by Dawne Massey
March 1, 2017
Categories: Community
Topics: Community Policing
Sgt. Frank Robertson, a 15-year veteran of the police department, is the NOPD’s official liaison to the city’s Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) community.
by Ambria R. Washington
Categories: On the Beat
Topics: Community Policing, Good Police Work
NOPD officers do a lot more than patrol the streets during Mardi Gras. Here's an inside scoop of NOPD's Mobile Command Unit and its purpose.
by Aaron E. Looney
Categories: Community, On the Beat, Videos
For NOPD First District Officer Athena Monteleone and her Field Training Recruit, Rachel Harris, a Mardi Gras patrol along Canal Street on the night of Feb. 26 turned into a lifesaving situation.
February 25, 2017
Categories: Community, Videos
Topics: Community Policing, Partnerships
Zulu's theme for this year is "Stop the Violence." Check out how one NOPD officer who is a Zulu member is taking the theme to another level.
February 17, 2017
Categories: On the Beat, Videos
Topics: Community Policing, First District
Working as the administrative supervisor for the NOPD’s First District, Sgt. Zenia Smith-Williams wears many hats in her day-to-day duties.
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