Cadets Complete Their First Week: Embracing the Uniform Lifestyle Last week marked the first week of training for the newest class of cadets at the Police Academy—a pivotal moment in their transition to law enforcement. This week is more than just training; it’s a shift in mindset, discipline, and identity. For these cadets, the transition began with shedding civilian clothes and stepping into uniforms—a powerful symbol of commitment, duty, and responsibility. Wearing the uniform is more than just a change in appearance; it’s a commitment to a new lifestyle, one rooted in integrity, sacrifice and the public’s trust. This transformation is not just external but internal. The Academy’s rigorous curriculum introduces cadets to the complexities of law enforcement, the importance of teamwork, and the value of community engagement. The once-familiar outside world now looks different—every scenario a potential call to action, every moment an opportunity to serve. The cadets’ first week is just the beginning of a lifelong journey of learning, growing, and adapting. As they stand together in uniform, they embrace the challenges ahead, ready to learn and uphold the values they now represent.
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These 🤡’s were caught on camera using stolen credit cards. Your tips could crack the case for DPPD.
On 10/27/24, the suspects in the below photographs were seen driving a black Acura sedan while attempting to use credit cards stolen during a prior residential burglary. If you have any information on their identity, contact Detective Huff at 281-930-2149 or [email protected].
DPPD: Lock those doors and hide your valuables.
PPD officers chilling at Chik-Fil-A’s Puppies and Police on the Patio event.
🐶 The Real Stars of the Night Joining the officers were some of the most adorable puppies. These furry friends bought so much energy, excitement, cuddles, and wagging tails to attendees of all ages. Thank you, Chik-Fil-A, for inviting us to the “Puppies and Police on the Patio” Event.
Meet our newly trained PPD Service Officers, ready to transform community safety. Congratulations!
Congratulations to Our New Police Service Officers! 🎉 The Pasadena Police Department is thrilled to celebrate the accomplishments of our Police Service Officers (PSOs), who have successfully completed an intensive 20-week training program. During their training, these dedicated individuals honed critical skills to: ✅ Operate effectively in the jail environment. ✅ Respond to emergency and non-emergency calls with professionalism and efficiency. ✅ Manage fire dispatch operations to ensure community safety. We couldn’t be prouder of their hard work, resilience, and commitment to serving our community. Please join us in wishing them great success as they embark on this exciting new chapter in their careers! 👏💙
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Video: Discover how the Blue Family Thanksgiving transformed lives by delivering meals to over 500 families—your support can create miracles.
This year, the Blue Family Thanksgiving program provided Thanksgiving dinner to over 500 families in the Harris County area. Thank you to everyone who participated in supporting this amazing achievement.
As we reflect on the success of our 13th Annual Blue Family Thanksgiving, we want to extend our heartfelt gratitude to the incredible sponsors who made it all possible. Your generosity and partnership truly embody the spirit of community and giving.
Chevron Pasadena
Rockwell Management
United Providers of Texas–Pasadena
The Serrano Insurance Agency
Action Towing, Inc
J. Carter & Associates
Starbucks (5510 Spencer)
Walmart (1107 Shaver St.)
El Mesquite (424 Broadway-Houston)
Our hearts are filled with gratitude for the privilege of serving and protecting this remarkable community. The Pasadena Police Department wishes you and your loved ones a safe and happy Thanksgiving.
ITC’s incredible generosity to PPD is transforming holiday spirits and spreading joy to Pasadena families.
Year after year, your generosity spreads holiday joy and brings smiles to Pasadena families. We are truly grateful to have such dedicated partners in our community—Thank you, ITC, for supporting such a wonderful cause!
The Pasadena PD Running Team defied gravity and conquered Texas’ highest half marathon fueled by grit and determination.
🏃♂️💪👏💙 ************************ The Pasadena PD Running Team conquered the La Porte By the Bay Half Marathon this past weekend! 🏃♂️💪 Known as the Highest Off-the-Ground Half Marathon in Texas, this challenging course took our runners across the iconic Fred Hartman Bridge, soaring 177 feet above the water. It was tough, but our team powered through with determination and grit. Amazing job representing Pasadena PD with pride! 👏💙
PPD had a surprise from the American Legion 521 dropping off some snacks and holiday cheer.
Thanks to the American Legion Auxiliary Pasadena Unit 521 for stopping by with some thoughtful goodies for our officers! Your kindness and support mean the world to us as we work to serve and protect our amazing community. 💙👮♂️ American Legion Post 521
PISD PD judging a hawt chili cook-off at Marshall Kendrick Middle School, a fiery adventure igniting taste buds.
Thank you to Marshall Kendrick Middle School for inviting us to the chili cook-off! 🌶️ We had a blast judging all the delicious entries. It was a tough job, but someone had to do it! 😜 Thanks for the spicy fun!
PPD is knocking out of the park for the kids this Christmas, Chesterton Company made more than a photo dump.
Another year, another show of incredible support from Chesterton Company! Your team’s ongoing generosity continues to brighten the holidays for Pasadena families through Officer Santa. Thank you for being with us year after year!
For more information on how you can participate, please contact Officer Lisa Wilchek at 713-475-7025. If you would like to donate to our Officer Santa program, you may access the wish list at https://a.co/9nGIN3h .(These items will be shipped directly to the Pasadena Police Department for distribution.)
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👮 Deer Park’s Most Wanted 👮
Deer Park’s Most Wanted 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 [email protected]
Registration is now open for LPPD’s Blue Santa program through December 4th.
Indulge in a scoop of conversation with LPPD’s Cone with a Cop December 3rd.
Come out and enjoy a cone and a conversation! We look forward to sharing a sweet treat with you!
Video: Don’t let holiday shopping turn into a nightmare. PPD’s crucial safety tips that every savvy shopper must know this season.
🎄 Holiday Shopping Safety Tips from the Pasadena Police Department 🎄
As the holiday season approaches, the Pasadena Police Department encourages everyone to prioritize safety while shopping. Here are some essential tips to keep in mind:
*Stay Alert: Be aware of your surroundings, especially in parking lots and crowded areas. Avoid distractions like using your phone.
*Secure Your Valuables: Keep purses, wallets, and shopping bags close to your body. Never leave them unattended in shopping carts or vehicles.
*Use Secure Payment Methods: Opt for credit cards over cash, and utilize contactless payment options when available.
*Shop on Trusted Websites: When shopping online, avoid using public Wi-Fi networks.
*Protect Your Packages: Arrange for deliveries when someone is home, or use secure pickup locations to prevent theft.
*Lock Your Car Doors: Always lock your vehicle, even if you’re stepping away for a moment. An unlocked car is an easy target for thieves.
By following these precautions, you can help ensure a safe and enjoyable holiday shopping experience.
Happy Holidays, Pasadena!
Memorial Baptist Church is spreading winter magic to Pasadena families donating to PPD’s Officer Santa program.
A big thank you to Memorial Baptist Church for supporting our Officer Santa program! Your generosity helps us bring holiday joy to Pasadena families. We’re grateful for community partners like you! Memorial Baptist Church Pasadena
For more information on how you can participate, please contact Officer Lisa Wilchek at 713-475-7025. If you would like to donate to our Officer Santa program, you may access the wish list at https://a.co/9nGIN3h .(These items will be shipped directly to the Pasadena Police Department for distribution.)
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Discover how the International Longshoremen’s Association is spreading holiday cheer for PPD’s Officer Santa program.
Thank You, International Longshoremen’s Association Local 1351! The Pasadena Police Department sincerely appreciates your generous donation to our Officer Santa program. Your ongoing support brings holiday joy to families in our community. Thank you for making a difference!
ILA Local 1351 Clerks & Checkers
For more information on how you can participate, please contact Officer Lisa Wilchek at 713-475-7025. If you would like to donate to our Officer Santa program, you may access the wish list at https://a.co/9nGIN3h .(These items will be shipped directly to the Pasadena Police Department for distribution.)
Registration for LPPD’s Blue Santa is now open until December 4th.
PPD’s Officer Santa program is making an early impact due to 4-Horn Industrial’s generous donation.
The Pasadena Police Department would like to extend our deepest gratitude to 4-Horn Industrial for their generous donation of gifts to our Officer Santa program. 🎁🎅 Your consistent support over the years has helped bring joy and smiles to countless children in our community during the holiday season. It’s partnerships like yours that make Pasadena a wonderful place to live and serve. 4-Horn Investments For more information on how you can participate, please contact Officer Lisa Wilchek at 713-475-7025. If you would like to donate to our Officer Santa program, you may access the wish list at https://a.co/9nGIN3h .(These items will be shipped directly to the Pasadena Police Department for distribution.)
LPPD Detective Breeding is set to change crime-solving in La Porte with a her polygraph certification.
Media Relations Information for November 19th, 2024
Public Relations Officer – Assistant Chief John Krueger
Office: 281-842-3161
La Porte Police Detective Completes Rigorous Polygraph Examiner School
As of Friday, November 15th, the La Porte Police Department has gained another fully certified polygraph examiner.
LPPD Detective Ashley Breeding spent the past 10 weeks in Austin attending the Texas Department of Public Safety Law Enforcement Polygraph School, where she completed 400 hours of training in polygraph examination.
Known in movies and other media as “lie detector tests,” real-life law enforcement agencies use polygraphs to test a person’s various physiological responses to certain questions. While the polygraph tests administered for employment and other processes are shorter, criminal polygraph examinations can span multiple hours. Because of this, certified administrators must be very well-trained and versed in the process.
Breeding will now become LPPDs second polygraph examiner, as La Porte Chief Scott Pullig is currently retaining his position as the agency’s lead polygraph examiner while Breeding hones her skills.
“The Texas Department of Public Safety Polygraph School is a nationally renowned program, and their curriculum is both informative and intense,” said Chief Pullig. “Detective Breeding is taking on a significant role for our organization, and her work will aid the La Porte community in many inconspicuous ways. We are extremely proud of her and are confident she will do great things with her certification.”
Video: Help PPD catch two 🤡’s who stole a victim’s credit cards.
Credit/Debit Card Abuse (case # 24-017416)
On November 6, 2024, the two pictured subjects arrived at the victim’s place of business, stole his credit cards and used them at three area businesses without the victim’s knowledge or authorization. These suspects are believed to be driving a black, 2016 Chevrolet Malibu.
If you recognize this person or have any information regarding this case, please contact Detective Wright at 713-475-7053.
Deer Park Police made a funny.
Action Resources is spreading holiday cheer to families for PPD’s Officer Santa program.
Thank You, Action Resources! 🎁🎅 The Pasadena Police Department sincerely appreciates your generous donation to our Officer Santa program. Your consistent support helps us bring holiday joy to families in our community. Thank you for making a difference! Action Resources For more information on how you can participate, please contact Officer Lisa Wilchek at 713-475-7025. If you would like to donate to our Officer Santa program, you may access the wish list at https://a.co/9nGIN3h .(These items will be shipped directly to the Pasadena Police Department for distribution.)
Meet Officer S. Trevino, the powerhouse instructor transforming future PPD officers with 21 years of experience tackling family violence and sex crimes.
The Pasadena Police Department is proud to introduce Officer S. Trevino as the newest instructor at the Pasadena Police Academy. With an impressive 21 years of dedicated service to the Pasadena Police Department, Officer Trevino brings a wealth of experience and expertise. She has dedicated the majority of her career to the Family Violence Division, specializing in complex cases involving family violence and sex crimes.
She is a certified Master Peace Officer, earning numerous additional certifications throughout her career and staying committed to her professional growth. She is a long-standing member of the Crisis Negotiation Team, a RAD (Rape Aggression Defense) instructor, and a trusted Peer Support member for her fellow officers.
Welcome aboard, Instructor S. Trevino!
We’re excited to have you join the Pasadena Police Academy team. Your dedication, expertise, and passion for service will inspire and shape future officers. Here’s to an incredible journey ahead!
Precinct 8 Deputy Camarillo’s traffic stop turns two 🤡s into jail birds, because of a stash of drugs and a parole violation warrant.
On October 24, 2024 at approximately 1:00 AM, Precinct 8 Deputy Camarillo with Constable Phil Sandlin’s Office initiated a traffic stop in the 5400 block of the E Sam Houston Pkwy S. The driver was identified as 33 year old Miranda Lynn Garcia and the passenger as 69 year old Howard Nash. Deputies conducted a consent-based search of the vehicle and located 2 small bags of methamphetamine, drug paraphernalia and pills later identified as fentanyl. Upon further investigation, it was determined the passenger provided a false name and date of birth, and was positively identified as 69 year old Willie Joseph Scott Jr. A check of Scott’s information revealed an open Parole Violation Warrant. The Harris County District Attorney’s Office was contacted and accepted charges for felony Possession of a Controlled Substance on Garcia. While at the Harris County Joint Processing Center, Garcia was found to have narcotics concealed inside her person. The total weight of narcotics recovered was 1.3 grams of fentanyl, 1.2 grams of cocaine and .05 grams of methamphetamine. The District Attorney’s Office accepted an additional charge for felony Possession of Controlled Substance. Garcia’s bonds were set at $2,000 total.
To be the best you gotta run with the best. PPD has open positions now to become a Telecommunicator/Detention Officer.
We’re Hiring!
Starting Salary $48,255
The Pasadena Police Department is looking for motivated individuals to join our team as Telecommunicator/Detention Officers!
Requirements:
*Pass CritiCall testing and a typing assessment to evaluate data entry skills.
*Complete a physical and psychological examination.
*Take part in an oral review board.
Take the first step toward a rewarding career! Apply today at https://pasadenatx.applicantpro.com/jobs/2941901.html.
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Precinct 8 Deputies made a huge drug bust on Shaver by SHHS securing 22 pounds of meth.
STREET CRIMES RECOVER NARCOTICS IN DRUG TRAFFICKING INVESTIGATION
On November 5, 2024, Precinct 8 Deputies with the Street Crimes Unit received an anonymous tip of a vehicle trafficking narcotics. The vehicle was located in the 3900 block of Shaver St. While conducting an investigation, Deputies detected the odor of marijuana inside the vehicle. Deputies conducted a probable cause-based search of the vehicle and located 10 kilograms of methamphetamine. As a result of the findings, two suspects were taken into custody and transported to the Harris County Joint Processing Center. The suspects information is being withheld at this time due to an ongoing investigation.
Video: Checkout PPD’s new launch of the P.A.C.E. program revolutionizing community safety in our apartment communities across the city.
The Pasadena Police Department is excited to announce the upcoming launch of the P.A.C.E. program—Pasadena Accreditation & Community Empowerment—designed to make our city a safer, stronger community for all.
P.A.C.E. is a collaborative partnership between the Pasadena Police Department and apartment communities across the city. This program provides resources, training, and certification to empower property owners and residents to play an active role in crime prevention and create secure, thriving neighborhoods.
With P.A.C.E., properties can expect:
*Up to 70% reduction in police calls
*Increased property values and tenant retention
*Expert training on safety and crime prevention
*Enhanced community reputation and safer living spaces
Stay tuned for more details on how this program will help transform Pasadena neighborhoods. Together, let’s set the P.A.C.E. for a safer, stronger Pasadena!
Contact Us: If you are a property owner or manager interested in joining P.A.C.E., contact us at: 713-477-1221
PPD: Avoid Harris Ave. today because water mainline repairs will cause major delays until tonight.
{Monday, 11/18/2024 at 7:45AM} ROAD CLOSURE ALERT. 🚧 Crews are repairing a water mainline on Harris Ave.Eastbound from Williams to Strawberry. EB lanes of Harris closed until approximately 6PM today.
Tragic accident in La Port off W. Fairmont and Canada turned into a fatal accident in.
LPPD Investigates Fatal Single Vehicle Collision
On Sunday, November 17, 2024, at approximately 10:00 a.m., the La Porte Police Department (LPPD) received a call for a single vehicle collision, at the W. Fairmont and Canada Road intersection.
La Porte Police, Fire, and Emergency Medical Services (EMS) units were quickly dispatched to the scene. Upon arrival, it was immediately discovered that the driver, an adult male, was deceased. There were two juvenile passengers who were transported to a local hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
The preliminary investigation indicates, the adult male driver of a white two door passenger vehicle, was traveling west bound on W. Fairmont when he lost control of the vehicle after he accelerated in an attempt to beat a red light. Due to the roadway conditions, he left the roadway and collided with the traffic signal pole on Canada Road. The driver was pronounced deceased on scene. Detailed information on the occupants are being withheld to allow for family notifications.
The LPPD Crash Reconstruction Team is conducting a full investigation which will include the pending report from the Harris County Medical Examiner’s Office.
Kia and Hyundai owners, discover how to secure your car and grab free anti-theft tools.
This holiday season, we want to ensure your safety regarding a concerning trend affecting Kia and Hyundai owners. There’s been an increase in thefts targeting models from 2011-2021, but there’s good news – free solutions are available.
Protect Your Vehicle:
Get FREE security updates and steering wheel locks for eligible vehicles
Check eligibility:
Hyundai: hyundaiantitheft.com or 1-800-633-5151
Kia: ksupport.kiausa.com or 1-800-333-4542
We invite you to come to the Pasadena Police Department at 1201 Davis Street in Pasadena between 6 AM – 2 PM. Just present your driver’s license or ID to the officer at the front desk.
Important: If your vehicle is stolen, don’t attempt recovery yourself. Share tracking info with us – we’ll handle it safely.
Together, we can protect our community and reduce car theft.
Video: Familiarize yourself to the new Deer Park emergency siren sound that could save your life during a crisis.
Important notice about the City of Deer Park’s outdoor emergency siren system:
The City of Deer Park is changing the sound of the emergency siren system. The new siren wail will be a steady tone, but may sound like it is changing slightly in pitch due to the siren speaker head spinning during activation. This change is being made to assist more citizens with hearing the sirens during emergencies.
Familiarize yourself with the sound of the emergency sirens:
Reminders about the siren system:
The sirens have a mounted red light on top to alert the Deaf community to an activation.
SIRENS ALWAYS MEAN SHELTER IN PLACE. They may be activated for a chemical release or for a tornado, but they are always activated to instruct the community to shelter in place.
THE SIRENS ONLY BROADCAST A SIREN WAIL. Recorded voice messages will not go out over the siren system. Do not exit structures to listen to the siren system as this is goes against the recommendation to shelter in place. Enroll in CodeRED for updates during emergencies, in addition to monitoring the news, city social media accounts and the city webpage.
A 14-week journey transformed ordinary citizens into community heroes at the Deer Park Citizens Police Academy. Congratulations!
CPA GRADUATION Last night, we graduated Citizens Police Academy Class 49. Congratulations to all the graduates! Thank you for dedicating time from your busy lives to learn more about your police department. Your commitment and enthusiasm are truly appreciated. The CPA is a 14-week course that covers the many aspects of the Deer Park Police Department and its operations. To learn more about the Deer Park Citizens Police Academy contact Sheila Plovanich at 281-930-2118 or email [email protected].
Precinct 8 Deputies bust a drug trafficker hiding a huge amount of meth with soap used to hide it.
On November 5, 2024, Precinct 8 Deputies with the Street Crimes Unit received an anonymous tip of a vehicle trafficking narcotics. The vehicle was located and stopped on IH 45. While conducting an investigation, Precinct 8 K9 Max alerted on the vehicle. Deputies conducted a search of the vehicle and located 10 kilograms of methamphetamine. The narcotics appeared to be covered by soap in attempt to mask the odor. One suspect was taken into custody and transported to the Harris County Joint Processing Center. The suspect’s information is being withheld at this time due to an ongoing investigation.
PPD at a muscle car event the other day showing their blazing red, white and blue muscle car.
So many incredible classic, exotic, and muscle cars turned heads at the event, but that white Mustang with the PD print stole the show—just ask Freedom the cow, who (we’re pretty sure) picked our PD unit as her favorite! 🐄💙 We had a blast showcasing our very own muscle car, and we’re already looking forward to the next event. Thanks to everyone who stopped by to check it out!
Today only in Deer Park, clear out your medicine cabinet and drop off unwanted medications from 10 to 2pm.
Drug Take Back TODAY.
Drop off your unused and unwanted prescription and over the counter medications.
We will be in the police department parking lot from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
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PPD moments captured at last weekend’s Fall Festival with Pasadena firefighters, community spirit with its finest.
This past weekend, our Community Services officers teamed up with Pasadena firefighters at the Health and Safety Council’s Fall Festival! It was a true honor to be part of this wonderful event, sharing laughs, building connections, and celebrating the season with our amazing community. We love every chance to come together and make memories with you all!
PPD’s time at the Chamber’s Taste of the Town in their eyes.
The Pasadena Chamber of Commerce hosted an unforgettable 2024 ‘Taste of the Town: Out of This World’ event, bringing our community together for an evening filled with food, fun, and fantastic connections! Our officers were thrilled to be part of the excitement, enjoying bites from our favorite local restaurants and connecting with the incredible businesses and vendors that make Pasadena shine. Thank you to everyone who made this night truly out of this world! Pasadena Chamber of Commerce
PPD recruits are gearing up for the ultimate challenge of becoming future officers.
Exciting beginnings! Yesterday, our new academy class gathered for their first day at the training grounds, kicking off their journey with an orientation and a tour of the facility. They got a firsthand look at the policies, regulations, and expectations that will guide them through this rigorous yet rewarding journey. It won’t be easy, but we know they have the resilience and determination to rise to the challenge. Best of luck to our future officers—let’s make this journey one to remember!
Clear out your medicine cabinet and join DPPD this Saturday to drop off unwanted meds and help fight prescription abuse.
Drug Take Back is this Saturday!
Drop off your unused and unwanted prescription and over the counter medications.
Drop off is in the police department parking lot., 10:00 a.m. -2:00 p.m.
👮 Deer Park’s Most Wanted 👮
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
If you recognize this shoplifting 🤡 LPPD Sgt. Plemons would like to speak with you.
LPPD is asking for help identifying a shoplifting suspect. The theft occurred during the Noon hour of November 5, 2024, at Smooking located at 8610 Spencer Hwy. Ste: M. The suspect seen in the images is approximately 5’ 10” tall with slim build, and appears to be in his late teens to early 20’s. He is believed to reside in the nearby area as he arrived and fled on foot. If you have information as to who the male in the images is, please contact Sgt. Plemons at 281-842-3159 or by email at [email protected]. Any assistance is greatly appreciated.
The PPD marksmanship team sparked friendly rivalry and teamwork at the PSC Shooting Club competition.
Our marksmanship competition team recently showcased their skills at a friendly competition at the PSC Shooting Club in Friendswood, TX! Joined by other police agencies and civilians, the event combined camaraderie and a bit of friendly competition in a fun, skill-building match. It’s training at its best—serious practice with a good dose of fun!
Help Shoreacres Police identify 🤡s in an ongoing fraud investigation.
Shoreacres Police Department is seeking your help in identifying the two individuals that is a person of interest in a Fraud case that they are investigating, if you recognize any of the two individuals, please contact Sgt. James Tidwell or Officer Jonathan Santana at 281-307-1950.
Unleash your inner hero and join PPD’s Superhero 5K & Kids 1K. Don’t miss out on the fun!” 🦸♂️🏃♀️✨
🚨 Get ready, Pasadena! 🚨 In just a few short months, the Pasadena Police Department’s Superhero 5K and Kids 1K will be here! Mark your calendars for February 22, 2025, and join us for a day of fun, excitement, and heroism—whether you come as yourself or dressed as your favorite superhero! 🦸♀️🦸♂️ #Pasadena5K #SuperheroRun #PasadenaEvents #Kids1K #RunForFun #CommunityEvent #PasadenaPolice #5KRun
Don’t miss out! Register now to secure your spot. For all the details and to sign up, click the link below or scan the QR code on the flyer.
https://runsignup.com/Race/TX/Pasadena/PasadenaPoliceDepartment5K
DPPD: Reach out for help, supporting loved ones this holiday season.
If someone you know is going through a tough time during this holiday season, call or text 9-8-8, Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. To chat online or for more information, visit: https://
Welcoming new heroes. Deputy Muhammad Saif and Deputy Elodio Melo join Precinct 8.
Constable Sandlin hosted an official swearing-in ceremony this afternoon for the two newest members of the Precinct 8 family. Welcome aboard Deputy Muhammad Saif and Deputy Elodio Melo! We are happy to have you on the team.
Help LPPD catch a 🤡 wanted for stealing from 18 wheelers in La Porte.
The subject in this video is suspected of burglarizing multiple 18-Wheelers on November 5, 2024. If you have any information leading to his identity, please contact Detective Dalton with the La Porte Police Department 281-842-3144.
LPPD honoring leadership excellence, Lt. Anthony Bish and Sgt. Ron Digby achieved FBI LEEDA Trilogy Award.
Congratulations
Kick off the holiday season at the Deer Park Tree Lighting Spectacular on November 21st.
Join us for the Tree Lighting Spectacular on November 21st at 5:30 PM at Patrick’s Cabin Christmas Town. This cherished Deer Park tradition promises an evening filled with festive lights, music, and family fun, making it the largest community event of the year. Mark your calendars and get ready to celebrate the holiday season together! 🎄🎅🎁
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Come see us on November 21st.
Mark your calendars! 🗓️🎄🎅
The Tree Lighting Spectacular is happening on November 21st at 5:30 PM. Join us for a festive evening of lights, music, and family fun at Patrick’s Cabin Christmas Town. This beloved Deer Park tradition is the largest community event of the year. See you there! 🎁
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Heartfelt tributes and inspiring speeches. PPD at Madison Jobe honoring veterans at the Veterans Day Luncheon.
The Pasadena Police Department was honored to participate in the Veterans Day Luncheon at the Madison-Jobe Senior Center. Officer Cannon, an Army veteran, served as the guest speaker, sharing heartfelt reflections on service and sacrifice. Our Honor Guard, including City Marshal Poteet and Officer Perez, presented the colors in a moving ceremony. The Sam Rayburn High School Choir performed beautifully, singing the anthems of each branch of military service. Mayor Jeff Wagner delivered an inspiring speech celebrating the bravery and dedication of our veterans. City Councilwoman Van Houte and City Community Relations Director Rex Lindberg were also in attendance to show their support. It was a wonderful event bringing together the community to honor those who have served our country. Thank you to everyone who attended and helped make this day special!
The Officer Monte and AP students at Dobie enjoyed a day with adorable animals, proving that studying can indeed be an adventure!
Guess who got to hang out with some furry friends? The AP students at J. Frank Dobie High School! They got to chill with a petting zoo, and even even Officer Monte couldn’t resist the cuteness! Who knew studying could be this wild? 🐾
Surprise PPD lunch from Hooters Pasadena served up the hot snacks.
A huge thank you to Hooters Pasadena for surprising us with a delicious wing lunch! The flavors were on point, and our team loved every bite. We’re so grateful for your thoughtful gesture and appreciate you going the extra mile to make our day. Thank you for the amazing treat!
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LPPD Officer Lee Pinon recognized as Officer of the Year for lifesaving bravery during hurricane Beryl.
Officer Lee Pinon was awarded Officer of the Year by the Cortez/Norris American Legion Post 319. Officer Pinon was selected as Officer of the Year due to his heroic efforts during Hurricane Beryl.
On July 8th, 2024, Officer Pinon was clearing a commercial vehicle that had overturned on the Fred Hartman Bridge due to heavy winds. While crossing the bridge, another commercial vehicle flipped on its side. The driver was hanging half out of the truck- his upper body dangling over the concrete wall, clinging to a yellow cable for dear life. Despite the extremely dangerous conditions including heavy winds, gushing diesel and engine fluids causing for slippery conditions, Officer Pinon managed to pull the driver to safety, ultimately saving the driver’s life.
This well-deserved award is a testament to Officer Pinons strength, bravery and commitment to serving others. This is only one example of Officer Pinon going above and beyond the call of duty. We are proud to have him within our force. Congratulations, Officer Pinon.
The surprises keep on coming for PPD and State Farm’s tribute to heroes came with a special guest.
In honor of Military and First Responders Week, Ken Phelps and his team at State Farm prepared insulated tote bags filled with amazing surprises—like thermos bottles, meal vouchers, umbrellas, and other fun items. To top it off, everyone got the unique chance to take a photo with Jake himself… well, his cardboard version anyway, but he looked just as friendly as ever! Just like a good neighbor, “Cardboard Jake” was there!
DPPD: Protect yourself from bank jugging threats.
A friendly reminder on bank jugging. What is jugging? It is the stalking of potential victims as a prelude to a burglary or robbery. Usually the criminals steal from victims who just left a bank or ATM.
Remember to be aware of your surroundings and keep your money hidden. If you become a victim, stay calm and call the police when it’s safe to do so.
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