Castle, Delaware

Major: Special Education, 2014

GPA 3.99

 

Bachelor of Science: Thomas Edison State College, Trenton, New Jersey 

Major: Liberal Studies with a concentration in History, 2001

 

Associates of Liberal Arts: Camden County College, 1993

 

Delaware 

Teacher of Exceptional Children Grades K-12: 2014 

 

TEACHING EXPERIENCE:

Vice Principal

HOLY NAME, Camden, NJ 2014-present

 

Substitute 2005-2014

GLOUCESTER CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL, Gloucester City, NJ GLOUCESTER CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, Gloucester City, NJ

BROOKLAWN SCHOOL DISTRICT, Brooklawn, NJ

 

D.A.R.E.

SAINT MARY’S SCHOOL, Gloucester City, NJ 2005-2009

  • Provided safe and comfortable learning environment by utilizing strong classroom management 

skills

  • Kept students engaged through use of technology, media, news resources, and relating subject to real life experiences 

 

STUDENT TEACHER INTERSHIP, Brooklawn, NJ 2014

Special Education Teacher Intern

  • Designing lesson plans, educating general and special education students, administering and evaluating daily assessments, developing and implementing IEP’s, developing and utilizing behavior plans, and communicating with parents.
  • Succeeded in maintaining strong classroom management, leading to students taking a genuine interest in activities performed in class
  • Encouraged students to act responsibly, positive and encouraging them to strive for success

 

 

 

 

 

OTHER WORK EXPERIENCE:

GLOUCESTER CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT, Patrolmen, DARE Officer 2000-2012

COMPUCOM, Computer Sales and Customer Service 1997-1999

BELL SOUTH, Phone Sales and Customer Service 1996-1997

AMERICAN MEDI-WHEELS, E.M.T/Supervisor 1989-1995

YMCA CAMP OCKANICKON, Camp Counselor 1989-1995

 

VOLUNTEER WORK EXPERIENCE: 

BELLMAWR VOLUNTEER AMBULANCE, E.M.T.

SALVATION ARMY \”MEALS ON WHEELS\” VOLUNTEER

 

COACHING EXPERIENCE:

VOLUNTEER SOCCER COACH, Gloucester City, NJ

ASSISTANT BASEBALL COACH, Gloucester City Little League

 

AWARDS:

  • Awarded Commendation for Heroism by Gloucester City Police Department 2001
  • Awarded Merit Award for Officer of the Year by Gloucester City Police Department 2003
  • Awarded Thomas Stewart III award by Gloucester Catholic High School

 for demonstrating selfless commitment and extraordinary service

 to the greater community 2009

  • Awarded Audrey K. Doberstein Award for Leadership and Service by Wilmington University 2014

 

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT COURSES:

  • NJ Child Assault Prevention Certified ( CAP) 2012
  • Pain Behind the Badge and Suicide Awareness Program 2011
  • Drug Abuse Resistance Education 2005 

 

PROFESSIONAL/PERSONAL AFFILIATIONS:

  • Knights of Columbus 674
  • National Association of Police Organization ( NAPO)
  • Police Benevolent Association

TECHNOLOGICAL INTEGRATION:

  • Proficient in Microsoft Office- Word, Excel, PowerPoint
  • Smartboard, and Smartdesk Use
  • Grading and attendance software
  • PowerSchool
  • A+ computer certification
  • Internet Crimes

References available 

Mr. George Berglund, Chief Gloucester City Police Department

Deacon Joseph Rafferty, Superintendent of Gloucester City School District

Mr. John Coleman, Head of School at Gloucester Catholic High School 

Mrs. Michelle Kidd, Special Education Teacher at Alice Costello School (Brooklawn School District) 

 

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