Michael May Email & Phone Number

Wayne, Nj, Us

Assistant Station Commander

Njsp Meadowlands Station

. I have been assigned to the Meadowlands Station as a Squad leader for approximately three years. During this time, I have directly participated in the most high profile events ever to be hosted by the State of New Jersey (i.e. Super Bowl XLVIII, Agudath, and Wrestle Mania). These events, along with the numerous other venues for which the Meadowlands Station is responsible, have enabled me to become an effective leader and supervisor, not only of the members under my command, but of the hundreds of troopers and civilians that I encounter throughout my assignment. I have acquired the planning and scheduling experience by assuming the role of overtime scheduling officer for all events. This unique assignment has given me the opportunity to participate in the training, preparation and planning of a road station that encompasses the constant vigilant security of critical infrastructure that is within our station’s area of responsibility.

Washington Station

Squad Leader. Assigned as the Squad Leader for Squad #2. I am responsible for the safety and supervision of the troopers assigned to my squad and station. I act in the capacity of the Branch Director for all venues at the Metlife Stadium. This position is responsible for overseeing the safety and security of all V.I.P.’s, diplomats, professional athletes, politicians, outside police agencies and professional sports organization escorts to and from the stadium. I am also responsible for the safe movement of the professional athletes to a secure location in the event of an evacuation. I am the Supplemental Overtime scheduling officer, responsible for filling all overtime requests. This assignment also includes all duties of a general road station (i.e. Criminal investigations, traffic enforcement, consents, and general policing).

Meadowlands Station

- I was assigned as the senior trooper of Squad #2. I assisted with all of the administrative duties as well as acted in the capacity of a supervisor in the absence of the Squad Sergeant. During this time, the Meadowlands Complex was involved in a tremendous transformation, specifically with the opening of MetLife Stadium and the demolition of the old stadium. The unique situation of this transitional phase required the safety and security of the critical infrastructure located in the station area. Along with the Homeland Security features of the station, I was also required to perform the duties of a general road Trooper. I actively participated in criminal investigations, DWI enforcement and general policing action.

Totowa Sub-Staion

- I was assigned as the senior trooper of Squad #4. I assisted with all administrative duties as well as acted in the capacity of a supervisor in the absence of the Squad Sergeant. I actively participated in criminal investigations, DWI enforcement and all other aspects designated of my duty. During this time, I investigated 54 motor vehicle accidents, 94 operation reports, 29 DWI arrests, 58 investigation reports that resulted with the arrest of 108 suspects. One specific arrest yielded over 400 decks of heroin, which led to a joint investigation with the NJSP gang unit. The subsequent investigation resulted in another seizure of 400 decks of heroin and information that led to the arrest of a State Employee who was providing confidential information to gang members. I was an active D.R.E. assisting with numerous DWI and drug arrests. I was assigned a probationary trooper who I trained, supervised and evaluated during his Trooper Coach program. These activities involved leadership responsibilities and the ability to make decisions.

Totowa

My primary function was to reduce accidents, eliminate congestion and enforce the appropriate laws. I worked in conjunction with Local, County and Federal Law Enforcement Agencies performing T.H.R.E.A.T. details (Target Hardening Response Emergency Activation Team) and the protection of our Critical Infrastructure. The infrastructure included and was not limited to the following: Bridges, Tunnels, Malls, Railways, Schools, Mass Transit, etc. I have assisted the Executive Protection Unit, Secret Service and other Federal Agencies to provide security escorts for both foreign and domestic dignitaries. I was tasked with assisting the Unites States Federal Reserve with the escort of Billions of dollars in United States Currency. I participated as a firearms instructor during the Bi-annual pistol shoot qualifications and advanced firearms training. I also assisted in the instruction and supervision of Defensive Driving and Active Shooter Scenarios (Simunitions). I was assigned to assist the Northern Anti-Crime Initiative in the City of Newark and the Vailsburg Task Force initiative in the City of Newark. This multi-agency partnership was responsible for combating violent crimes, gang related activities, and drug related activities and quality of life issues. I assisted with several search warrants, undercover operations and numerous arrests. Along with these details, I was trained and prepared to respond to civil disorders, disasters, escorts and special events, etc. Some of these events included the following: Baltusrol PGA Tournament (2005), Extreme Home Make Over (2006) and the West Indies Haitian Day Parade (2005). These details and activities revolved around self-discipline, self-control and the ability to made command decisions when needed

Sussex, Netcong And Totowa Stations

I was assigned as a general duty road Trooper. I actively participated in criminal investigations, DWI enforcement and all other aspects of my assigned duty. I was trained and certified as a D.R.E. (Drug Recognition Expert). This training allowed me not only increase my DWI enforcement, but assist and train other troopers. I was detached to the Detective Bureau to assist with station investigations. I assisted the Alcohol Beverage Control Unit with several undercover details. We targeted establishments with underage drinking and drug activity. I was assigned to the Fatal Accident Response Team. This detail was utilized to assist with the growing number of fatal accidents. I was responsible to respond to all fatal accidents to insure that the investigations were completed properly. I assisted the Squad Sergeant with the administrative duties by checking and approving all accident reports. I was designated by my Station Commander to conduct station tours for the local Boy Scout programs. Along with these tours, I was also involved with the presentations for the Passaic County Special Olympics. These details directly represented positive public relations for the Division that generated numerous letters of appreciation. I participated in the Trooper Coach Program. I was assigned three probationary Troopers, who I trained, supervised and evaluated during the program. These details and activities involve leadership, responsibility and the ability to make decisions.

Sussex County Jail

Correctional Officer

Bachelor’S Degree, Criminal Justice/Police Science

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