by Dawne Massey
December 14, 2016
Categories: Community
Topics: Community Policing
Officers from the Fourth District spread some holiday cheer at Dwight D. Eisenhower Elementary School this morning, as they handed out toys and games to more than 50 students in pre-K, kindergarten and first grade.
by Ambria Washington
Topics: Community Policing, Fifth District
The NOPD's Fifth District is partnering with First Pilgrim Baptist church to collect toys that will go to children and their families in the Fifth District on Christmas Day.
by Tyler Gamble
December 12, 2016
Topics: Community Policing, Partnerships
A total of 80 neighborhood students rode off on brand-new bicycles at the department’s 'Christmas in the Sixth' event over the weekend.
December 10, 2016
Topics: Community Policing, Partnerships, Third District
Dozens of children and their families enjoyed a pancake breakfast this morning (Dec. 10) courtesy of Third District police officers.
Topics: Fourth District, Good Police Work, Partnerships
Fourth District Officer Shantell Howard has been named the Bardell Co. Officer of the Month this December.
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