Granby chief with new officer Michael DeSimone
Granby PD welcomes new officers
Granby Police Chief Carl Rosensweig welcomed two new officers at police department ceremonies in December. Officer Michael DeSimone has been a resident of Southwick, Mass. for most of his life. His experience growing up nearby will serve him well as a Granby police officer. DeSimone graduated with honors from Saint Anselm College in Manchester, N.H., with a degree in criminal justice. He studied abroad in Australia, and also interned at the Department of Homeland Security where he participated in firearms and arrest and control training. He is leaving his job as an engineering assistant with Weston and Sampson Engineers to join the Granby Police Department.
Granby Police Chief Carl Rosensweig welcomed two new officers at police department ceremonies in December. Officer Michael DeSimone has been a resident of Southwick, Mass. for most of his life. His experience growing up nearby will serve him well as a Granby police officer. DeSimone graduated with honors from Saint Anselm College in Manchester, N.H., with a degree in criminal justice. He studied abroad in Australia, and also interned at the Department of Homeland Security where he participated in firearms and arrest and control training. He is leaving his job as an engineering assistant with Weston and Sampson Engineers to join the Granby Police Department.
Granby Police Chief Carl Rosensweig and Officer Erin Tanucci
Officer Erin Michele Tanucci was raised in Granby and graduated from GMHS. She has a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of Hartford. She is leaving her position as head track and soccer coach for the Region 15 school district at Pomperaug High School in Southbury. Tanucci currently lives in Plantsville with her husband Joseph and their 9 year old son, John.
Officers DeSimone and Tanucci recently began the 25-week Police Academy course and will also complete 10 weeks of field training before patroling Granby streets.
Officers DeSimone and Tanucci recently began the 25-week Police Academy course and will also complete 10 weeks of field training before patroling Granby streets.
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