This weekend LPPD will double down on impaired boating and driving.

Earlier this morning, Chief Scott Pullig spoke at a news conference, accompanied by law enforcement officials from local, state, and federal agencies. They announced an initiative aimed at prosecuting impaired boating and driving during the July 4th holiday weekend.

Partners from across the east side of Harris County were on hand to encourage our community to celebrate responsibly, making smart choices this Independence Day.

All agencies will have increased enforcement of both Driving and Boating while intoxicated laws, throughout the weekend. Help keep our roads and waterways safe.

Don’t drink and drive. Don’t drink and boat. Let’s make this a safe and memorable holiday for everyone.

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LPPD is looking to find the 🤡 behind a $600 propane heist. If this is your boyfriend Sgt. Plemons would like to speak with you.

LPPD2501781 – In the early morning hours of Tuesday July 1, 2025, the man seen in the images arrived at a warehouse located in the 10100 block of Porter Rd., he was driving a U-Haul truck seen in one of the images. Unfortunately, a plate is not available on the truck. Bolt cutters were used to break into one of two cages containing propane tanks. The padlock on one of the cages was defeated and four tanks were stolen, valued at approximately $600.00, total loss. If you recognize this man seen in the images, or have any helpful information, please contact Sgt. Plemons at 281-842-3159 or by email, [email protected].

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UPS Industrial Services is making a splash as the key sponsor of the epic Back the Blue BBQ Festival.

UPS Industrial Services… the spotlight is on you!!!

Thank you for being the presenting sponsor of the 5th Annual Back the Blue BBQ Festival and 5K Fun Run! We truly appreciate your support and partnership!
SPONSORSHIP SPOTLIGHT
We are proud to introduce our Presenting Sponsor for the 2025 Back the Blue BBQ Festival & 5K Fun Run — UPS Industrial Services!

Their generous support plays a vital role in making this incredible event possible. We are so grateful for their partnership as we gear up for a day full of fun, community, and support for our local law enforcement.

Help us thank UPS Industrial Services, once again, for backing the blue in a BIG way!

Mark your calendars and join us on October 18, 2025!

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Video: Help LPPD find a 🤡 stealing an elderly man’s bike right after holding the door for him.

LPPD # 25-01649

The La Porte Police Department’s Criminal Investigations Division is seeking the public’s assistance in identifying the suspect depicted in the attached video. This young man was captured on video stealing a bicycle from an elderly victim on the afternoon of June 17th while at the Dollar General store in the 1200 block of South Broadway.
After holding the door open for the elderly victim, this thief entered the store behind the victim but left shortly afterward, taking the victim’s bicycle and leaving the store with it while the victim was shopping. If you recognize this individual, please contact C.I.D. Secretary Amy Haire at 281-842-3173 and pass on any information you may have. There may be a cash reward available through Crime Stoppers if this individual is identified and charged. As usual, you may remain anonymous when reporting information on this, or any other crime.

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Kuraray’s incredible generosity is transforming local students’ futures. Join LPPD in making a difference this July 25th.

A huge THANK YOU to Kuraray for their generous donation of 600 backpacks in support of our Fill the Bus event! Your continued partnership helps ensure that students in our community head back to school with the supplies they need to succeed.

Join us on July 25, 2025, from 9AM to 12PM at Kroger (1300 W. Fairmont Pkwy, La Porte, TX) as we collect even more supplies for local students. Let’s come together to make a difference!

Click the link to follow our event page! View the list of needed supplies and find out how you can partner with us! https://www.facebook.com/share/1JDd7JwJHS/

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LPPD Police Briefs: Driver with 11 warrants is caught and that aint all.

POLICE BRIEFS****

(all subjects are presumed innocent until proven guilty)

• On Friday, June 20th, at approximately 6:25PM, an Officer initiated a traffic stop in the 500 block of W Main for an observed traffic violation. The Officer contacted the driver told the Officer that he did not have a driver’s license. The Officer conducted a check of the driver through LPPD dispatch and learned he had an ineligible Texas driver’s license and eleven (11) outstanding warrants from Harris County Precinct 3. The driver was taken into custody. The HCDAO was contacted and a charge of Driving While License Invalid – Prior Convictions was accepted.

• On Saturday, June 21st, at approximately 5:19PM, Officers received an alert from Flock Safety regarding a possible stolen vehicle (white Chevy Silverado) traveling north in the 1100 block of S SH 146 frontage. Officers quickly located the vehicle and conducted a traffic stop at W Adams and SH 146 frontage. The driver of the vehicle was detained and issued his Miranda warning. The driver told Officers two Hispanic males arrived at his house in South Houston in a 4-door Buick and the possible stolen vehicle. Shortly after being picked up, they proceeded to a business located at 909 S 14th, La Porte, where one of the two Hispanic males cut the fence. The driver further stated that once inside the business, he helped hook up a welding machine onto the white Silverado. The trio then met at the Kroger located at 1300 W Fairmont. Once there, the driver said he was told to get in the white Silverado and follow the two Hispanic males. The Officers did see the welding machine being towed by the white Silverado and it was confirmed to be stolen from the business described by the driver of the Silverado. The HCDAO was contacted, and Felony charges of Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle and Theft were accepted.

• On Sunday, June 22nd, at approximately 2:30AM, an Officer initiated a traffic stop on a vehicle for an observed traffic violation. The driver and sole occupant appeared to be under the influence of an unknown intoxicant and was ordered out of the vehicle. As the driver was getting out of the car, the Officer observed a black/brown pistol in a holster on the center console. The driver had a strong odor of alcohol coming from his breath and he admitted to consuming alcohol at the Voodoo Hut in Kemah. The driver consented to Standardized Field Sobriety Tests and was subsequently arrested for suspicion of Driving While Intoxicated. The loaded sidearm was taken from the vehicle. The HCDAO was contacted and charges of Unlawfully Carrying a Weapon and Driving While Intoxicated were accepted.

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Think twice before lighting that sparkler – LPPD officers are watching, and hefty fines come with it.

Please remember that fireworks are not allowed within the city limits. Our officers will be on duty and actively enforcing this ordinance. Violators will be issued citations.

To report fireworks violations, please do NOT call 911. Use the non-emergency number: 281-471-2141.

Let’s all work together to keep our community safe this holiday!

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If you think your Fourth of July plans are safe. LPPD has shocking statistics that will make you rethink driving after a few drinks.

Media Relations Information for June 26, 2025
Public Relations Officer – Asst. Chief Bennie Boles
Office: 281- 842-3114

LPPD Focuses Efforts on Impaired Drivers During the Holiday

On July 4th, America celebrates the birth of our nation. Around the holiday, sadly, we often see an increase in impaired driving crashes. 2024 saw more than 1,000 drunk driving-related deaths. The July 4 holiday season had more than 5,000 DUI-related crashes, resulting in 64 deaths and over 200 injuries. That’s why TxDOT, law enforcement officials, and other key partners are working together this Fourth of July and increasing their presence across the state as part of a statewide High Visibility Enforcement effort.

Texans will notice an increased presence of law enforcement officials during the Fourth of July weekend as part of an aggressive crackdown on impaired drivers. DPS and other law enforcement agencies throughout Texas have received federal grants to increase enforcement efforts over the holiday weekend.

Tips to Celebrate Safely
• If you plan to drink, make a plan ahead of time for a sober ride home.
• Even if you’ve had only one drink, let someone who hasn’t been drinking take you home. A sober driver is one who does not drink at all, not the one who’s had the least to drink.
• If you’re hosting a Fourth of July gathering, help the designated drivers out by making sure there are plenty of non-alcoholic beverages.
• Have a friend who is about to drive impaired? Take the keys away and make arrangements to get your friend home safely.
• If you see an impaired driver on the road, safely pull over and call 911.
• Always wear your seat belt.

As an enforcement strategy, the La Porte Police Department (LPPD) is using funds through ongoing assistance from a Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) Impaired Driving Mobilization (IDM) grant. The Independence Day enforcement period is June 26 – July 13, 2025. With this grant, additional LPPD officers will be deployed during each of these holiday periods on an overtime basis, to watch for impaired drivers on local roadways. Anyone operating a vehicle and found to be intoxicated will be arrested. Suspected intoxicated drivers who refuse to provide a breath test will be the subject of a search warrant and have their blood drawn for blood alcohol level testing.

All TXDOT’s S.T.E.P. (Selective Traffic Enforcement Program) campaigns are designed to reduce both motor vehicle accidents and the residual effects incurred by impaired motorists. The programs have consistently proven to reduce injuries, fatalities, and property damage along major thoroughfares and at high-collision/high-density intersections. For more information on La Porte Police Department’s involvement in the State’s various S.T.E.P. programs, please contact LPPD at 281-842-3115 and follow us on Facebook at @LaPortePoliceDepartment.

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Join LPPD July 25th for the Fill the Bus school supply drive and support local students.

🚍📚 Fill the Bus is Almost Here! 📚🚍

Join us on July 25th from 9 AM – 1 PM at Kroger (1300 W. Fairmont Pkwy, La Porte, TX) for our annual Fill the Bus school supply drive! Let’s come together to support local students with the tools they need to succeed this school year. ✏️📒

Can’t attend in person? No problem! Donation boxes are set up all over town — including one in the La Porte Police Department lobby (3001 N. 23rd St.).

📦 Are you a local business that wants to help? We’ll deliver a donation box to your location!
👉 Contact Shaye Lister at 📞 281-842-3172 or 📧 [email protected].

🎒 Check out the full list of needed items below and let’s Fill the Bus together!





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LPPD Police Brief: Woman caught after a minor crash claims she’s walking home.

(all subjects are presumed innocent until proven guilty)

On Sunday, June 15th, at approximately 2:04AM, Officers were dispatched to the intersection of Spencer and Canada for a minor crash. Officers arrived and contacted one of the parties involved in the crash. That individual told Officers the second party in the crash walked away from the scene before Officers arrived. The individual said the second party appeared to be intoxicated. Officers located this person next to the Discount Tire store. The person told Officers that she had not been involved in an accident and that she was simply walking to her grandmother’s house. However, the registered owner of the second vehicle involved in the accident did return to this same individual. This person also matched the description given by the other party involved in the crash. Officers did notice slurred speech and a strong odor of alcohol on this person. Given the totality of circumstances, the individual was placed into custody for suspicion of Driving While Intoxicated. The HCDAO was contacted and the charge of Felony Driving While Intoxicated – 3rd offense was accepted.

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If this is your girlfriend LPPD would like to speak with you. She’s wanted for ripping off a 7-11.

LPPD2501639 – On June 16, 2025, shortly before 1 PM, the woman pictured arrived at 7-11 located in the 8900 block of Fairmont Pkwy. in a grey in color vehicle that appears to be a Nissan Cube. The woman is accused of shoplifting and is said to have stolen approximately $35 worth of items. La Porte Police is seeking help in identifying this woman. Should you have information, please contact Sgt. Plemons at 281-842-3159 or by email, [email protected].

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Hook up La Porte’s School Supply Drive and make a lasting impact for students today.

A huge THANK YOU to all the amazing members of the La Porte Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association (LPCPAAA) for helping prepare boxes for our LPISD School Supply Drive! Your hard work and dedication are making a big difference for our students and community.

If your business would like to participate by having a donation box delivered, please reach out to Shaye Lister at [email protected] or call her at 281-842-3172. Let’s work together to ensure every student starts the school year off strong!

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LPPD Police Briefs: From felons in traffic stops to a bizarre wheelchair assault.

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• On Friday, June 6th, at approximately 1:36 AM, an Officer conducted a traffic stop in the 1900 block of S 146 for an observed traffic violation. Upon contacting the driver, the Officer immediately detected an odor of marijuana coming from the inside of the vehicle. The driver was shown to have a Felony warrant out of Galveston County for Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle. There were two other occupants in the vehicle. They were removed from the vehicle so the Officer could conduct a probable cause search. During the search, the Officer located a black purse in the front passenger seat, and inside the purse, the Officer found a green leafy substance consistent with marijuana. The front seat passenger was taken into custody for possession of drug paraphernalia. The vehicle was released to the back seat passenger.

• On Friday, June 6th, at approximately 2:00 AM, Officers were dispatched to the 1200 block of S 16th for a vehicle in the ditch. Officers arrived and saw a white Jeep in the ditch, as described, with spinning wheels and the reverse lights illuminated. The driver and sole occupant exited the vehicle and was stumbling as he walked toward Officers. The driver had slurred speech, and he told Officers that he was at “The Moon,” where he consumed some alcoholic beverages before operating the vehicle. The driver refused to participate in Standardized Field Sobriety Tests and was subsequently taken into custody for suspicion of Driving While Intoxicated. During an inventory of the vehicle, Officers located a loaded handgun in the center console. The HCDAO was contacted, and a charge of Felony Driving While Intoxicated – 3rd offense was accepted. The HCDAO declined to take the charge of Unlawfully Carrying a Weapon.

• On Saturday, June 7th, at approximately 2:20 AM, an Officer initiated a traffic stop in the 3800 block of Bay Area for an observed traffic violation. Upon contact with the driver, the Officer detected a strong odor of alcohol coming from the driver’s breath. The Officer asked the driver to step out of the vehicle, and as he did, the Officer noticed the driver was unsteady on his feet. The driver admitted to drinking alcohol approximately one hour before being stopped. The driver declined to participate in Standardized Field Sobriety Tests and was subsequently taken into custody for suspicion of Driving While Intoxicated. The HCDAO was contacted, and the charge of Felony Driving While Intoxicated – 3rd offense was accepted.

• On Wednesday, July 11th, at approximately 2:05 AM, Officers were dispatched to 702 S 146 in reference to a physical disturbance. Officers arrived and met with the 65-year-old wheelchair bound victim, who told Officers he had been assaulted by a female who was still on the property. Officers located the female suspect, who told Officers the victim was being rude and disrespectful to her. She said she did not assault him and that she was simply trying to “wheel him out of the room”. The female said she had not met the victim before today. After speaking with the suspect, the victim told Officers a male subject took the suspect and him to the Scottish Hotel, and they all were staying in a room on the second floor. A verbal argument ensued between the female and the male subject. The male subject left the room, and the female turned her anger towards the victim. The victim said the female pulled him out of the room while he was in his wheelchair. During this process, the female hit the victim twice in the face with a closed fist. Officers did observe a swollen red mark on the victim’s face and a scratch on his left armpit. The victim also had half of his toenail ripped off with visible bleeding. The clerk at the hotel witnessed the incident live on surveillance cameras and confirmed the account given by the victim. The HCDAO was contacted, and the Felony charge of Assault against an elderly disabled individual was accepted.

• On Wednesday, June 11th, at approximately 7:50 AM, Officers located a vehicle whose owner is known to have multiple outstanding Felony warrants. The vehicle was found at 11022 Deaf Smith, and Detectives confirmed the subject was at this location. Officers and Detectives contacted the subject in the front yard of this residence and placed him into custody for the multiple Felony warrants.

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Join LPPD on July 25th or donate now and help fill the bus with essential school supplies for every student.

We’re now accepting donations for our Fill the Bus School Supply Drive!

Help us ensure every student starts the school year with the tools they need to succeed!

📅 Event Date: July 25th
🕘 Time: 9am–1pm
📍 Location: Kroger Parking Lot – 1300 W Fairmont Pkwy, La Porte, TX 77571

📦 How to Help:
✅ Drop off supplies from the list on the flyer
✅ OR donate online using the link below or scan the QR code on the flyer!

🔗https://checkout.square.site/merchant/EYCMGXYK7K3BQ/checkout/BISWECLC6ZMAGZNUC55YNHZA?src=qr

Let’s fill that bus, La Porte! 🚌✏️

For more info, call Shaye at 281-842-3172.

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LPPD Amy’s 10 years of Criminal Investigations Specialist service was honored at La Porte’s City Council.

Join us in celebrating Amy Haire, Criminal Investigations Specialist, who was honored at City Council for 10 years of dedicated service with the La Porte Police Department!
Amy is known for her reliability, teamwork, and innovative spirit.

Congratulations, Amy — and thank you for a decade of excellence!

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LPPD’s dedicated School Resource Officers were celebrated the other night. Their impact on safety and community pride is amazing.

A Big Thank You to Our School Resource Officers!

Last night, our amazing School Resource Officers were honored by the LPISD School Board—and we couldn’t be prouder!

These dedicated individuals who go beyond the badge every single day—building trust, mentoring students, ensuring safety, and making a lasting impact in our schools.

Thank you for your service, compassion, and commitment to our community’s future. You make a difference every day!


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Join the sizzling showdown at the 5th Annual Back the Blue BBQ Festival & 5K Spots are filling fast.

5th Annual Back the Blue BBQ Festival & 5K Fun Run!

Registration is now open to register cook teams! Visit www.backthebluebbqfest.org for full details and to register.

Spots are limited—sign your team up today!


🔥 Calling all BBQ masters! 🔥

We’re fired up for our 5th Annual Back the Blue BBQ Festival & 5K Fun Run happening Saturday, October 18, 2025, at the Jimmy Burke Activity Center—and we want your cook team to join the action!

Whether you’re in it for the smoke, the sauce, or the glory, this is your chance to show off your skills and support a great cause.

Visit www.backthebluebbqfest.org for full details and to register.
Spots are limited—sign your team up today!

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LPPD Police Briefs: drugs, guns, and DWI charges. Stopping crime in La Porte.

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(all subjects are presumed innocent until proven guilty)

• On Sunday June 1st, at approximately 2:53AM, LPPD Officer initiated a traffic stop in the 11800 block of Spencer Highway for a vehicle lighting violation. During the stop, the officer conducted a probable cause search and located 1.2 grams of ecstasy inside the vehicle as well as a firearm. The Harris County DA’s office was contacted and accepted charges of Unlawfully Carrying a Weapon and Felony Possession of a Controlled Substance. The driver was placed into custody and booked into La Porte city jail.

• On Sunday June 1st, at approximately 11:20AM, LPPD Officers were dispatched to State Hwy 225 W/B frontage road between Sens Road and Miller Cut Off for a truck in the ditch. Upon arrival, the driver admitted being the operator of the vehicle and leaving the roadway after looking at his phone. Field Sobriety Tests were conducted, and the driver was placed in custody for suspicion of DWI. While at the La Porte Jail, the driver provided breath specimen of .199 and .201. The Harris County DA’s office was contacted and accepted a charge of driving While intoxicated.

• On Tuesday, June 3rd, at approximately 2:15AM, LPPD Officer stopped a Ford Edge in the 1100 of West Fairmont Pkwy for expired registration. Officer smelled the strong odor of an alcohol beverage, and, after inquiry, the driver advised he was coming from the Chantilly Room night club/bar. Field Sobriety Tests were conducted, and the driver was placed in custody for suspicion of DWI. While at the La Porte Jail, the driver provided breath specimen of .182 and .172. The Harris County DA’s office was contacted and accepted a charge of driving While intoxicated.

• On Wednesday June 4th, at approximately 9:17AM, LPPD Officer conducted a traffic stop in the 200 block of State Highway 146 for a signaling violation. During a standard series of questions, the driver admitted there were narcotics in the vehicle. A search of the vehicle and driver’s backpack led the Officer to discover: (a) 2.5 grams of a brown powdery substance; (b) another baggie containing .6 grams of a crystal substance; (c) marijuana; and (d) a waxy substance wrapped in foil paper. Following the driver being placed in custody and being transported to the La Porte Jail, the LPPD Special Investigative Unit assisted in the testing the drugs found in the vehicle which revealed one was methamphetamine, the brown powder being heroin, along with the waxy substance also being heroin. The Harris County DA’s office was contacted and accepted a charge of Possession of a Controlled Substance.

• On Friday, June 6th, at approximately 1:36AM, LPPD Officer conducted a traffic stop along the SH 146 frontage road @ Wharton Weems for a moving violation and soon-after detected an odor of marijuana emitting from the vehicle. Driver was shown to have a felony stolen vehicle warrant out of Galveston County, while the passenger had outstanding warrants out of Georgia, and was also found to be in possession of drug paraphernalia. Driver was transported to Harris County Jail and passenger was taken to the La Porte jail.

• On Friday, June 6th at approximately 2:12 AM, LPPD officers observed a vehicle stuck in a ditch along South 16th Street near The Moon Bar, with the driver spinning the tires in an attempt to free it; upon seeing officers, the driver exited the vehicle and staggered up the ditch, refused to complete Standard Field Sobriety Tests, and was taken into custody for suspected DWI— a blood warrant was obtained, and the Harris County DA’s Office accepted a charge of Driving While Intoxicated (3rd Offense).

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LPPD’s inspiring heroes who turned an ordinary Thursday into a night of recognition who make a difference.

Celebrating Excellence in Service!

On Thursday, May 22, 2025, we had the privilege of honoring some outstanding members of our team during our quarterly Awards Ceremony. These individuals go above and beyond each day to serve our department and our community with dedication, integrity, and heart.

Congratulations to:
Sergeant Rene Hernandez – Formal recognition for promotion to Sergeant
Alexis Russell– New Telecommunicator
Sgt. Mark Roznovak – Employee of the 1st Quarter
Lucy Cuevas – Chief’s Commendation (not pictured)
Margie Turrentine – Civilian Employee of the Year
Richard Browder – Volunteer of the Year
Officer Jeff Kominek – Officer of the Year

We’re proud to serve alongside each of you. Your hard work and heart make a difference every single day. 💙

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LPPD Police Briefs: 104 pills, store break in for snacks, and assault during a wild night.

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* On Saturday, May 24th, at approximately 3:15 AM, Officers initiated a traffic stop on a bicyclist for operating without a front-mounted light. The subject gave verbal consent for Officers to search his backpack. Inside, Officers located a prescription pill bottle with a name on the bottle different than the person in possession of the prescription. There were roughly 104 pills inside the bottle, and the pills were identified as “Gabapentin.” The subject was arrested for Possession of a Controlled Substance – Penalty Group 5.

*On Sunday, May 25th, at approximately 2:15 AM, Officers initiated a traffic stop in the 11900 block of W Fairmont for an observed traffic violation. The driver of the vehicle was unable to provide proof of financial responsibility and could only provide a Texas ID card. The driver did have an active Felony warrant for Family Violence Assault – Impeding Breath. The driver was arrested on the active Felony warrant.

*On Sunday, May 25th, at approximately 3:35 AM, Officers were dispatched to the Dollar General located at 10405 W Fairmont in reference to an alarm. Officers arrived and found that the front glass door of the business was shattered. Officers saw a male inside the business sitting on the desk of the checkout area. The subject complied with the Officers’ verbal commands and exited the business. No other subjects were located inside the store. The suspect (juvenile) told Officers he broke into the building by throwing a rock at the front glass door. He said he went inside, used the restroom, and then took some food and drink from the refrigerator section. He said his intentions were to break into the store to steal a snack. Officers saw a rock inside the building and an open drink/snack near the area where the male was sitting when Officers arrived. Surveillance footage from the store confirmed the juvenile’s account. The HCDAO was contacted and the Felony charge of Burglary of a Building was accepted. The juvenile was arrested and later released to a responsible party.

*On Sunday, May 25th, at approximately 5:04 PM, Officers were dispatched to the 2100 block of N 146 in reference to a possible assault. Officers arrived and met with a Port of Houston Police Officer who told Officers he saw a woman, later identified as the victim of the assault, run into the road as he was driving by. The Port Police Officer contacted the woman, and she told the Port Police Officer her boyfriend had assaulted her. The male subject was also on scene and the Port Police Officer detained the male subject. The La Porte Officer spoke with the female subject and saw a visible red mark on the right side of her face, with bruises on both wrists, and a bruise on her left thigh. The female said the assault took place in the 100 block of N 76th Street in Houston when the female tried to exit the vehicle being driven by her boyfriend (suspect). The two were arguing because the suspect was drinking and driving. When the female tried to exit the car, the suspect pulled her back in by her hair. As the two struggled, the suspect pulled her by her wrist and put his knee on her. The female also said the suspect slapped her in the face with an open hand. The female went on to say that the suspect had hit her before this latest incident. Officers then contacted the male suspect, and after being issued his Miranda warning, the suspect denied hitting her or pulling her hair. He did say the two were arguing, but claimed it was because she accused him of infidelity. When questioned as to how they arrived in La Porte, the suspect said he “just began driving.” Officers contacted the Harris County Constable’s Office in Precinct 6, the location where the offense occurred, but they declined to respond to the scene. Officers contacted the HCDAO, and a charge of Felony Family Violence Assault – One Prior Conviction was accepted.

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Warning: A phony LPPD scam is targeting locals. Know the signs and protect your wallet.

🚨 SCAM ALERT – PLEASE SHARE 🚨

We’ve received multiple reports of a phone scam where individuals are receiving calls from someone claiming to be with the La Porte Police Department. The caller ID may even display our department’s name or number, but these calls are NOT from us.

The scammer tells the victim they have an active warrant and must pay money immediately to avoid arrest. They may ask you to:

🔴 Buy gift cards
🔴 Make payments over the phone
🔴 Share personal or financial information

The La Porte Police Department will never:
✔️ Call you to request or collect money
✔️ Ask you to purchase gift cards or make payments by phone
✔️ Handle any court-related issues over the phone

All official court proceedings and warrant notifications are handled by mail or in person, not over a phone call.

👉 If you receive one of these calls, hang up immediately. Do not give out any personal information, and report the call to us.

📢 Help us stop this scam by sharing this post to spread awareness. Let’s keep our community safe and informed.

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LPPD’s Police Briefs filled with meth, LSD and a 🤡 car not stopping.

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• On Saturday, May 17th, at approximately 8:03 PM, an Officer initiated a traffic stop in the 9000 block of Spencer for an observed traffic violation. A La Porte Police Department K9 alerted on the vehicle, indicating there might be illegal narcotics inside the car. A probable cause search of the vehicle was conducted. Inside the vehicle and near where the K9 alerted, an Officer located a clear plastic bag containing a substance suspected to be methamphetamine. The K9 Officer also located small strips of paper secreted inside a container in the center console. The strips of paper are consistent with LSD strips. The driver and sole occupant of the vehicle was subsequently arrested, and the HCDAO was contacted. The charge of Possession of a Controlled Substance – Penalty Group 1 was accepted.

• On Sunday, May 18th, at approximately 1:42 AM, Officers were dispatched to the area of the 1100 block of W Main in reference to a reckless driver. An Officer did observe a vehicle matching the description given by dispatch and a traffic stop was initiated for an observed traffic violation. As the Officer attempted to contact the driver, the vehicle slowly moved forward, and the driver failed to yield. The Officer followed the vehicle with his emergency overhead equipment activated, along with audible sirens. The vehicle failed to yield while continuing east on W Main. The Officer observed the vehicle drive into oncoming traffic in the westbound lanes before swerving back into the eastbound lanes. The Officer gave verbal commands over the PA system, but the driver failed to yield. Speeds ranged from 5-30 miles per hour, and the vehicle disregarded a traffic control device at W Main and S Broadway. The driver stopped in the 100 block of E Main and complied with the Officers’ commands to exit the vehicle. The driver was immediately detained, and signs of intoxication were observed. The vehicle showed obvious damage to the left side mirror and front bumper. Officers located a loaded handgun in the vehicle. The driver and sole occupant of the vehicle was arrested for suspicion of Driving While Intoxicated. The HCDAO was contacted, and charges of Driving While Intoxicated, Unlawfully Carrying a Weapon, and Evading Detention were accepted.

• On Monday, May 19th, at approximately 7:40 AM, Officers were dispatched to 1026 S 8th in reference to a trespass of a business. Officers arrived and found two subjects in a gazebo on the south side of the property. The business owners indicated they would like to trespass the two subjects. Officers recognized one of the two subjects by name and sight. This subject is known to have a history of possessing narcotics. During the consensual encounter, Officers saw the known subject throw an item behind the seat on which he was seated. Officers detained the subject. During a pat down of the subject, Officers located a smoking pipe in the left front pants pocket. The pipe was burned at one end, which is indicative of being used to smoke methamphetamine. Officers located a white and red “Lucky Strike” cigarette box within arm’s reach of where the known subject was seated. Inside the box, Officers located three (3) plastic baggies containing a crystal-like substance consistent with methamphetamine. The HCDAO was contacted, and the charge of Possession of a Controlled Substance was accepted against the known subject.

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Boy howdy a true winner winner chicken dinner served up for La Porte’s police by amazing volunteers.

The La Porte Police Department would like to thank the City for sponsoring lunch for National Police Week. A huge shoutout to the La Porte Citizens’ Police Academy Alumni Association for providing side dishes and volunteering their time to serve lunch. And finally, our bellies would not be full if not for the hard work of our cook team, comprised of Shaye Lister, Clarence Anderson, Marcus Upchurch, and Dora Gaitan. The team prepped and fried over 270 pounds of chicken for the event. Thank you all.

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LPPD Officer Lyons and K9 Choir Boy transformed workplace safety at Ameco connecting with local businesses..

Yesterday, Officer David Lyons and K9 Choir Boy had the pleasure of visiting Ameco for a workplace safety presentation. From employee safety tips to a demonstration of K9 capabilities, it was a great opportunity to connect with our local business community and share important information in a fun, engaging way.

A big thank-you to Ameco for the warm welcome—and to Choir Boy for showing off those impressive skills!

Stay safe and have a great weekend, everyone!

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LPPD media release. New evidence leads to the arrest of a La Porte man in a child sex crime investigation.

Media Relation Information for May 8, 2025
Public Relations Officer – Asst. Chief Bennie Boles
Office: 281-842-3114

Investigation Leads to Arrest of La Porte Man for Child Sex Crimes

Suspect: Enrique “Ricky” Vela
W/M DOB 07/03/1984
Arrested on February 26, 2025

On February 26, 2025, the Criminal Investigations Division of the La Porte Police Department initiated an investigation related to files found on the cellular phones of 40-year-old La Porte resident Enrigue “Ricky” Vela. While being questioned for an unrelated robbery investigation, Vela allowed investigators to forensically search one of his cell phones for potential evidence related to the robbery.

Investigators found video files saved on that device which depicted child pornography. A search warrant was obtained for both of Vela’s phones to be forensically examined in greater detail. Results of the forensic examination of both of Vela’s phones yielded several video files of Vela sexually assaulting several local underaged male children. Investigators were able to identify four (4) local children in those videos whose ages ranged from 13 to 16 years of age. Upon completing the investigation, the Harris County District Attorney’s Human Trafficking and Crimes against Children’s Bureau was contacted and charges were accepted for a multitude of felonious crimes.

Enrique “Ricky” Vela has been charged with one (1) count of Continuous Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child, one (1) count of Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child, three (3) counts of Sexual Performance by a Child, and three (3) counts of Possession / Promotion or Production of Child Pornography. The total of eight ( 8 ) First Degree Felony charges carries a potential sentence of more than 85 years if convicted. Additional charges against Vela in this investigation are pending.



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Join a life-saving team. Become a Telecommunicator with La Porte Police.

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Don’t miss out on the hottest vendor opportunity of 2025 and secure your spot at the Back the Blue BBQ Festival & 5K Fun Run.

Calling all vendors!!!

Vendor Opportunity: 5th Annual Back the Blue BBQ Festival & 5K Fun Run

Join us for a day of fun, food, and community spirit at the 5th Annual Back the Blue BBQ Festival and 5K Fun Run! We’re currently seeking vendors to be part of this exciting event.

📍 Location:
Jimmy Burke Activity Center
500 W. 13th St., Deer Park, Texas 77536

📅 Date & Time:
Saturday, October 18, 2025
10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

🛍️ Vendor Details:

10’ x 10’ indoor space: $75 per space

Limited availability — only 75 indoor spots!

Don’t miss your chance to showcase your products at this wonderful community event.

📞 For more information or to reserve your space, contact:
Shaye Lister at (281) 842-3172 or 832-454-2719.
📧 Email: [email protected]

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Join the denim revolution tomorrow. Wear your jeans to show solidarity and support for sexual assault survivors.

Tomorrow is National Denim Day in support of Sexual Assault Awareness Month! It’s more than just jeans – it’s a powerful way to show support, care, and allyship for survivors and stand up against sexual violence. Let’s flood our community with denim to raise awareness and make a statement.

👖 Make plans to wear your jeans on April 30!

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Get ready to suck into your denim on April 30th for Denim Day to show your support for survivors of sexual assault.

Support of Sexual Assault Awareness Month! It’s more than just jeans – it’s a powerful way to show support, care, and allyship for survivors and stand up against sexual violence. Let’s flood our community with denim to raise awareness and make a statement.

👖 Make plans to wear your jeans on April 30!

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Uncover LPPD’s truth behind National Crime Victims’ Rights Week and its impact on society.

National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, April 6–12, 2025

Since 1981, National Crime Victims’ Rights Week (NCVRW) has challenged the Nation to confront and remove barriers to achieving justice for all victims of crime. During NCVRW, we recognize the accomplishments of the victims’ rights movement and reflect on how far we have come.

This year’s theme—Connecting Healing— is a call to action to recognize that shared humanity should be at the center of supporting all survivors and victims of crime. KINSHIP is a state of being with survivors that drives vital connections and increases access to services, rights, and healing. KINSHIP is where victim advocacy begins.

Thank you for standing alongside victims of crime and helping to create a stronger, more compassionate society.

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LPPD is looking for the driver in a road rage incident in La Porte. Help identify the suspect behind the wheel of a white Dodge truck.

The La Porte Police Department is seeking the public’s help in identifying the vehicle and suspect involved in an aggravated assault that took place at approx. 0800 hours on Monday, 03/31, at the red light of W. Fairmont Pkwy and 16th St. The suspect, seen driving a white Dodge four door fleet model truck, was involved in a road rage incident with the victim where a weapon was involved. The suspect is described as a white male in his 40’s. Please note the suspect vehicle has the dark grey/black front and rear bumpers, no bed liner, has a large Dodge emblem in the middle of the tailgate, and no rear window in the back windshield. If you have any information on this vehicle, the suspect, or the incident please contact CID specialist Amy Haire at 281-842-3173 referencing case number LPPD2500908.

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Meet LPPD’s new K9 Choir Boy and Officer David Lyons, the dynamic duo fighting crime in La Porte.

The La Porte Police Department is excited to announce that their K9, Choir Boy, has a new handler in that of Officer David Lyons! Joining the department in November 2022, Choir Boy has quickly become a beloved member of the force. Highly skilled in narcotics detection, his friendly demeanor and strong work ethic have made him a standout team member.

Officer Lyons, a seasoned six-year veteran with the La Porte Police Department, brings a wealth of experience to the role. A graduate of the Permian Basin Law Academy, Officer Lyons has completed the Integrity K9 Basic K9 Handler School and has served in various capacities, including patrol, the CID special investigations unit, and the HIDTA task force focusing on major drug crimes.

The success of the La Porte Police Department’s K9 program is a testament to years of hard work and community support. Over the past decade, the program has been instrumental in seizing substantial amounts of narcotics, cash, and illegal firearms. While La Porte does not face an official “drug problem,” illegal substances are present in every community, and proactive intervention is key to preventing these issues from escalating.

The K9 program thrives thanks to the generosity of local businesses and individuals. The initiative was initially funded by a donation from Beacon Federal Credit Union of La Porte, with additional support coming from seized drug-related assets and K9OFFICERS.ORG.

As always, stay vigilant and keep an eye out for the K9 teams on patrol. Together with the dedicated officers of the La Porte Police Department, they work tirelessly to keep our community safe.

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Cheers to the La Porte Citizens Police Academy. Find out how you can become a part of this group and make a difference in La Porte’s community.

On Tuesday, April 1st, the La Porte Citizens Police Academy celebrated its graduation. Over the course of 12 weeks, participants attended weekly classes and gained insight into the various divisions of the La Porte Police Department.

The La Porte Citizens Police Academy is an excellent opportunity for anyone looking to give back to their community, learn about law enforcement, or explore a potential career in the field. For those considering a future in policing, this program offers a unique, low-pressure way to gain perspective on the profession.

Getting involved, whether through volunteering or simply understanding how police departments operate, can play a vital role in strengthening and safeguarding our community. It’s a win for everyone!

If you’re interested in learning more about the Citizens Police Academy, reach out to Officer Ricky Valdez at [email protected].

Congratulations to all the graduates!

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LPPD safety tips to keep your child safe on their new e-bike.

e-Bike Safety for Students

e-Bikes have become popular gifts for K-12 children, highlighting the need to balance excitement for new technology with safety. This trend has raised concerns, prompting authorities to stress proper usage, adherence to regulations and the importance of safety gear for younger, less experienced riders. The Center for Safe and Secure Schools has compiled tips that can help you stay safe.

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LPPD join the fight against sexual assault during Sexual Assault Awareness Month.

Sexual Assault Awareness Month, observed each April, is a campaign that aims to increase awareness about the causes and risk factors for sexual assault and empower individuals to take steps to prevent it in their communities.

Observed as an opportunity to promote education and the prevention of sexual violence, Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) traces its history to the 1970s, when activists first began organizing on a national scale to reduce sexual assault and violence against women. Advocates fought tirelessly to bring a topic once taboo for public discussion out of the shadows and shed light on the widespread problem of sexual assault.

This year’s theme “Together We Act, United We Change” highlights the importance of working together to address and prevent sexual abuse, assault, and harassment. This campaign focuses on enhancing public understanding of sexual violence, amplifying the voices of survivors, and empowering us to work together to promote the safety and well-being of others. Everyone in our communities deserves to live in safe and supportive environments where they are treated with respect. When our workplaces, schools, and communities work together to uphold safety and respect, we make progress in preventing sexual abuse, assault, and harassment.

Together, we have the power to build a future free from violence, where all individuals feel safe, valued, and respected.

Sexual Assault Hotline: 713-528-RAPE (7273)
National Sexual Assault Hotline: 800-656-HOPE (4673)
Crime Victim Liaison Shaye Lister: 281-842-3172

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Video: My goodness Walgreens La Port had a bad day. Help LPPD catch the 🤡.

The La Porte Police Department is seeking the help of the public to identify the subject depicted in the photos and video. On Saturday, 01/11/25, during the daytime hours, the subject is suspected of taking several items totaling a value of $502.12 from the Walgreens located at 9705 Spencer Highway. The subject left the store without paying for the merchandise.

If anyone recognizes this individual, please contact the La Porte Police Department’s Criminal Investigation Division at 281-842-3173 and reference case # 25-00077.



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Video: You won’t believe what this 🤡 did at Walgreens. La Porte Police could your help if you know her.

The La Porte Police Department is seeking the help of the public to identify the subject depicted in the photos and video. On Thursday, 01/09/25, during the daytime hours, the subject is suspected of taking several containers of baby formula totaling a value of $319.87 from the Walgreens located at 9705 Spencer Highway. The subject left the store without paying for the merchandise.

If anyone recognizes this individual, please contact the La Porte Police Department’s Criminal Investigation Division at 281-842-3173 and reference case # 25-00077.



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LPPD Officer Rene Hernandez promoted to Sergeant after 11 years of service.

The La Porte Police Department is pleased to announce the promotion of Officer Rene Hernandez to the rank of Sergeant. This morning, Officer Hernandez was officially sworn in by Chief Scott Pullig in a brief ceremony, with his daughter Sarah and girlfriend Rhena proudly pinning his new Sergeant’s badge. With over 11 years of service, Sergeant Hernandez will now take on his new role as a front-line supervisor, leading the night shift team. Please join us in congratulating Sergeant Hernandez on this well-deserved achievement.

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La Porte Police charge LPISD school employee Kody Caleb Smith with felony possession of 77 child pornography files.

Media Relations Information for March 11, 2025
Public Relations Officer – Assistant Chief John Krueger
Office: 281-842-3161

La Porte Police charge suspect with felony possession of child pornography

In November of 2024, Detectives from La Porte Police Department’s Criminal Investigations Division began to explore an allegation of child pornographic material being downloaded. Through their affiliation with the Houston Metro Internet Crimes Against Children’s Federal task force, the investigation revealed the downloads were occurring at a residence in La Porte, with the suspect identified as 35-year-old Kody Caleb Smith.

A search warrant was subsequently executed at Smith’s Seabrook residence for the purpose of locating evidence related to the unlawful downloading activity. Smith confessed to downloading the child pornographic material, and the investigation confirmed approximately 77 total files/videos of child pornography had been downloaded by Smith at his La Porte residence, prior to his moving to the Seabrook area. Smith, employed with the La Porte Independent School District, resigned the following day.

Investigators confirmed all pornographic material was taken from dark sites on the internet, therefore there is no reason to believe there are any child victims in La Porte related to this investigation. Smith was charged with three counts of 1st degree felony possession or promotion of child pornography through the Harris County District Attorney’s office on March 5, 2025, and a warrant has been issued for his arrest.

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Meet the newest LPPD Probationary Police Officers sworn in by Chief Scott Pullig.

Congratulations to all three-brand-new Probationary Police Officers (PPO’s). The cadets graduated tonight from the Law Enforcement Academy at the University of Houston Downtown. They will soon be sworn in by Chief Scott Pullig and will begin an extensive training phase with certified Field Training Officers from the La Porte Police Department.

The graduates completed the Civil Service Entrance Exam process, which hires the prospective officers, send them to a local certified academy, and then trains the PPOs in Department processes over the next six months.

Pictured from left to right: PPO Brennen Wilson, PPO Daisy Guerra and PPO Dakota Phillips.

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You’re invited to LPPD’s Prayer at the Pole this afternoon at 5:30.

REMINDER:

You’re Invited to Prayer at the Pole
Wednesday, February 26th at 5:30 PM

We invite everyone to join us for a special time of prayer at the flagpole. Together, we will pray for the well-being of our community, the safety and strength of our first responders, and the peace and protection of all our citizens.

Let’s come together in unity, faith, and hope to lift up our hearts and our neighbors. We look forward to seeing you there!

Date: Wednesday, February 26th
Time: 5:30 PM
Location: La Porte Police Department-3001 N. 23rd St. in the parking lot

Please spread the word and bring your family and friends. Let’s make this a powerful time of prayer and community connection.

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Join LPPD for an evening of Prayer at the Pole this Wednesday, February 26th at 5:30pm to unite in faith for ourthe community’s well-being.

You’re Invited to Prayer at the Pole
Wednesday, February 26th at 5:30 PM

We invite everyone to join us for a special time of prayer at the flagpole. Together, we will pray for the well-being of our community, the safety and strength of our first responders, and the peace and protection of all our citizens.

Let’s come together in unity, faith, and hope to lift up our hearts and our neighbors. We look forward to seeing you there!

Date: Wednesday, February 26th
Time: 5:30 PM
Location: La Porte Police Department-3001 N. 23rd St. in the parking lot

Please spread the word and bring your family and friends. Let’s make this a powerful time of prayer and community connection.

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Beloved LPPD’s Chief Doug Ditrich was honored with new gun range dedication – his legacy of service and sacrifice will never be forgotten.

Today, we honor the memory and legacy of our beloved Chief Doug Ditrich.

In a heartfelt tribute to his dedication, service, and leadership, we dedicated our police department’s gun range in his honor. Chief Ditrich was a true leader who always put our community first, guiding us with integrity, strength, and compassion.

While he may no longer be with us, his impact on this department and this community will never be forgotten. Today, we stand together, remembering him and ensuring his legacy lives on in the work we do and the safety we uphold.

Rest in peace, Chief Ditrich. You will always be remembered. #ChiefDougDitrich #HonoringOurOwn 

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Help support the families of fallen Texas officers with a chance to win a truck in the TPCA Foundations’ raffle.

The Texas Police Chief’s Association (TPCA) is requesting your help! The TPCA Foundations’ Fallen Officer Fund paid out $220,000 to families of the fallen in 2024. While it’s a goal to have a time when no Texas officer lose their lives, the TPCA is committed to stepping up and assisting with taking care of the families.

You can participate with us by doing one or all of the following:
-Share the truck raffle information with your family and friends
-Purchase some raffle tickets
-Post the Truck raffle on your social media
-Sign up to Run 2 Remember – https://tpcatraining.elementlms.com/fun-run/

Visit: Truck Raffle – (CREDIT CARD PURCHASES ONLY) – https://tpcatraining.elementlms.com/product/truckr-raffle-credit-card-purchases-only/ to purchase your tickets today!

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Help La Porte Police catch some 🤡s who broke into Quik Mart and earn some cash.

LPPD # 25-00087
The La Porte Police Department is seeking the public’s help with identifying these suspects seen in the following photographs. The wardrobe matching males forced entry into the Quik Mart at 3209 S. Broadway St during the early morning hours of January 10th, 2025.

If anyone recognizes these individuals, please contact the La Porte Police Department’s Criminal Investigation Secretary Amy Haire at 281-842-3173 and reference the case number above. You may remain anonymous when providing information on this, and any other case, and there may be a cash reward available through Crime Stoppers if the individual is positively identified and charged

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Don’t miss your chance to join the La Porte Police Department. Get all the details on the next Civil Service Entrance Exam now.

📝 Information on the next Civil Service Entrance Exam for the La Porte Police Department.

🚓 Are you interested in becoming a Police Officer? Applications are now being accepted for Police Cadets!

📝 We will be holding an Entrance Exam on Tuesday, March 11, 2025 at 9:00AM.

👟 The Physical Agility Test will be the following morning on Wednesday, March 12, 2025, for those who pass the Entrance Exam with a 70 or better. A medical waiver is required, and link is included in the application process.

You MUST complete an employment application online for consideration. To view the minimum requirements and to submit an application, visit https://bit.ly/CoLPCareers.

⏰Applications will close at 5:00PM on Wednesday, March 5, 2025.

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Former LLPD’s Chief Doug Ditrich’s legacy lives on. Today marks one year since his passing.

As we continue to weather the winter storm, Enzo, I ask each of you to take a moment to remember our former Chief, Doug Ditrich. Today marks the one-year anniversary of his passing. We reflect on his life and his contribution to our department and the city of La Porte. Doug Ditrich was a Chief, a husband, a father, a son, a brother, and a best friend. Please keep Sherri and the entire Ditrich family in your prayers. We will always remember him and the impact he had, and while we miss him dearly, we take comfort in knowing he is in a better place. Thank you for everything, DD. Until we meet again in heaven.

P.S. I cannot help but think he had a little something to do with this historic snowfall.

Chief Scott Pullig

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La Porte City’s Adoption Center is offering free microchipping for pets January 11th and it’s open to all, but supplies are limited.

La Porte City Of La Porte, TX Adoption Center & Animal Shelter will be hosting a free microchip clinic on 1/11/25 from 11-3 for anyone, not just La Porte residents. Come on by! Supplies are limited so come early!
We are hosting a free microchip clinic on 1/11/25 from 11-3 for anyone, not just La Porte residents. Come on by! Supplies are limited so come early!

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