Prosecutor honors United States military veterans serving at the Morris County Prosecutor’s Office
MORRIS COUNTY, NJ – In honor of Veterans Day, the Morris County Prosecutor’s Office began the annual tradition of recognizing U.S. Military Veterans who serve in the Morris County Prosecutor’s Office.
The program was the idea of then Chief of Staff Daniel Pfeiffer, himself an Army Veteran.
Prosecutor Robert J. Carroll and his command staff on Nov. 14 recognized Veterans Day with members of the Morris County Prosecutor’s Office who served in the United States Armed Forces before pursuing a career with the Prosecutor’s Office.
Twenty-two current and former members have been recognized as U.S. Veterans. This year, Christopher Cannon, a U.S. Air Force Veteran and recently appointed Detective at the office, was presented with a certificate of recognition for his service.
The following list identifies each member, and the respective military branch in which they served:
- Chief of Staff Daniel Pfeiffer U.S. Army
- Chief Robert McNally U.S. Marine Corps
- Captain Harrison Dillard U.S. Army
- Detective Supervisor Christopher Vanadia U.S. Army
- Lieutenant Michael Gomez U.S. Army
- Sergeant Jimmy Atoche U.S. Army
- Detective Supervisor Joseph Ellis U.S. Army
- Detective Supervisor Muhammad Thomas U.S. Marine Corps
- Assistant Prosecutor Julian Hill U.S. Army
- Detective Janet Thai U.S. Marine Corps
- Lieutenant Edward Jones U.S. Air Force
- Sergeant Robert McDermott U.S. Coast Guard
- Supervising Assistant Prosecutor Francine Ehrenberg U.S. Army
- Detective Edward Mitreuter U.S. Marine Corps
- Assistant Prosecutor Robert Preziosi U.S. Army
- Director Al Imperiale (Deceased) U.S. Army
- Agent John Jespersen U.S. Marine Corps
- Detective Anthony Del Viscovo U.S. Air Force
- Detective Owen M. Curry U.S. Marine Corps
- Detective Thomas McEnroe United States Marine Corps Reserve
- Detective Dakota Keyworth U.S. Army
- Detective Christopher Cannon U.S. Air Force
“The Morris County Prosecutor’s Office continues to recognize and support our military veterans who have chosen service before self, and after serving our Country, many have moved on to pursue law enforcement careers to continue this selfless approach to life,” Carroll said.
