Mercury Critical Incident Response Team

03/24/2026

03/21/2026

5 members of the team presented at The Gloucester County EMS / Rowan EMS Symposium or separate topics. This team is made up some amazing individuals!

01/14/2026

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12/29/2025

UPDATE: Identified and charged

On Monday morning at approximately 12:13 a.m., officers were dispatched to the 1100 block of Route 73 southbound for a reported motor vehicle crash involving a male riding an e-bike and an unknown vehicle. Upon arrival, officers located a 49-year-old male, later identified as Anthony Caprio III of Magnolia, who was pronounced deceased as a result of the crash.

The involved suspect vehicle, described as a white SUV traveling southbound, fled the scene prior to officers’ arrival. The Mount Laurel Traffic Unit, Detectives Bureau, and the Burlington County Prosecutor’s Office responded and are actively investigating this incident.

The investigation remains ongoing. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Mount Laurel Police Department at 856-234-8300 or the confidential tip line at 856-234-1414 ext. 1599.

All persons are considered innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

10/28/2025

Thank you all for all you do and the sacrifices you make.

06/12/2025

Congrats to our very own President and leader!

02/22/2025

🚑 Shoutout to the Mercury Team! 🚨
Today, our EMT students had the incredible opportunity to learn from Sandy Lynch Massi, who visited the GCEMS Academy to teach an essential lesson on Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM).
As our students prepare to begin their clinical ride-along, understanding the impact of high-stress situations and how to manage them is crucial for their well-being and longevity in EMS. The Mercury Team’s expertise and insights will help them build resilience and develop healthy coping strategies as they step into the field.
💙 Thank you to the Mercury Team for your time, knowledge, and dedication to supporting first responders! Your guidance will make a lasting impact on the next generation of EMTs.

12/25/2024

Happy Holidays and thank you responder family!

11/25/2024

First responders support our communities in times of crisis.

Find out how first responders can prioritize their own stress management and self-care: https://samhsa.gov/dtac/disaster-responders.

10/28/2024