Police academy graduates 18 corrections officers

17 of the officers work for the Middlesex County corrections department and one works for the Mercer County corrections department.

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WEST WINDSOR -- Eighteen corrections officers graduated from the Mercer County Police Academy recently, the academy announced.

All work for the Middlesex County corrections department and one works for the Mercer County corrections department.

The Middlesex officers and their hometowns:

Mohsin R. Awan, Woodbridge; Felix Berlin, Old Bridge; Javier Bravo, Woodbridge; Giuseppe R. Fatula, Old Bridge; Robert M. Gentile, Piscataway; Scott L. Inderwies, Jr., Colonia; Dorota E. Kolodrubiec, Sayreville, Corey R. LaSala, Middlesex Borough; Michael G. Malaquias , Colonia; Ian V. Marino, South Brunswick; Joel A. Puntiel, Perth Amboy; Joseph R. Quartararo, East Brunswick; Nicholas S. Starace, Sayreville; Adriana E. Szymanski, Edison; Thomas J. Wilbert, Jr. , South River; Robert M. Wolf, Jr., South River; Corey J. Zager-Douglas, Milltown.

From Mercer County: Veronica Storley Williams, of Hamilton.

Quartararo earned the academic and physical training honors for the class,  Zager-Douglas won the firearms award and Wilbert was chosen as class speaker. The academy's corrections' training is a 10-week program.

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