John Gillen

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Officer John Gillen was suspended for 30 days by the Camden County Department of Corrections in 2025 on a sustained charge of neglect of duty. The record states that Gillen was in possession of his personal cell phone while on a hospital duty.

Synopsis as reported by the agency

Officer Gillen was in possesion of his personal cell phone while on a hospital duty.

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Officer Gillen received a 90-day suspension from the Camden County Department of Corrections in 2024 on a sustained charge of absence without leave. The record states that Gillen called out sick two times for his tour of duty with no available sick time, causing him to be carried as Absent Without Leave. The action was recorded as progressive discipline.

Synopsis as reported by the agency

Officer Gillen called out sick two (2) times for his tour of duty with no availble sick time causing him to be carried Absent Without Leave (AWOL). Progressive Discipline.

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In 2024, the Camden County Department of Corrections suspended Officer Gillen for 100 days on a sustained charge of abuse of sick leave. The record states that Gillen reported late for duty, incurring his ninth and tenth lateness for the 2024 calendar year. The agency described the discipline as progressive.

Synopsis as reported by the agency

Officer Gillen reported late for duty incurring his nineth (9) and tenth (10) lateness for the 2024 calendar year. Progressive Discipline

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Officer John Gillen received a 75-day suspension from the Camden County Department of Corrections in 2023 on a sustained charge of neglect of duty. According to the record, Gillen failed to properly supervise video court, which resulted in two (2) inmates fighting.

Synopsis as reported by the agency

Officer Gillen failed to properly supervise video court which resulted in two (2) inmates fighting.

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The Camden County Department of Corrections suspended Officer John Gillen for 75 days in 2023 for chronic lateness. The record states Gillen was late for his tour of duty nine (9) times during the 2023 calendar year. The department described the penalty as progressive discipline.

Synopsis as reported by the agency

Officer Gillen was late for his tour of duty nine (9) times during the 2023 calendar year. Progressive Discipline.

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In 2022, the Camden County Department of Corrections suspended Officer John Gillen for 10 days on a sustained charge of Abuse of Sick Leave. The record states that Gillen called out sick 3 times for his tours of duty with no available sick time. The department recorded it as progressive discipline.

Synopsis as reported by the agency

Officer Gillen called out sick (3) times for his tours of duty with no available sick time. Progressive Discipline.

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In 2022, Officer John Gillen was suspended for 15 days by the Camden County Department of Corrections on a sustained charge of Abuse of Sick Leave. The record states that Gillen called out sick for his tour of duty with no available sick time. The department recorded the matter as progressive discipline.

Synopsis as reported by the agency

Officer Gillen called out sick for his tour of duty with no available sick time. Progressive Discipline.

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The Camden County Department of Corrections suspended Officer John Gillen for 20 days in 2022 on a sustained charge of Chronic Lateness. The record states that Gillen was late 4 times for his tours of duty during the month of May 2022. The department recorded it as progressive discipline.

Synopsis as reported by the agency

Officer Gillen was late (4) times for his tours of duty during the month of May 2022. Progressive Discipline.

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The Camden County Department of Corrections suspended Officer John Gillen for 30 days in 2022 on a sustained charge of Abuse of Sick Leave. The record states that Gillen called out sick for his tour of duty with no available sick time. The department recorded the matter as progressive discipline.

Synopsis as reported by the agency

Officer Gillen called out sick for his tour of duty with no available sick time. Progressive Discipline.

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In 2022, Officer John Gillen was suspended for 45 days by the Camden County Department of Corrections on a sustained charge of Abuse of Sick Leave. The record states that Gillen called out sick for his tour of duty with no available sick time. The department recorded the matter as progressive discipline.

Synopsis as reported by the agency

Officer Gillen called out sick for his tour of duty with no available sick time. Progressive Discipline.

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The Camden County Department of Corrections suspended Officer John Gillen for 60 days in 2022 on a sustained charge of Chronic Lateness. According to the record, Gillen called out sick 2 times for his tours of duty with no available sick time and was late his 11th, 12th and 13th time for his tour of duty during the 2022 calendar year. The department recorded it as progressive discipline.

Synopsis as reported by the agency

Officer Gillen called out sick (2) times for his tours of duty with no available sick time and was late his 11th, 12th and 13th time for his tour of duty during the 2022 calendar year. Progressive Discipline.

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The Camden County Department of Corrections suspended Corrections Officer John Gillen for 10 days in 2021. The sustained charge was neglect of duty. According to the agency, Gillen failed to follow Covid protocol.

Synopsis as reported by the agency

Failed to follow Covid protocol