Jersey Proud: Rutgers police officer retires after 28 years
Capt. Alex Rabar joined the department in 1995.
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Nov 1, 2023, 2:25 AM
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Updated 687 days ago
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13ds agoA Rutgers police officer had his final radio call on Tuesday.
Capt. Alex Rabar walked out of the Rutgers Police Station in Newark for the final time. He is returning after 28 years on the job.
Rabar joined the department in 1995 and helped keep the Newark campus safe.
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