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"We have to get out there and enforce the traffic laws and try to make it safer for the motorists of Charlotte, so we try to go after those who are speeding, driving dangerously, driving recklessly - they're endangering other peoples' lives." Hear from Officer Fulton, from our South Division, about his work as a traffic officer and all that he does to try and make our roads safer for everyone. Driving recklessly is not just dangerous for you, but for everyone around you as well. Don't put yourselves or others in jeopardy. Let's work together to keep the roads of Charlotte safe!
CMPD News14,957 次观看 • 14 天前

On Tuesday, March 18, shortly before 11:30 a.m., officers responded to an Assault with a Deadly Weapon call for service in the 100 block of S. Sharon Amity Road in the Providence Division. Upon arrival, officers located a female victim who had sustained non-life threatening injuries. Detectives are requesting the public’s assistance identifying the suspect and the suspect vehicle. Anyone with information about this incident can report it anonymously by contacting Crime Stoppers at 704-334-1600 or Charlotte Crime Stoppers ( For additional information about these cases, please refer to the report: 20260318-1118-05.
CMPD News45,629 次观看 • 3 个月前

Tomorrow marks the first official day of summer and just a friendly reminder: the juvenile curfew isn’t a suggestion. Our officers will be increasing curfew enforcement and shutting down late‑night meetups, hangouts and gatherings before they turn into problems. Parents, this is where your partnership matters: know where your kids are, who they’re with and what they’re doing. If you’re under 18 and out after hours without adult supervision, consider this your notice. We’ll be out, we’ll be watching and yes — we’ll be there to end the “fun” when it crosses the line.
CMPD News15,056 次观看 • 1 个月前

Tonight, a procession carried CMPD Officer Joshua Eyer’s body from the hospital to the Medical Examiner’s Office. Thank you for the enormous outpouring of support from law enforcement across the state as well as Charlotte Fire Dept for closing roads tonight. Our prayers are with Officer Eyer’s family and the families of the three other officers who lost their lives in the line of duty today.
CMPD News187,580 次观看 • 2 年前

Drive safe Charlotte, you never know who could be watching 👀🚓 Had to put our own spin on this trend, but all fun aside, don't drive crazy! Keep yourself and others safe on the road; put the phone down, eyes on the road and slow down. We aren't living in the Fast & Furious franchise...
CMPD News41,292 次观看 • 5 个月前

“Chief Patterson has dedicated much of her career to protecting and serving the people of Mecklenburg County, and, as Police Chief, she will go the distance to keep her community safe.” - Governor Stein And a new chapter begins! Today, Chief Patterson was officially sworn in as our new Chief of Police. Through the oath of office, she pledged to lead with integrity, dedication and a heart to serve. We look forward to embarking on this new journey, as we work together to protect and strengthen our city. To hear more from Chief Patterson, checkout the link in our bio.
CMPD News20,030 次观看 • 7 个月前

"These aren't young kids heading off to the park to play frisbee and to have a good time, they're looking for an interaction that seems to be somewhat negative." If you work or live in Uptown, you've probably encountered individuals riding bikes, ATVs or dirt bikes recklessly in the streets. Hear from two Uptown stakeholders on their experiences with these situations. Our zero-tolerance, CROWN initiative strives to eliminate these occurrences and improve both safety and quality of life for drivers, workers and residents in Uptown.
CMPD News14,343 次观看 • 8 个月前

🚨 Heads up, South End! 🚨 For months, thieves have been targeting cell phones in some of the area’s most popular bars and restaurants. Our data shows 37 cell phone larcenies between Jan. 1 – June 23, a 106% increase in these districts compared to 2024. Hear from our Central Division’s Capt. Wagner on what you can do to protect your valuable devices.
CMPD News13,120 次观看 • 1 年前
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