Camden County Detective/Special Investigator Promoted To Sergeant

CAMDEN COUNTY, NJ — Special State Investigator/Acting Camden County Detective Michelle Chambers-Larsen has been promoted to the rank of sergeant, the Camden County Prosecutor’s Office announced.

Chambers-Larsen began her law enforcement career in 1995 as a probation officer, according to the prosecutor’s office. She joined the prosecutor’s office’s Grand Jury Unit in 2001.

Over the next 18 years, the prosecutor’s office said Chambers-Larsen proved herself to be a “dedicated and diligent detective, working hard each day to serve the citizens of Camden County.”

In addition to the Grand Jury Unit, she has served in the prosecutor’s office’s Special Prosecutions, Child Abuse, Major Crimes, Intelligence and Domestic Violence units.

Chambers-Larsen was promoted to the role of sergeant of the Domestic Violence Unit on Monday, Dec. 23, according to the prosecutor’s office.

Shown from left to right in the image attached to this post: Acting Camden County Prosecutor Jill S. Mayer, Special State Investigator/Acting Chief of Detectives Jeffrey Dunlap, Special State Investigator/Acting Camden County Detective Sergeant Michelle Chambers-Larsen, Special Deputy Attorney General/Acting First Assistant Prosecutor Mary Ellen Murphy and Chief of Staff Mike Mangold.