Thank you to the Pasadena Memorial High School FFA (Pasadena Independent School District) members for treating local first responders to snow cones yesterday. Several local police agencies and the Pasadena Fire Department enjoyed a sweet treat while enjoying a visit with students and teachers at the Ag Shop.
Every year, the Pasadena Police Department participates in National Night Out, a national community-building campaign that enhances the relationship between neighbors and law enforcement while bringing back a true sense of community.
National Night Out provides an excellent opportunity to bring police and neighbors together under positive circumstances. To register your neighborhood and to request a visit from the police department, scan the QR code or visit our website. For any questions you may have, contact our Community Services Division at (713)475-7025.
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5 year officer – $83,200/yr or $40/hr.*
1 year officer – $69,680/yr or $33.50/hr.*
Cadet – $57,200/yr or $27.50/hr.*
Top out pay $102,315/yr or $49.19/hr.*
*Pay scale listed above does not include shift differential or incentive pay for licenses and education. Actual salaries will be higher.
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Tomorrow the Bay Area Council on Drugs and Alcohol invites Pasadena and surrounding middle and high schoolers to attend the Youth Advocacy Summit.
This event is the perfect place for young leaders to join together, tackle big issues, and discover ways to make a huge difference in our community!
Precinct 8 Deputies along with our friends from surrounding agencies attended First Responder Day at Pasadena Memorial High School. A big thank to the PMHS FFA for treating us all with snow cones! Go Mavs!
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National Night Out is scheduled for Tuesday, October 1, 2024. If you or your neighborhood is planning to host an event that evening and would like a Precinct 8 Deputy to stop by, please let us know by filling out a submission form at the link below.
National Night Out is an annual community-building initiative that brings residents and law enforcement agencies together to foster stronger community relationships and promote neighborhood safety. It provides a great opportunity to bring first responders and neighbors together under positive circumstances.
To tell us about your event, visit: https://constable8.harriscountytx.gov/Forms/National-Night-Out
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Today, we celebrate National Police Women’s Day! We honor all the women who chose this profession to boldly stand as role models for women who aspire to work in law enforcement. Your resilience and commitment are a source of inspiration for us all.
We are especially thankful to the women behind the badge that serve Precinct 8!
On September 12th, we celebrate the brave women who have dedicated their lives to protecting their communities. Specifically, we would like to honor those who serve here, in the City of La Porte. The women in our department serve in many roles such as leadership, criminal investigations, crime scene investigators, school resource officers, mental health officers, field training officers, and so much more. We are so grateful for the individual qualities each of you bring. Happy National Police Woman Day! We are so lucky to have you.
Have you planned your National Night Out party? Contact Sheila Plovanich at 281-930-2118 or SPlovanich@deer
NNO is Tuesday, October 1st.
This past Saturday, members of the Honor Guard came together with other department and Honor Guard members to pay tribute to the lives lost. Their participation served as a solemn reminder of the importance of honoring those who were affected. #NeverForget #HonorGuard #911Anniversary
⚠️PUBLIC ALERT⚠️ Precinct 8 Deputies are conducting traffic control for a chemical leak in the 11200 block of Bay Area Blvd. The roadway is closed from Port Rd to Choate Rd. Expect delays and seek alternate routes.
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Remembering 9/11 is a solemn reflection on the tragic events of September 11, 2001, when terrorist attacks claimed the lives of nearly 3,000 men, women, and children in New York City, Washington, D.C., and Pennsylvania.
We honor the victims, the first responders who risked and gave their lives, and the resilience shown in the aftermath. This day is marked by memorials, moments of silence, and a collective commitment to never forget the impact of that day on the world and the enduring spirit of unity and strength that followed.
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Constable Sandlin hosted a swearing-in ceremony this afternoon at our Clear Lake station for the newest member of the Precinct 8 family, Andrew Ayala. Congratulations
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Today is the perfect opportunity to save $10 on your registration for the Back the Blue 5K Fun Run! Celebrate and support local law enforcement while enjoying a fun and active day. Participants can join in the run, contributing to a great cause, and immerse themselves in the community spirit. Don’t miss out on this limited-time offer! Register now at www.backthebluebbqfest.org and be part of an event that honors those who protect and serve. Hurry—this discount is available today only!
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In times of emergency, having a disaster kit can be a lifesaver. It’s essential to have supplies on hand to ensure your safety and comfort.
Your kit should include essentials like water, non-perishable food, a reliable communication device, first aid supplies, and items for personal hygiene. Remember to consider the specific needs of your household, including pets, children, or individuals with disabilities.
By being prepared, you can face challenges with confidence and resilience.
Ask us how to become a sponsor for the 2024 Back the Blue BBQ Festival and 5K Fun Run presented by UPS Industrial Services.
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Enjoy a visit by city leaders, police, fire, and EMS personnel. Contact Sheila Plovanich at 281-930-2118 or SPlovanich@deer
NATIONAL NIGHT OUT 2024 IS TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1ST.
#WaterOutage {Monday, 9/9/24 at 8:25AM}
Crews are on the scene to repair a break in a 12″ water line in the Bliss Meadows subdivision from Spencer to South Meadow and from Bliss Meadows to Sinclair.
This could also impact the businesses on the south side of Spencer between Bliss Meadows to Sinclair. We currently anticipate 4-6 hours.
On Thursday, September 5, 2024, members with the Precinct 8 Street Crimes Unit recovered a stolen vehicle in the 500 block of Bay Area Blvd. Deputies located the stolen vehicle, a 2022 blue Audi Q3, at La Quinta Inn & Suites and initiated a felony stop. A check of the vehicle confirmed it was reported stolen through Broward County Sheriff’s Office in Florida. The driver was detained and identified as 30 year old Bryshere Ronald Gray. Deputies detected a strong odor of marijuana emitting from the vehicle and observed plastic tubes containing a wax substance. The narcotics were retrieved and submitted as evidence for analysis. Further investigation revealed, Gray rented the vehicle from Enterprise and did not return the vehicle on the agreed date of August 7th, 2024. Gray was charged with felony Theft and booked into the Harris County Joint Processing Center.
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Precinct 8, in partnership with the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF), encourages all community members to participate in Gun Storage Check Week. This initiative, timed to coincide with National Suicide Prevention Month, is a vital reminder to review and secure your firearm storage practices. Proper storage can help prevent unwanted access and protect those who may be in crisis. To support safe firearm storage, our agency is handing out FREE gun locks at our Clear Lake station located at 16602 Diana Ln during normal business hours. These locks are provided by Project ChildSafe, a nationwide program dedicated to promoting firearm safety and responsible storage. The locks are available to anyone in our community. Your proactive actions can make a difference in ensuring the safety and well-being of everyone in our community. For more information on Project Child Safe, visit projectchildsafe.org.
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Bay Area Council on Drugs and Alcohol ( BACODA ) invites Pasadena and surrounding middle and high schoolers to attend the Youth Advocacy Summit on Saturday, September 14, 2024. This event is the perfect place for young leaders to join together, tackle big issues, and discover ways to make a huge difference in our community!
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If you are a Deer Park resident and have a police-related question, you can call our Dispatch and request to speak to a police officer.
A few weeks ago, OEM became aware of a scam artist targeting potential vendors for the Health and Safety Fair. The woman posted a comment saying that she “only had a few spots so contact her soon.” We know of at least two people who contacted her and were told that there was a price associated with having a booth that needed to be paid to her.
Fortunately, we were able to stop them from sending her money and registered them the correct way. We have reported her to Facebook.
Her name is Grace Inman. Please be aware that she, based on information I received, tried this at Lomax Arena as well during one of their events.
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September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness and extend a helping hand to those struggling with mental health. It is a time to remember the lives lost to suicide, acknowledge the millions more who have experienced suicidal thoughts, and the many individuals and families that have been impacted by suicide. If you or someone you know is struggling with thoughts of suicide, please know that you don’t have to face it alone. Reach out to a friend, family member, or anyone you are comfortable with.
Call or text the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988 for free and confidential support.
The Gulf Coast Violent Offenders and Fugitive Task Force is a United States Marshals administered task force whose mission is to apprehend violent fugitives. While the GCVOFTF’s area of responsibility encompasses almost the entire Texas Gulf Coast, the GCVOFTF Pasadena Team primarily works within the Houston Region on fugitive cases connected to investigations in Pasadena and other surrounding agencies.
Recently, members of the GCVOFTF Pasadena Team were made aware of a fugitive who was on Puerto Rico’s most wanted list for multiple counts of sexual assault of a child. They developed information that this fugitive was possibly in the area. Ultimately, our team located the suspect, arrested him, and extradited him to Puerto Rico.
The team has selflessly chosen to serve in a division that seeks the most violent offenders to protect the people who live and work in our area. Their bravery in fulfilling their mission is a testament to their character and the embodiment of the selfless service of the members of the Pasadena Police Department.
Please visit our website to view our current Most Wanted Fugitives list. https://ow.ly/VpHe50TfhZP
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Join us this Saturday, September 7th, at 9:30 a.m. for the annual Pasadena Livestock Show & Rodeo Parade, marking the beginning of our 2024 Cook-off and Rodeo season. The parade begins at 9:30 a.m. at the Pasadena Indoor Flea Market and concludes at Veterans Memorial Stadium. City of Pasadena, Texas – Government Pasadena Chamber of Commerce
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Looking to showcase your grillin skills? We would love to have you join us at our Back the Blue Festival. The 2024 Back the Blue Festival presented by UPS Industrial Services will be Saturday, October 19th.
A Committee of Chiefs of Police and Command level officers from across Texas assisted in developing standards critical for the proper functioning of Texas law enforcement agencies. They reviewed Texas law and other State Accreditation Program standards to determine which were most appropriate. This program committee is the Texas Police Chief’s Association (TPCA).
Of the over 2,700 police agencies in the state, only 221 are accredited, and the Pasadena Police Department is proud to have earned this distinction. This accreditation requires the constant review of our policies, procedures and practices to ensure we meet TPCA’s standards. This accreditation was first achieved in July of 2021 and has been met every year since.
Congratulations to Pasadena Police Department Alumni Chief Gene Ellis as he continues his journey as TPCA’s Executive Director.
Last week, the members of the Digitial Intelligence Unit, along with Sgt. D. Franklund, Sgt. S. Coulter, Officer P. Sinitiere, and G. Cook, attended the National Real Time Crime Center Association Conference in Scottsdale, Arizona. The NRTCC is at the forefront of utilizing new technology, crime analysis, pro-active policing strategies and agency collaboration to suppress and prevent crime in real time. We appreciate the NRTCC and the valuable training that was provided to our team at this conference.
We are saddened about the murder of one of our Precinct 4 Deputies on his way to work today.
Our deputy was transported to Ben Taub hospital where he was pronounced deceased.
Constable Mark Herman is on his way to Ben Taub hospital to be with his deceased deputy and family.
We will not release the deputy’s name at this time.
Follow us at http://Facebook.com/Precinct4 and Download our new mobile app “C4 NOW” to receive live feeds on crime, arrests & traffic accidents in your area.
Mark your calendar!! Saturday, October 19th……
If you would like to set up a booth at the 2024 Back the Blue BBQ Festival and 5K Fun Run presented by UPS Industrial Services contact Shawn Bailey at 352-949-9332 or pasadenamarket@
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Today was a wonderful day to celebrate promotions and awards at the La Porte Police Department. Sergeant Anthony Bish was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant and Detective Tobie Bogue was promoted to the rank of Sergeant. Dispatcher Charlene Fox received a Life Saving Award, DOT Officer Lee Pinon received a Medal of Valor, Detective Kelly Green received a Chief’s Commendation, and Crime Scene Investigator Juan Gonzalez received a Chief’s Commendation. Please join us in congratulating all of these wonderful individuals who selflessly serve our community!
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SUSPECT ARRESTED AFTER BURGLARIZING 42 VEHICLES
Precinct 8 Investigators arrested a burglary suspect this week after an extensive investigation. Multiple vehicle burglaries committed by the suspect occurred on August 9, 2024 at the Caroline Apartments, located in the 1200 block of E Nasa Pkwy, where 42 vehicles were burglarized. Among them was a marked patrol vehicle. Through the course of the investigation, Precinct 8 Investigators identified 23 year old Dalen Traell Bright as the suspect and obtained a search warrant for his residence and arrest warrants for Burglary of Motor Vehicle and Criminal Mischief. On August 27, 2024, members of the Precinct 8 Criminal Investigations Division and our Street Crimes Unit executed a search warrant at Bright’s residence in the 700 block of Preston Ave. in Pasadena. During the search, deputies located a handgun, methamphetamine, crack cocaine, marijuana and drug paraphernalia consistent with the sale and distribution of narcotics. A further search of the residence yielded multiple stolen items including stolen police equipment. Precinct 8 Deputies initiated a traffic stop on the suspect’s vehicle and Bright was placed under arrest for the active warrants. Deputies conducted a search of the vehicle incident to arrest and located a black mask and multiple window breaking tools. The Harris County District Attorney’s Office was contacted and accepted additional charges for Possession with Intent to Deliver and Possession of Criminal Instrument, but declined Theft charges for possession of the stolen property. Bright was transported to the Harris County Joint Processing Center where his bonds were set at a total of $40,100. Bright was later released on a Personal Bond.
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We love receiving photos from our Pasadena community showcasing our officers in action and lending a helping hand. Ms. Cristy took a moment to photograph evening shift Officer A. Perez and captioned the photo: Caught in the act of great service work!
In these photos, Officer A. Perez pushes a stalled vehicle from the roadway into the nearest accessible parking lot, preventing a potential accident and reducing the stress of those stranded in heavy traffic. Thank you, Ms. Cristy, for putting a smile on our faces and recognizing Officer A. Perez’s determination (and strength) to protect our citizens! 💪💪💪
Sharing on behalf of TX DPS: DPS Offers Safety Tips Ahead of Labor Day Holiday
As part of an effort to keep drivers safe this Labor Day weekend, the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) is increasing enforcement efforts, including Operation Crash Awareness Reduction Effort (CARE) Aug. 30 through Sept. 2, statewide.
Operation CARE is a specialized campaign in which Texas Highway Patrol Troopers look for drivers who are speeding, intoxicated, not complying with Texas’ Move Over, Slow Down law or violating other laws.
During last year’s Labor Day enforcement campaign, Troopers issued more than 43,179 citations and warnings, including 4,332 for speeding; 990 for no insurance; 421 for individuals without seat belts or child seat restraints; and over 207 for Move Over, Slow Down violations. DPS also arrested 193 people on DWI charges and 222 people for other felony charges.
Here are some other safety tips to keep in mind:
• Don’t drink and drive. Make alternate plans if you are consuming alcohol.
• Move Over or Slow Down for police, fire, EMS, Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) vehicles and tow trucks stopped on the side of the road with emergency lights activated. Show the same courtesy to fellow drivers who are stopped on the side of the road. So far in 2024, there have been more than 4,510 Move Over, Slow Down violations.
• Buckle up everyone in the vehicle — it’s the law.
• Slow down, especially in bad weather, heavy traffic, unfamiliar areas or construction zones.
• Eliminate distractions while driving, including the use of mobile devices. Texas law prohibits the use of portable wireless devices to read, write or send an electronic message unless the vehicle is stopped. If you’re using a navigation device or app, have a passenger operate it so you can keep your eyes on the road.
• Drive defensively, as holiday travel can present additional challenges.
• On multi-lane roads, use the left lane for passing only. Not only is it courteous driving and avoids impeding traffic, Texas law requires slower traffic to keep to the right and to use the left lane for passing only (when posted).
• Don’t cut in front of large trucks and try not to brake quickly in front of them. They can’t maneuver as easily as passenger vehicles and pickup trucks.
• If you can Steer It, Clear It: If you are involved in a non-injury crash and your vehicle can be moved, clear the traffic lanes to minimize traffic impact. Leaving vehicles in a traffic lane increases traffic congestion and leaves those involved with an increased risk of harm or a secondary wreck. On some highways, if you don’t move your vehicle when it’s safe to do so, it’s against the law.
• Keep the Texas Roadside Assistance number stored in your phone. Dial 1-800-525-5555 for any type of assistance. The number can also be found on the back of a Texas Driver License.
• Check your vehicle to make sure it is properly maintained and always ensure your cargo is secure.
• Report road hazards or anything suspicious to the nearest law enforcement agency.
• Monitor weather and road conditions wherever you are traveling.
If there is an emergency, dial 911.
To reach the La Porte Police Department non-emergency, dial 281-471-2141.
❗️IF YOU SEE SOMETHING, SAY SOMETHING❗️
Remember, you can report suspicious or criminal activity to us 24/7 by calling 281-488-4040 (option 1) or online through our website at https://constable8.harriscountytx.gov/Forms/Report-Criminal-or-Suspicious-Activity. Please note that online submissions are not monitored 24/7. Tips regarding any drug activity can be directed to the Street Crimes Division.
With the public’s help, we become much more effective at combating crime!
If you have any information regarding the whereabouts of individuals featured on our Most Wanted list, please contact Warrant Officer S. Jackson at 281.478.2088 or sjackson@deerpa
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The 4th Annual Back the Blue Festival is quickly approaching. There are many ways to participate! -Share the information with others and join us on October 19th for a day filled with fun! -Become a sponsor and donate to the Back the Blue event benefitting La Porte & Deer Park Police Departments & Associations! -Join the Back the Blue Certified 5k & Fun Run/Walk. To register visit: https://raceroster.com/events/2024/90641/back-the-blue-5k -Become a vendor! Call Shawn at 352-949-9332 and grab your vendor spot today! – Do you have the best BBQ in town? Register today to join the other cook-off teams and take a chance at taking home the 1st place trophy! Visit www.backthebluebbqfest.org for more information! -And finally, donate to our Silent Auction! Do you own a business and would like to donate items to our silent auction, The Community Real Estate Crew can assist you! Call Chisty at 281-731-8934 or Lauree at 832-647-6733 to make your contribution!
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The Pasadena Police Department proudly celebrates the remarkable women who completed the Rape Aggression Defense (R.A.D.) course. Their dedication to the demanding training, which included both educational and physical components, is truly inspiring. Despite being away from their families, these women emerged feeling empowered and proud of their accomplishments. The profound impact of the experience has led many to express a desire to retake the course in the future. This enthusiasm underscores the program’s effectiveness. Additionally, we acknowledge several department members—Officers L. Wilcheck, L. Robles, M. Adams, M. Aguirre, L. Argueta, Detective L. Trevino, Sgt. C. Hamilton, and Retired Detective R. Ibarra—for their commitment to enhancing community relations and support.
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We are thrilled to celebrate these incredible and resilient women who have successfully completed the Rape Aggression Defense (R.A.D.) course that the Pasadena Police Department hosted.
The attendees’ dedication to this intense program is nothing short of inspiring. This class required days of educational and physical training; despite the challenge of being away from their families, they persevered and now feel more empowered, confident, and immensely proud of their achievements. The impact of this experience was so profound that many expressed a desire to retake the course when PPD offers the class again. Their enthusiasm speaks volumes about the value and effectiveness of the training.
We recognize several members of our department for their determination to bridge the gap and strengthen our community — Officers L. Wilcheck, L. Robles, M. Adams, Officer M. Aguirre, L. Argueta, Detective L. Trevino, Sgt. C. Hamilton, and Retired Pasadena PD Detective R. Ibarra.
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Dispatch: $23.58 an hour beginning base pay. Top out pay $34.62.
Jailer: $20.43 an hour beginning base pay. Top out pay $29.99.
Plus shift differential, license incentive, education incentive and benefits.
The Deer Park Police Department is hiring dispatchers and jailers! No experience required. Apply online at: https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/deerpark
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The La Porte Police Department is seeking the help of the public to identify the subject vehicle depicted in the photos and video. On Monday, 07/15/24, during the daytime hours, the subject backed their vehicle, an older black model Toyota Corolla or Camry, into pump # 8 at the Shell gas station located at 3124 S Broadway and did approximately $1500 in damage. The subject left the scene without making contact with business owner and providing their information. The subject is seen leaving the business and heading northbound on S. Broadway. The vehicle has damage to the rear driver side taillight, that resulted from the impact with the gas pump. If anyone recognizes this vehicle, please contact the La Porte Police Department’s Criminal Investigation Division at 281-842-3173 and reference case # 24-01935.
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The Pasadena Police Department was honored to receive a visit from Retired Sergeant McCreight. A graduate of Pasadena Police Academy Class #19, Sergeant McCreight had a remarkable career in which he served as the department’s helicopter pilot and later became a pilot instructor. Sgt. McCreight flew numerous missions, including a notable 24-hour flight to Florida. During his visit, Sergeant McCreight made one heartfelt request: to reclaim his hat badge, #92, assigned to him during his service. This badge, a powerful symbol of his dedication and commitment, holds a special place in his heart. Without hesitation, Assistant Chief Dombrowa made this happen, and together with Chief Wright, they were happy to surprise Sergeant McCreight with his badge. We always enjoy reconnecting with our retired brothers and sisters in blue, and we are deeply grateful for Sergeant McCreight’s service and lasting impact on our department.
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Be aware of a new scam called “Quishing;” which is phishing with QR codes. Did you receive an unsolicited package at your home? Did it come with a QR code, instructing you to scan it? Do not scan the QR code unless you know the sender’s credibility. Scammers can download malware on your cell phone if you scan the QR code.
Here are some tips when you see a QR code:
Do not scan a randomly found QR code.
Be suspicious if, after scanning a QR code, the site asks for a password or login info.
Do not scan QR codes received in emails or text messages unless you know they are legitimate. Call the sender to confirm.
Some scammers are physically pasting bogus codes over legitimate ones. If it looks as though a code has been tampered with, don’t use it. Same thing with legitimate ads you pick up or get in the mail.
To read more about QR Code scams, visit: https://www.fbi.gov/contact-us/field-offices/elpaso/news/fbi-tech-tuesday-building-a-digital-defense-against-qr-code-scams
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This puppy was located this morning at the Pasadena Police Department and we believe she has an owner; she is approximately 4-6 months old, very clean and will fetch. If you are looking for her, please contact us at (713)477-1221.
Celebrating our four legged partners on National Dog Day! These loyal companions work tirelessly alongside our deputies, helping to keep our community safe. From sniffing out danger to protecting their handlers, our K9 heroes deserve all the love and appreciation today and every day!
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We are excited to introduce Officer B. Kelldorf Jr.’s new partner, K9 Taz to the Pasadena Police Department. Officer B. Kelldorf Jr. continues to pursue his passion of being a K9 handler and has taken on the responsibility of training his new partner, Taz.
In April, PPD received Taz, a 1-year-old Dutch Shepherd that was purchased from Hill Country Dog Center. Officer B. Kelldorf Jr. and Taz endured a rigorous 4-week training course that covered various topics; some topics included canine care, principles of conditioning, basic characteristics of odor, building searches, & gunfire training.
On a daily basis, Officer B. Kelldorf Jr. practices patience as he is Taz’s first handler. Kelldorf Jr. admires the fact that Taz is very attentive; “he has a good on/ off switch … when it’s time to work, he works, and when it’s time to be off, he just chills.”
Although Officer Kelldorf has several years of experience as a canine handler, he is learning to build a canine from the ground up. He explains that overall, it has been challenging, but the benefits outweigh any obstacles. He is excited to continue to learn and grow with Taz and reminds himself of the importance of effective communication because sometimes, when working with Taz, it feels like he’s dealing with a toddler … with very sharp teeth.
🐾Today is National Dog Day, and we want to recognize the dedicated dogs of the Pasadena Police Department. Our canines’ primary responsibility is assisting patrol and other divisions in searching and apprehending suspects, conducting narcotic searches in patrol and investigation scenarios, and investigating money seizures in relation to narcotics investigations. They also assist with warrant services and attend community events. We are grateful for the time each handler dedicates to building a bond with our canines; these canines serve as protectors and loyal friends, solidifying their role as not just dogs but members of our police family. 🐾
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It is with profound sadness the La Porte Police Department announces the passing of former Chief Ron Parker.
Chief Parker dedicated the majority of his policing career to serving the community of La Porte. He was known for his honor, integrity, and unwavering dedication. Chief Parker joined the La Porte Police Department in 1984 and faithfully served in several divisions before his appointment to Chief in October 2018. During his time as chief, the department made great progress in the areas of public safety and community engagement. Chief Parker also played a key role in helping the department achieve accreditation status with the State of Texas in 2009. In March 2020, Chief Parker took a position as the Chief of Police in Brenham, TX, where he served until his retirement in March of this year.
Chief Parker’s legacy of service and commitment will continue to inspire others. Our deepest condolences go out to his wife, Debbie, and his family during this difficult time. On behalf of the La Porte Police Department, we thank Chief Parker for his service, and he will be deeply missed.
All you runners, walkers, skippers, and strollers,…
REGISTRATION IS OPEN!!
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Pasadena ISD Administration Building
Blood Drive
In Honor of Alex Bejjani
Wednesday, September 4
1:00 pm -4:00 pm
Donor Coach
3920 Mickey Gilley Blvd- Pasadena, TX 77502
Precinct 8 deputies and staff participated in CPR and Stop the Bleed training this week! A big thank you to Ally Medical ER Clear Lake for providing this training at no cost.
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