Erica Morey

‘Helping the Members of This Community’: Letters of Appreciation for NCPD

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The following letters of appreciation for New Canaan Police Department officers were presented to the Police Commission by Chief John DiFederico at the appointed body’s Oct. 19 meeting. ***

Officer Joseph Schinella

“Chief,

“I wanted to inform you of the hard work and professionalism that have been demonstrated by Officer [Joseph] Schinella. Officer Schinella has performed multiple roles with NCPD, including: SRT, Motorcycle Unit, FTO, Dispatcher. He has proven himself time and time again that he is a dedicated member of this agency.

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New Canaan Police Help Elderly Resident Recover $145,000 Stolen in Scam

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Two New Canaan police officers recently helped an elderly resident who been scammed out of $145,000 recover the money, officials said. Police Chief Leon Krolikowski during last week’s Police Commission meeting spotlighted a letter of appreciation regarding the work that Officers Joseph Schinella and Owen Ochs did on what the chief called a “pretty exceptional” case. “It’s a constant battle,” Krolikowski told members of the Police Commission during their Sept. 21 meeting, referring to scams that often target older residents. Sgt.

Brian Mitchell

Town Swears in Four New Canaan Police Officers

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Officials on Thursday swore in four new officers of the New Canaan Police Department during a well-attended ceremony at Town Hall. Selected from a field of 50 applicants for entry-level police officer positions, Emily Clark, Erin McCarthy, Joseph Schinella and Giancarlo Vincenzi were selected to attend the State of Connecticut Police Academy next month and then begin field training in New Canaan in January, Police Chief Leon Krolikowski said. “Today is a very special day that began months ago,” he said during the ceremony, held in a board room at Town Hall. “Many challenges and changes lie ahead for our department and our profession but with individuals like Erin, Emily, Joseph, and Giancarlo joining our ranks, I see great success as we fulfill our mission to protect and serve the town of New Canaan,” the chief said. Town Clerk Claudia Weber swore them in.