Ocean County Prosecutor’s Office Throwback Thursday! Former Deputy Chief of Detectives Michael Mohel circa 1979. Mike started his law enforcement career in 1973 with the Ocean County Sheriff’s Office and came to OCPO as a Detective in 1976.

Ocean County Prosecutor’s Deputy Chief of Detectives Michael Mohel will be retiring after nearly 40 years of service, TLS has learned. Mohel, 60, of Lakewood, made the decision to retire public just hours ago, after nearly a four-decade career in the Prosecutor’s Office.

Two OCPO legends and two former Deputy Chiefs of Detectives! Mike Mohel and Mark Woodfield in the late 1970’s. These two men have a combined 60 years of service to the Ocean County Prosecutor’s Office!

Oct 19, 2018 · TOMS RIVER - Ocean County Prosecutor Bradley D. Billhimer appointed a Brick attorney and former assistant prosecutor to be second in command of the prosecutor’s office, and a 24-year veteran...

Ocean County Prosecutor’s Office Throwback Thursday! Circa 2002, Deputy Chief of Detectives Mike Mohel, Detective Rich Fiocco and Deputy Chief of Detectives Mark Woodfield!

Feb 23, 1986 · The detective, Michael Mohel of the Ocean County prosecutor's office, testified that shortly after the seizure, he found Mr. Marshall asleep in his motel room. He said the defendant told him...

Feb 11, 2010 · Mohel said Leonardo’s brother, Peter Leonardo, 46, of Jackson, has been charged with murder. He is being held on $1 million cash bail at the Ocean County Jail. “An autopsy was conducted on...

Jun 30, 2012 · Michael Mohel, who retired last year as Deputy Chief of Detectives said, “Ron is one of the best trial attorneys I had the pleasure of working with in my 39 years with the Prosecutor’s Office.

Feb 7, 2011 · Michael Mohel, Deputy Chief of Detectives for the Prosecutor's Office, has declined to comment on what he called "rumors and speculation" in other media reports that drugs were found in the...

Jan 17, 2011 · Police Chief Charles Grace Jr., 50, of the Bay Head Police Department was relieved of duty Saturday by Ocean County Prosecutor Marlene Lynch Ford as part of an ongoing investigation. Deputy Chief Michael Mohel of the Prosecutor’s Office said Grace was charged in a complaint filed by Detective Ray Gardner, also of the Prosecutor’s Office.