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CALLING ALL SWAT MEMBERS
Current members of the El Paso Police Department's Special Weapons and Tactical Team (SWAT) are looking to contact any previous EPPD SWAT team member. If you were on the team at anytime, or know an officer who was, please email Officer Alvaro Jaquez at JaquezAX@elpasotexas.gov for additional information. Thank you!
Upcoming Events EPPD Retirees Breakfast
Sep 26, 2022El Sarape Restaurant 5103 Montana Ave.Ninth Annual EPMPOA Fallen Officers Memorial Race
Oct 02, 2022National Night Out
Oct 04, 20227831 Paseo Del Norte El Paso, TX 79912EPPD Retirees Breakfast
Oct 10, 2022El Sarape Restaurant 5103 Montana Ave.EPMPOA Cookout for Region III (PHRC)
Oct 14, 2022Pebble Hills Regional Command Center 10780 Pebble Hills Blvd.
Lindsay Lopez loved seeing her sister in uniform. Sometimes she’d help Brianna prep for her late-night patrol shift, braiding her wavy hair back into a bun, and marvel at the change that came over her little sister. In the crisp blue pants and navy button down of an El Paso police officer, Brianna looked “powerful,” Lindsay Lopez recalls.
Read More...SAFFORD – After more than two-and-a-half years since a head-on collision took the life of El Paso Police Department detective Richard B Allbee Jr., 51, the man who caused the collision has been sentenced to prison. On Wednesday, in front of a courtroom laden with family and friends of the victim, Graham County Superior Court Judge Pro Tem Travis L.
Read More...It’s Wednesday, which means CBS4 gets to showcase another woman in the borderland who’s Breaking the Bias. CBS4 On Your Side introduces you to an El Paso Police Officer with many titles, who’s made it her mission to put her life on the line to save others. El Paso Police Officer Judy Oviedo is proud to wear her badge. She joined the department 15 years ago.
Read More...The El Paso Police Department is facing a drastic officer shortage causing even longer response times in the Sun City. EPPD tells KFOX14 they have about 1000 officers on the force currently, but that they need hundreds more to keep up with the growth of El Paso.
Read More...A Dallas man is accused of assaulting an El Paso police officer during a post-arrest search, according to police. A video of the incident was released. According to police, it shows 29-year-old Tony Wells attacking the officer. Another officer can be seen coming to help the officer under attack. Wells had been arrested for burglary of a vehicle.
Read More...An El Paso Police officer was injured after being assaulted during a call, according to police. The officer, an 8-year-veteran of the police department, can be seen in police body cam video speaking with the suspect before things turned violent. It happened Monday, August 22, on the 3900 block of Taylor Avenue in central El Paso.
Read More...After four days of hearings last week, a judge dismissed about 370 criminal cases in El Paso because of prosecutorial delays. The El Paso Public Defender’s Office, which sought the dismissals, says this is just the beginning: It has more than 1,000 additional cases eligible to be dismissed and plans to file new motions soon. Between Aug.
Read More...After four days of hearings last week, a judge dismissed about 370 criminal cases in El Paso because of prosecutorial delays. The El Paso Public Defender’s Office, which sought the dismissals, says this is just the beginning: It has more than 1,000 additional cases eligible to be dismissed and plans to file new motions soon. Between Aug.
Read More...The El Paso Independent School District police will be able to hire off-duty police officers to work as school resource officers (SRO). The El Paso city council approved placing city officers as SROs Tuesday morning in the city meeting.
Read More...According to EPPD officials, the El Paso County Sheriff’s Office (EPCSO) requested the bomb squad after a call along the 10200 block of Kenworthy in Northeast El Paso. The call for assistance went out sometime after 10:30 a.m. No other information was released by law enforcement. KTSM.
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