Gregory Ciambrone was made Hamilton Township’s police chief in 2019. Multiple people confirmed Ciambrone as the man in the photo who wore the controversial sweater, according to the Daily Beast.

A message seeking comment from police was not immediately returned. “Chief Ciambrone looks forward to leading this police department with his knowledge and professionalism and serving the residents of the Township of Hamilton,” department officials said at the time.Īttempts to reach Ciambrone, of Mays Landing, were unsuccessful early Friday.

The coded slogan first went viral in October 2021. “Can’t believe he wore that in public to a party,” one New Jersey resident who knows Ciambrone told the Daily Beast earlier this week.Ĭiambrone, a veteran law enforcement officer who has received multiple awards throughout his career, was named Hamilton Township’s top cop in July 2019.

The gathering was described as an “ugly sweater party,” according to the report. The photo, which was obtained by the outlet, was posted to Facebook on Dec. Hamilton Township Police Chief Gregory Ciambrone was photographed at the party wearing the sweater, which featured an image of former President Donald Trump along with the “Brandon” catchphrase, which is a code for “F-k Joe Biden,” the Daily Beast reported Thursday. I put my dad in prison - so the cop who jailed him stood in at my weddingĪ New Jersey police chief sported a “Let’s Go Brandon” sweater at a private Christmas party, riling residents and other law enforcement officials, according to a report. Getaway driver in 1988 assassination of NYPD cop who was protecting witness granted paroleġ0-year-old detained after shooting at cops during SWAT standoff: police Indiana woman rescued from storm drain after police spot hand sticking up through manhole

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