The Revere Police Department Criminal Investigation Division, led by Lt. Stacy Bruzzese, is responsible for conducting follow-up investigations into major crimes occurring in the City of Revere. Each detective has specialized training in investigations and works diligently to solve cases, make arrests, and prepare cases for prosecution. Detectives also conduct narcotic and gang investigations and frequently collaborate with other local, state, and federal agencies.
Contacting Us
Revere Police Department
Criminal Investigation Division (CID)
400 Revere Beach Pkwy
Revere, Ma 02151
CID Commander
Lieutenant Stacey Bruzzese: 781-286-3558
sbruzzese@reverepolice.org
Major Crimes Unit
Sgt. John Gagliardi: 718-656-1111
JGagliardi@reverepolice.org
Det. Dave Caramanica: 781-656-1131
dcaramanica@reverepolice.org
Det. Vedran Trifkovic: 781-656-1145
vtrifkovic@reverepolice.org
Det. Chris Alas:781-656-1446
calas@reverepolice.org
Det. Kevin O’Hara: 718-656-1116
KOhara@reverepolice.org
Det. Christopher Panzini: 781-656-1152
cpanzini@reverepolice.org
Special Investigations Unit
Sgt. Jon Gibson: 781-656-1111
JGibson@reverepolice.org
Suffolk County Sheriff’s Department Lt. Jarrod Trovato: 781-656-1113
Det. Brendon Leslie: 718-656-1153
BLeslie@reverepolice.org
Det. Mark Silvestro: 781-656-1154
msilvestro@reverepolice.org
Evidence & Property Unit
Sgt. Jeff Langone: 781-656-1138
jlangone@reverepolice.org
Crime Analysis Unit
Crime Analyst Sarah White: 781-656-1126
swhite@reverepolice.org
DEA Task Force Officer
Sgt. James Picardi: 571-362-9109
jpicardi@reverepolice.org
Sex Offender Registration
Lt. Lynn Romboli: 781-656-1115
lromboli@reverepolice.com
Property and Evidence Detective
If you believe you have lost any property that may have been turned into the Revere Police Department, please contact the Evidence / Property Detective, Detective Langone jlangone@reverepolice.org
Please be advised in certain cases, your property may be held as evidence in a criminal case. Evidence cannot be retrieved until after the criminal case is completed or in compliance with a court order.
If you were recently arrested and held overnight, your property was transferred with you to Chelsea District Court. Any larger items that were unable to be transferred may be held in storage at the Revere Police Station for a limited amount of time. If you are being held in custody by the court, you are responsible for contacting a family member to retrieve and safeguard your property. Property not retrieved within 30 days will be disposed of.
Human Trafficking Investigations
The Revere Police Department – Special Investigations Unit (SIU) is comprised of investigators with a specific expertise in investigating commercial sexual exploitation and involuntary servitude. The unit works alongside Revere Police personnel assigned to the FBI’s Child Exploitation and Human Trafficking Task Force.
The Revere Police Department employs a multi-disciplinary team and victim-centered approach. We work in collaboration with Federal, State, Local law enforcement, and prosecuting agencies who work with survivors and non-governmental organizations and partners to identify victims and convict their traffickers.
What is it?
Human trafficking, also known as trafficking in persons, is exploitation based. It is a crime that involves compelling or coercing a person to provide labor or services, or to engage in commercial sex acts. The coercion can be subtle or overt, physical or psychological. Exploitation of a minor for commercial sex is human trafficking, regardless of whether any form of force, fraud, or coercion was used.
For additional information, victim services, and awareness, see the links below.
The following phone numberswill provide insight and resources: 
National Center for Missing and Exploited Children
1-800-843-5678
Department of Homeland Security (Blue Campaign)
1-877-964-8329
Polaris Project
888-3737-888
Eve Center
617- 779-2133
My Life My Choice Project
617-779-2179
Support to End Exploitation Now (SEEN) Coalition
617-779-2145
Demand Abolition
617-995-1900
FAQs
The first thing you need to do is obtain a copy of the report. The report will have all pertinent information, including the detective assigned to the case. The detective assigned to your case will contact you. If you would like to contact them, please email or call your detective from the list above.
Victims should complete a Stolen Property Inventory Sheet and list any additional items stolen. You must have the incident case #, which is located on the top left corner of the report. This form should then be submitted to the records department.
Currently the Detective Bureau does not respond to car breaks. The Detecives are notified of the crime, and the intelligence is used to track trends and "hot spots" in the City. Once we have identified a "hot spot", i.e. area where a rash of thefts have occured, we then take proavtive measures to identify and apprehend the suspect(s).