Bergen County Police Go Head-To-Head With SWAT Team, Army Cadets For Charity

Bergen County law enforcement, SWAT team members and U.S. Army cadets will be going head-to-head for charity next month.

Mike Mueller of the Bergen County Regional SWAT Team pictured here on middle rower. On left rower is Frank Saraceni formerly of River Vale PD, and standing back left is Brendan Brown of the West Point powerlifting team, and to his right is Rich Sadiv
Photo Credit: *Jeff Geisler*

Wood-Ridge Officer Jeff Geisler lifts with Parisi School's Rich Sadiv.
Photo Credit: *Jeff Geisler*

Cecilia Levine

11/23/2018 2:11 p.m.

Battle of the Warriors begins at 10 a.m. at Fair Lawn's Parisi Speed School, Dec. 1. Admission is $10 and will all go to charity.

The Paramus Police Department, Bergen County Regional SWAT Team and West Point will compete in nine athletic events ranging from kettle bell rows to tug of war.

Each participating organization chose a beneficiary:

Paramus PD: Oakland's Ramapo-Bergen Animal Refuge
Parisi School: Best Buddies
BCR SWAT: Tomahawk Charitable Solutions
West Point: Legacies Alive

The competition is the brain child of Parisi School owner Rich Sadiv, who runs the Training For Warriors program on a regular basis for members.

"It's going to be really good seeing everybody compete against each other," said Wood-Ridge Police Officer Jeff Geisler, joining the Paramus Police team.

"We will get some good competition and camaraderie. And of course, it's for a good cause."

Battle For Warriors: Dec. 1, 10 a.m., Fair Lawn Parisi Speed School, 2-22 Banta Place.

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