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Officer Niamh McGuinness spotted the driver having a possible medical episode and notified Officers Joseph LaBarbera, Richard Maietta, and Sohrab Moussavian – all of whom responded and teamed up to administer Narcan while conducting CPR, Cureton said.
The driver regained consciousness and was taken to Hackensack University Medical Center for treatment, he said.
The actions taken that night by the officers “were truly exemplary,” the sheriff said. “Using their training and instincts, these four officers were able to identify and respond quickly to the situation with the aid necessary, ultimately saving the driver’s life.”
Cureton also administered the oaths of office to three officer intergovernmental transfers, two corrections officer intergovernmental transfers and nine new sheriff’s officers off the Civil Service examination list.
“I will never jeopardize the safety of my officers,” he said. “That is why these hires are essential to sustain the necessary level of manpower required to continue our operation’s high quality of service to the residents of Bergen County.”
NEW HIRES:
- Kyle D. Ryan
- Adam R. Velazquez
- Justin M. Romero
- Craig J. Spliedt
- Brian A. Dowling Jr.
- David Longo
- Matthew J. Hart
- Daniela Gambino
- Kley J. Peralta
OFFICER INTERGOVERNMENTAL TRANSFERS:
- Ken Charleenea
- Dana DelGrosso
- Robert Freeney
CORRECTIONS OFFICER INTERGOVERNMENTAL TRANSFERS:
- Jeffrey Hilbert
- Jones Pointdujour
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