Phone: 703-836 Fax: 703-836 - East Brunswick

International Association of

Chiefs of Police

44 Canal Center Plaza, Suite 200

Alexandria, VA 22314–2357

Phone: 703-836–6767;

1-800-THE IACP

Fax: 703-836–4543

Web: www.theiacp.org

IACP Drug Evaluation

and Classification Program

DRE Recertification Card

Dear Colleague:

On behalf of the International Association of Chiefs of Police, it is my pleasure to congratulate you on

completing your recertification as an IACP drug recognition expert. Attached is your renewed DRE

card which signifies that you have met all requirements of Section III of the national standards of the

IACP's Drug Evaluation and Classification Program.

Under the IACP standards, your DRE recertification is valid for a period of two years. Your state

coordinator will be notified of the need to reapply for certification six months prior to the expiration date

printed on your card.

State and local DRE coordinators should have copies of the document entitled “The IACP International

Standards for the Drug Evaluation and Classification Program.” You should read this document carefully

if you have any questions regarding the IACP standards or the administration of the program. If you have

any questions regarding the IACP DRE Certification Program, please contact your DRE state

coordinator.

Sincerely,

Kyle Clark

Project Manager

International Association of Chiefs of Police

Drug Recognition Expert

Charles M Bobal 022177

Name Certification No.

Vincent Talucci

Executive Director

7/31/2021 Expiration Date

http://www.theiacp.org/

Dear Colleague:

On behalf of the International Association of Chiefs of Police, it is my pleasure to congratulate you

on completing your recertification as an IACP drug recognition expert instructor. Attached is your

DRE instructor card which signifies that you have met all requirements of Section III of the IACP's

Drug Evaluation and Classification Program.

Under the IACP standards, your DRE instructor certification is valid as long as you maintain your

DRE certification. Your state coordinator will be notified of the need to reapply for certification six

months prior to the expiration date printed on your card.

State and local DRE coordinators should have copies of the document entitled “The IACP

International Standards for the Drug Evaluation and Classification Program.” You should read this

document carefully if you have any questions regarding the IACP standards or the administration of

the program. If you have any questions regarding the IACP DRE Certification Program, please

contact your DRE state coordinator.

Sincerely,

Kyle Clark

Project Manager



DRE Instructor

Recertification Card

International Association of

Chiefs of Police



Phone: 703-836–6767;

1-800-THE IACP

Fax: 703-836–4543


Frank Sutter DRE018883

Vincent Talucci 5/1/2021

International Association of Chiefs of Police

Executive Director

Drug Recognition Expert Instructor

Expiration Date


Dear Colleague:

On behalf of the International Association of Chiefs of Police, it is my pleasure to congratulate

you on completing your recertification as an IACP drug recognition expert. Attached is your

renewed DRE card which signifies that you have met all requirements of Section III of the

national standards of the IACP's Drug Evaluation and Classification Program.

Under the IACP standards, your DRE recertification is valid for a period of two years. Your state

coordinator will be notified of the need to reapply for certification six months prior to the

expiration date printed on your card.

State and local DRE coordinators should have copies of the document entitled “The IACP

International Standards for the Drug Evaluation and Classification Program.” You should read this

document carefully if you have any questions regarding the IACP standards or the administration

of the program. If you have any questions regarding the IACP DRE Certification Program, please

contact your DRE state coordinator.

Sincerely,

Kyle Clark

Project Manager



DRE Recertification CardInternational Association of

Chiefs of Police



Phone: 703-836–6767;

1-800-THE IACP

Fax: 703-836–4543


Frank Sutter DRE018883

Vincent Talucci 5/1/2021

International Association of Chiefs of

Police

Executive Director

Drug Recognition Expert

Expiration Date


LIEUTENANT FRANK J. SUTTER [email protected] 1 Civic Center Drive, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 Phone: (732) 390-6944

Lieutenant Frank J. Sutter has been a police officer with the East Brunswick Police Department since January 2005. He graduated from the Somerset County Police Academy in June 2005, where he served as a team leader and received the “Matter of Pride” award for his accomplishments. From March 2013 to April 2014, he was assigned to the Middlesex County Prosecutor’s Office Gangs, Guns, and Narcotics Task Force. Lieutenant Sutter is currently assigned to the Office of Professional Standards. While on patrol, he has made over 400 arrests for various offenses, not including D.W.I.’s. Out of the total arrests approximately 83 % of those arrests were self-initiated and have included the following drugs: Marijuana, Hash, K2 (Spice), Crack Cocaine, Cocaine, Ketamine, Heroin, Ecstasy, G.H.B., Crystal Methamphetamine, and a variety of prescription medications.

Lieutenant Sutter has personally made an additional 294 DWI arrests to date and has been involved in over 2000 D.W.I. cases. Lieutenant Sutter was certified in administering the standardized field sobriety tests in 2008 and received his Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus (H.G.N.) card. Furthermore, Lieutenant Sutter is certified as an Alcotest 7110 MKIII-C operator. On April 18, 2011, Lieutenant Sutter completed his training as a Drug Recognition Expert. He has completed approximately 170 drug evaluations to date and is currently a D.R.E. Instructor. In April 2012, Lieutenant Sutter received his second “D.W.I. Top Gun Award” at the New Jersey Remembers event for being the number one leading D.W.I. Officer in Middlesex County in 2010 and 2011. In May 2012, Lieutenant Sutter was given an award by the Middlesex County Freeholders for his accomplishments in D.W.I. arrests. He also led the East Brunswick Police patrol division in D.W.I. enforcement for five consecutive years (2008 to 2012) and has (4) M.A.D.D. Awards. Lastly, in 2013 Lieutenant Sutter received The National Law Enforcement Award for New Jersey, presented by the V.F.W.

Lieutenant Sutter has a military background; he joined the United States Marine Corps in December 2000 and was honorably discharged in December 2008 as an E-6 (Staff Sergeant). During those eight years of leadership training and experience, he has been recognized numerous times for excellence. Directly out of recruit training, he was awarded the Platoon Honor Graduate. After competing against six other platoons, he was awarded the Company Honor Graduate. Lieutenant Sutter attended the United States Marine Corps Officer Candidate School. While there, he was awarded the Outstanding Marine Corps Officer Candidate award but turned down his commission as a military officer to pursue his career as a Police Officer. In March 2006, Lieutenant Sutter volunteered to be assigned to the Police Transition Team in preparation for an upcoming deployment in Iraq.

While in Iraq, Lieutenant Sutter served as a Police Transition Team advisor to the Iraqi Police. He was the Logistics Chief for the Al Qa’im District during Operation Iraqi Freedom from March 2006 to June 2007. Lieutenant Sutter was responsible for training Iraqi Police in firearms, logistics, tactics, and record keeping. While advising the Iraqi Police, he showed them how to analyze, plan and execute search and seizure operations for suspects, weapons, and contraband. Due to the corruption and lack of accountability of the Iraqi police equipment Lieutenant Sutter was solely responsible for developing and implementing a new computerized tracking and distribution system throughout Iraq, which housed information for millions of dollars worth of Iraqi Police equipment in his area; including over 75 vehicles and 2,500 serialized weapons.

Lieutenant Sutter completed his degree as an Educational Specialist in August 2018 and has been in the Educational Doctoral program at Seton Hall University ever since. In August 2017, Lieutenant Sutter graduated from the Rutgers University Certified Public Manager’s program. In August 2010, Lieutenant Sutter graduated from Seton Hall University with a Master of Arts in Human Resources Training and Development. While in the Master’s Program, Lieutenant Sutter maintained a grade point average of 3.92, which allowed him to apply and be accepted to the Kappa Delta Pi International Honor Society. Lieutenant Sutter attended Rutgers University for his undergraduate degree, a Bachelor of Arts with a double major in Criminal Justice and Psychology, a Certificate in Criminology, and a Minor in Sociology.

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Law Enforcement Experience August 2019 to Present Lieutenant, East Brunswick Police Department, Office of Professional Standards February 2016 through August 2019 Sergeant, East Brunswick Police Department, Assistant Administrative Division Commander February 2015 through February 2016 Sergeant, East Brunswick Police Department, Patrol Division July 2005 through February 2015 East Brunswick Police Department, Patrol Division March 2013 through April 2014 Middlesex County Narcotics Task Force April 2007 through August 2019 Special Weapons and Tactics team member, (Entry / Sniper) Specialized Police Training / School Attended August 6-8, 2020 I.A.C.P. 2020 D.A.I.D. Online Event & Expo October 10-11, 2019 Resiliency Summit September 26, 2019 D.W.I. Cannabis Understanding the Highway High March 29, 2019 Taser C.E.W. Instructor Certification September 20, 2018 Emerging Drug Trends and Fentanyl Safety September 11-12, 2018 Taser X2 C.E.D. Certification June 4-5, 2018 O.P.R.A. & Records Management for Supervisors Officers and Clerks May 18, 2018 Vehicle Counter Ambush Course May 8-10, 2018 Leadership Program for Middle Management May 1-18, 2018 Drug Recognition Expert Instructor

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February 22, 2018 N.J.S.A.C.O.P. Law Enforcement Accreditation Manager Training December 19, 2017 Impaired Driving Summit October 9-13, 2017 Penn State Leadership and Command School August 28 – September 1, 2017 Drug Recognition Expert Instructor Course April 14-15, 2016 Internal Affairs Policy and Procedure April 7, 2016 O.P.R.A. for Law Enforcement Agencies April 5, 2016 Budgeting for Law Enforcement Agencies March 20, 2016 N.R.A. Basic Pistol Course January 5, 2016 Pre-Employment Background Investigations December 10, 2015 In-Car Video & Body-Worn Camera: Tactics for Effective Use November 30-December 2, 2015 Proactive Police Supervision Course October 19-20, 2015 M4 / M16 Armorers Course September 29, 2015 Improving Public Safety through Critical Thinking September 10, 2015 Medical Marijuana & Physiology for the DRE / SFST Refresher May 5, 2015 Crisis Negotiation for First Responders December 2, 2014 Domestic Violence Investigations and Medical Marijuana Act Update October 20-28, 2014 Methods of Instruction

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February 18, 2014 Narcotics Training Seminar: Commercial Vehicle Drug / Criminal Interdiction June 06, 2013 N.J.S.P. Marijuana Eradication Course April 19, 2013 F.B.I. Sniper School April 5, 2013 Undercover Narcotics Investigative Techniques March 19, 2013 Airport Narcotic Investigations January 7, 2013 Ethical Issues and Decisions in Law Enforcement January 3, 2013 Explosives, Booby Traps, and Bomb Threat Management January 2, 2013 Introduction to Money Laundering December 30, 2012 Police Intelligence December 29, 2012 Command and Control Overview December 20, 2012 Introduction to Conspiracy Investigations December 14, 2012 Introduction to Clandestine Laboratory Investigations December 11, 2012 Introduction to Patrol Drug Investigations December 9, 2012 Risk Management and Violence in Undercover Operations December 5, 2012 Surveillance Operations December 4, 2012 Introduction to Highway and Rural Drug Investigations November 30, 2012 Overdose America

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November 14-15, 2012 Sig Sauer Pistol Armorers course April 9, 2012 The Reid Technique, Hiring the Best: Interviewing for Integrity March 8 – 9, 2012 Interview and Interrogation (Middlesex County Prosecutor Training Facility) June 6 – June 10, 2011 Firearms Instructor Course March 10 – March 18, 2011 D.R.E. School Training of the I.A.C.P. Drug Evaluation and Classification Program (Valedictorian) March 7 – March 8, 2011 Preliminary Training of the I.A.C.P. Drug Evaluation and Classification Program September 21 – October 2, 2009 United States Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigation Basic S.W.A.T. (Top Gun Award) July 9, 2009 N.J.S.P. Alcotest 7110 MKIII-C Operator’s Course (Certified Alcotest 7110 MK-III Operator) March 31, 2009 United States Department of Justice Drug Enforcement Administration Ballistic Shield Training November 10 – November 11, 2008 Excellence in Field Training Officer Program June 20, 2008 N.J.S.P. Driving While Intoxicated Detection and Standardized Field Sobriety Testing (H.G.N. Certified) May 19 – May 23, 2008 United States Department of Justice F.B.I. Survival Awareness In-Service (Top Gun Award) November 12 – November 13, 2007 Street Cop Tactics October 3 – October 4, 2007 Advanced Patrol Concepts September 13 – September 14, 2007 Middlesex County Police Training Center Response to Active Shooter December 23, 2005 Monadnock Defensive Tactics System January 7 – June 30, 2005 Somerset County Police Academy Basic Course for Police Officers

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Military Experience: United States Marine Corps (December 2000 – December 2008) June 2007 – March 2008 Section Chief for Survey, Radar and M.E.T., H.Q. Battery 3/14th Philadelphia, PA March 2006 – June 2007 Police Transition Team Advisor, Logistics Chief for Al Qa’im District in Iraq, Al Anbar Province May 2005 – March 2006 Maintenance Chief / Squad Leader, H.Q. Battery 3/14th Philadelphia, PA January 2002 – April 2005 Maintenance Chief / Fire Team Leader, H.Q. Battery 3/14th Philadelphia, PA July 2001 – December 2001 Class Leader, Marine Artillery Electronics Maintenance Course, Fort Sill, OK April 2001 – June 2001 Class Leader, Basic Electronics Course, 29 Palms, CA December 2000 – March 2001 Platoon Guide / Recruit Training Court Qualification Record

1. March 26, 2013, East Brunswick Municipal Court, qualified as a Drug Recognition Expert in a case involving C.N.S Depressant (Diphenhydramine) impairment. (Judge Christine Heitmann)

2. September 18, 2012, East Brunswick Municipal Court, qualified as a Drug Recognition Expert in a

case involving Cannabis and Narcotic Analgesic impairment. (Judge Christine Heitmann)

3. March 6, 2012, East Brunswick Municipal Court, qualified as a Drug Recognition Expert in a case involving Cannabis impairment. (Judge Christine Heitmann)

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