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Colonial Regional Police Department Letters of Appreciation / Recognition |
Chief Roy Seiple:
Letter of Appreciation, "I would like to express my sincere thanks to you as well as to Sergeant Melinsky and Sergeant Wendling for assistance with the Drug Task Force Education and Display Night ….. I believe it is very important to educate the parents of our young people on the dangers and effects of drugs and I appreciate the officers taking the time to be at this event…..."
- Craig A. Dally – State Representative, March 27, 2006
Deputy Chief James DePalma:
Team Citation, "…officers were dispatched to an Armed Robbery in Progress…in Hanover Township. The suspects had fled the scene and a description was broadcast via Northampton County Control Center. You and your fellow team members responded and arrived at the scene within minutes of the dispatch. The crime scene was secured, physical evidence was collected and interviews conducted. Two (2) suspects were subsequently apprehended and charged with the Armed Robbery and committed to Northampton County Prison. Through this combined team effort a third suspect was identified and an arrest warrant issued……It is this type of attention to duty and dedication which shows the true pride and professionalism of the members of the Colonial Regional Police Department. The Commission members and I would like to express our appreciation for a job well done."
- Chief Roy D. Seiple – Colonial Regional Police Department, December 4, 2006
Sergeant John Harmon:
Team Citation, "…officers were dispatched to an Armed Robbery in Progress…in Hanover Township. The suspects had fled the scene and a description was broadcast via Northampton County Control Center. You and your fellow team members responded and arrived at the scene within minutes of the dispatch. The crime scene was secured, physical evidence was collected and interviews conducted. Two (2) suspects were subsequently apprehended and charged with the Armed Robbery and committed to Northampton County Prison. Through this combined team effort a third suspect was identified and an arrest warrant issued……It is this type of attention to duty and dedication which shows the true pride and professionalism of the members of the Colonial Regional Police Department. The Commission members and I would like to express our appreciation for a job well done."
- Chief Roy D. Seiple – Colonial Regional Police Department, December 4, 2006
Letter of Commendation, "….officers were dispatched to Wal-Mart….regarding a complaint of several suspicious individuals. The complainant indicated there were 3 to 4 suspicious males wearing hooded sweatshirts and gloves although the temperature was approximately 75 degrees. The actors were observed walking around the parking lot looking into vehicles. Both you and Sgt. Harmon responded ad arrived on scene. As you began to approach the actors fled on foot through the parking lot. Both you and Sgt. Harmon pursued the suspects and succeeded in apprehending them as they approached their vehicle. It was subsequently determined that the actors had confronted an individual in the parking lot, assaulted him and robbed him of two (2) pairs of sneakers. The suspects were ultimately arrested and convicted of various offenses. Your quick response and actions resulted in the successful apprehension and conviction of the suspects. Your actions prove your dedication to the performance of your duty. On behalf of myself and the Colonial Regional Police Commission I would like to commend you for your efforts. Good work."
- Chief Roy D. Seiple – Colonial Regional Police Department, December 4, 2006
Sergeant Darrin Wendling:
Letter of Appreciation, "I personally would like to thank you and your officers for assisting my department and I on Monday’s possible dwelling fire in Greenbrier Village. Your officers presented themselves in a very professional manner and I was grateful for their quick response to the incident. Sergeant Darrin Wendling took control of the incident and handled the situation very well until State Police arrived. In my opinion, the outcome of the entire incident ended safely as a result of your department’s actions."
- Barry C. Frantz – Fire Chief East Allen Township Volunteer Fire Department, October 17, 2006
Letter of Appreciation, "…the Bath Borough Business Revitalization Committee thanks you for having participated in our Family Day Event……."
- Bath Borough Business Revitalization Committee, December 27, 2006
Sergeant Michael S. Melinsky:
Letter of Appreciation, "I would like to express my sincere thanks to you as well as to Sergeant Melinsky and Sergeant Wendling for assistance with the Drug Task Force Education and Display Night ….. I believe it is very important to educate the parents of our young people on the dangers and effects of drugs and I appreciate the officers taking the time to be at this event…..."
- Craig A. Dally – State Representative, March 27, 2006
Detective Gary Hammer:
Team Citation, "…officers were dispatched to an Armed Robbery in Progress…in Hanover Township. The suspects had fled the scene and a description was broadcast via Northampton County Control Center. You and your fellow team members responded and arrived at the scene within minutes of the dispatch. The crime scene was secured, physical evidence was collected and interviews conducted. Two (2) suspects were subsequently apprehended and charged with the Armed Robbery and committed to Northampton County Prison. Through this combined team effort a third suspect was identified and an arrest warrant issued……It is this type of attention to duty and dedication which shows the true pride and professionalism of the members of the Colonial Regional Police Department. The Commission members and I would like to express our appreciation for a job well done."
- Chief Roy D. Seiple – Colonial Regional Police Department, December 4, 2006
Letter of Appreciation, "I personally would like to thank you and your officers for assisting my department and I on Monday’s possible dwelling fire in Greenbrier Village. Your officers presented themselves in a very professional manner and I was grateful for their quick response to the incident…….In my opinion, the outcome of the entire incident ended safely as a result of your department’s actions."
- Barry C. Frantz – Fire Chief East Allen Township Volunteer Fire Department, October 17, 2006
Officer Michael Kovach:
Commendation, "…officers were dispatched to an Armed Robbery in Progress…in Hanover Township. The suspects had fled the scene and a description was broadcast via Northampton County Control Center. You observed a vehicle parked next to a black Honda on Highpoint Blvd. The vehicle was operated by a female and occupied by two actors whose descriptions were similar to the suspects. As you approached the vehicle began to pull away. You followed the vehicle, radioed for assistance and conducted a traffic stop. Upon the arrival of Sgt. John Harmon all occupants of the vehicle were ordered out, taken into custody and detained. You secured the vehicle and waited for further direction. A search of the Honda parked on Highpoint Drive produced a loaded sawed-off shotgun, and other evidence of the crime. Within an hour it was determined that the two male actors you had apprehended were in fact involved in the robbery. A third suspect was identified and ultimately an arrest warrant was issued. You relied on your experience, training and intuition in resolving this incident without injury to any involved party. Clearly the appropriate tactical response defused the situation in a safe manner. Your actions on this evening directly resulted in the apprehension of two dangerous suspects. It is that type of performance of duty that makes me and the Commission proud to know you are a member of the Colonial Regional Police Department. You are commended for your efforts. Excellent work."
- Chief Roy D. Seiple – Colonial Regional Police Department, December 4, 2006
Officer Michael Enstrom:
Letter of Appreciation, "….. the level of service your Officers have been providing to our stores has been exceptional. Officer Enstrom has also assisted me in great detail regarding bad check cases. Thanks again and don’t hesitate to ask if there is something you think we may be of assistance with."
- Adam Nowicki – Wegmans Food Markets Loss Prevention, November 7, 2006
Detective Charles Horvath:
Letter of Appreciation, "I personally would like to thank you and your officers for assisting my department and I on Monday’s possible dwelling fire in Greenbrier Village. Your officers presented themselves in a very professional manner and I was grateful for their quick response to the incident…….In my opinion, the outcome of the entire incident ended safely as a result of your department’s actions."
- Barry C. Frantz – Fire Chief East Allen Township Volunteer Fire Department, October 17, 2006
Letter of Appreciation, "I was recently a victim of a purse theft at our local Wal-Mart…which then resulted in Identity Theft…..Detective Horvath was equally as diligent in his efforts to resolve this crime. He quickly gathered information and identified the suspects. I am sure my case would not have been resolved without the attention to detail and fast response of Officer Kulp and Detective Horvath. The expeditious manner in which these Officers performed, led to the arrest of two suspects within one week of the initial crime. You are fortunate to have men of this caliber working in your police department. I feel your Officers should be commended for not only their superior work, but also their kindness towards me."
- Sally F. Tomlinson – August 1, 2006
Officer Frank Epser:
Letter of Commendation, "….officers were dispatched to Wal-Mart….regarding a complaint of several suspicious individuals. The complainant indicated there were 3 to 4 suspicious males wearing hooded sweatshirts and gloves although the temperature was approximately 75 degrees. The actors were observed walking around the parking lot looking into vehicles. Both you and Sgt. Harmon responded ad arrived on scene. As you began to approach the actors fled on foot through the parking lot. Both you and Sgt. Harmon pursued the suspects and succeeded in apprehending them as they approached their vehicle. It was subsequently determined that the actors had confronted an individual in the parking lot, assaulted him and robbed him of two (2) pairs of sneakers. The suspects were ultimately arrested and convicted of various offenses. Your quick response and actions resulted in the successful apprehension and conviction of the suspects. Your actions prove your dedication to the performance of your duty. On behalf of myself and the Colonial Regional Police Commission I would like to commend you for your efforts. Good work."
- Chief Roy D. Seiple – Colonial Regional Police Department, December 4, 2006
Officer Keith Kulp:
Team Citation, "…officers were dispatched to an Armed Robbery in Progress…in Hanover Township. The suspects had fled the scene and a description was broadcast via Northampton County Control Center. You and your fellow team members responded and arrived at the scene within minutes of the dispatch. The crime scene was secured, physical evidence was collected and interviews conducted. Two (2) suspects were subsequently apprehended and charged with the Armed Robbery and committed to Northampton County Prison. Through this combined team effort a third suspect was identified and an arrest warrant issued……It is this type of attention to duty and dedication which shows the true pride and professionalism of the members of the Colonial Regional Police Department. The Commission members and I would like to express our appreciation for a job well done."
- Chief Roy D. Seiple – Colonial Regional Police Department, December 4, 2006
Letter of Appreciation, "I was recently a victim of a purse theft at our local Wal-Mart…which then resulted in Identity Theft…..The quick response of Officer Kulp and the assistance he offered, in thoroughly searching the area, along with the information he provided regarding identity theft, is greatly appreciated…... I am sure my case would not have been resolved without the attention to detail and fast response of Officer Kulp and Detective Horvath. The expeditious manner in which these Officers performed, led to the arrest of two suspects within one week of the initial crime. You are fortunate to have men of this caliber working in your police department. I feel your Officers should be commended for not only their superior work, but also their kindness towards me."
- Sally F. Tomlinson – August 1, 2006
Officer Christopher Templeton:
Team Citation, "…officers were dispatched to an Armed Robbery in Progress…in Hanover Township. The suspects had fled the scene and a description was broadcast via Northampton County Control Center. You and your fellow team members responded and arrived at the scene within minutes of the dispatch. The crime scene was secured, physical evidence was collected and interviews conducted. Two (2) suspects were subsequently apprehended and charged with the Armed Robbery and committed to Northampton County Prison. Through this combined team effort a third suspect was identified and an arrest warrant issued……It is this type of attention to duty and dedication which shows the true pride and professionalism of the members of the Colonial Regional Police Department. The Commission members and I would like to express our appreciation for a job well done."
- Chief Roy D. Seiple – Colonial Regional Police Department, December 4, 2006
