by Dawne Massey
November 16, 2016
Categories: Announcement
Topics: Recruitment
Fifteen out-of-town applicants are in New Orleans this week, and they’re all here taking the first step toward a new career in law enforcement with the NOPD.
by Tyler Gamble
Topics: Modernizing Policing, Police Training
Tomorrow (Nov. 17), the NOPD will graduate the newest class of police officers trained in specialized de-escalation techniques known as Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) training.
November 15, 2016
Less than a week after being promoted to Sergeant, NOPD Officer Jeff Wellborn died today (Nov. 15) after suffering a stroke over the weekend.
by Aaron Looney
Funeral services will be held today, November 15, and Wednesday, November 16, for former NOPD Officer Jude William Lewis, who passed away on November 8, 2016.
November 11, 2016
Topics: Good Police Work, Partnerships
A statewide victims advocacy group has named Commander Doug Eckert as an “Agent of Change” in the community who is working to create positive change to end sexual violence in New Orleans.
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