(Photo (L-R): Morris County Sheriff James Gannon, Prosecutor Robert Carrol, former Morris County Prosecutor’s Office Deputy Chief of Investigations Jan Michael Monrad, and Morris County Sheriff’s Office Chief Warrant Officer Jack Ambrose. Credit | MCPO)

Morris County prosecutor, sheriff receive community appreciation awards from Rabbinical College of America

Jay EdwardsAugust 7, 2026

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MORRISTOWN, N.J. (Morris County) — Morris County Prosecutor Robert Carroll and Morris County Sheriff James Gannon have been honored with the Community Appreciation Award by the Rabbinical College of America – Lubavitch in Morristown.

The awards were presented by Rabbi Abe Freeman during a celebration held July 30.

Freeman, who serves as a law enforcement chaplain, recognized Carroll and Gannon for their collaboration with the Jewish community, as well as with the students and faculty of the Rabbinical College of America – Lubavitch.

County officials said the awards recognize the ongoing partnership between local law enforcement and the Morristown-based rabbinical college and its community.

Jay EdwardsAugust 7, 2026

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