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2023 Texas Police Games - Coming to El Paso June 11-17, 2023
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Upcoming Events EPPD Retirees Breakfast
Mar 27, 2023El Sarape Restaurant 5103 Montana Ave.EPPD Retirees Breakfast
Apr 10, 2023El Sarape Restaurant 5103 Montana Ave.Board of Directors Meeting
Apr 18, 2023747 E. San Antonio Ave. Suite #103 El Paso Tx 79901El Paso Police & Fire Pension Board Meeting
Apr 19, 2023909 E. San Antonio Ave. El Paso, TX 79901 (915) 771-8111General Membership Meeting
Apr 20, 2023EPMPOA Memorial Hall, 3601 Rutherglen El Paso Tx, 79925
CBS4 got an inside look to El Paso Police's Gang Unit and how they're working with several other law enforcement agencies to help keep the Sun City safe. Cincinnati Entertainment District is a common place for El Pasoans to enjoy nightlife. There are several bars for people to choose from.
Read More...The El Paso City Council voted Tuesday to approve renaming the El Paso police headquarters after late police chief Gregory K. Allen. Allen's widow Roseanne Allen was present at the city council meeting as well as interim police chief Peter Pacillas. “Chief Allen was my friend. I had the highest respect for that man,” said council member Joe Molinar.
Read More...As the city embarks on a national search to replace its longest serving police chief, the leader of a state police association said past performance – not promises – should be key when filling the position. “There is no playbook for the current environment in which police executives find themselves.
Read More...Two people are in custody after a shooting at Cielo Vista Mall killed one person and left three others injured. Interim police Chief Peter Pacillas said the gunman was taken down quickly by an off-duty police officer who was working security at a store in the mall. He said the officer did not fire his weapon. The names and ages of the suspects were not released. A motive also was not released.
Read More...A Texas man pleaded guilty Wednesday to federal charges accusing him of killing nearly two dozen people in a racist attack at an El Paso Walmart in 2019, changing his plea weeks after the U.S. government said it wouldn’t seek the death penalty for the hate crimes and firearms violations. Patrick Crusius, 24, pleaded guilty Wednesday to 90 charges in connection with the Aug.
Read More...Body-worn cameras will now be a part of more El Paso Police Department officers’ uniforms. This comes after the City Council unanimously approved $6.6 million to purchase 792 body cams and 410 mobile video recorders last March. “I felt like it was essential El Paso police dept to be fitted with body cameras," said Henry Rivera, City Council member.
Read More...The El Paso City Council has approved five new works of art as part of the 2023 Public Art Plan, including a memorial that will honor the late El Paso Police Chief Greg Allen. The five new projects join 24 public art projects currently in the works that comprise the beginning of a Public Art Master Plan.
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Read More...City of El Paso officials are interviewing applicants for the interim police chief position, city spokesperson Laura Cruz-Acosta said in an email Wednesday. An announcement about who will serve as interim police chief following the death of Police Cheif Greg Allen is expected after interviews are completed this week, Cruz-Acosta added.
Read More...A Texas police officer was arrested this week after being indicted on 27 counts of indecency with a child and aggravated sexual assault of a child over a period of at least three years, jail records showed. Officer Eric Bernardino Ramirez was arrested on Monday following a multicount indictment handed up on Dec. 21, police officials said.
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