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Fallen Officer: Frank Burns End of Watch: April 12, 1923 - "Forget Not His Sacrifice"
+ Detective Charles Harmon #2137 - Rest In Peace End of Watch: January 11, 2021
+ Detective Camerino Santiago #1896 - Rest In Peace End of Watch: January 11, 2021
PHRC Director Arturo Flores cooking for "Drive-Thru" Fundraiser for Officers P. Martinez and E. Jimenez
PHRC Member Ofc. Fernie De La Torre Cooking for "Drive-Thru" Fundraiser for Officers P. Martinez and E. Jimenez
Bernie chillin' with some EPPD Officers
El Paso Police Memorial at Chuck Heinrich Park
Congratulations to the Mission Valley "Iron Pigs" Champions of the 2019 EPMPOA Turkey Bowl
The Newest EPMPOA Representatives Being Sworn In Valeria Maese and Natalie Herrera with President Michael Short
January 2021 EPMPOA "Member of the Month" Region III (PHRC) Officer Fernando De La Torre #2122
EP COVID-19 Information Hub Click on image to visit the EP Covid-19 Information Hub
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Blood Drive at Police Headquarters |
The El Paso Municipal Police Officers' Association encourages its members to participate in a blood drive being held by Vitalant at Police Headquarters on Wednesday, March 31, 2021, from 3:00 to 6:00 PM. The blood drive will take place in Vitalant's Blood Mobile in the Davita Dialysis parking lot on Montana Ave.
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EPPD To Host First Virtual Town Hall Meeting |
The El Paso Police Department’s Westside Regional Command Center will host its first virtual Town Hall Meeting.
The meeting, scheduled for 6 p.m. Thursday, April 1, will be livestreamed on EPPD’s Facebook, YouTube, and Periscope TV sites.
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EPMPOA LOTTERY PRIZE WINNERS! |
In an effort to draw members to the EPMPOA.ORG website and EPMPOA APP, and to get members more familiar with the “online voting” process, the EPMPOA recently had a “vote for a chance to win lottery.
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Blood Drive at the Westside Regional Command Center |
The El Paso Municipal Police Officers' Association encourages its members to participate in a blood drive being held by Vitalant at the Westside Regional Command Center on Monday, March 15, 2021, from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM. The blood drive will take place in Vitalant's Blood Mobile.
People still need blood.
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The El Paso Police Department is changing the requirements needed to become an officer.
Incoming classes must go through extensive training before joining the force. Included in the changes is the amount of time required to graduate.
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Editor's note: This interview was conducted in April 2020 and is part of the El Paso Times' look back at the COVID-19 pandemic, one year later.
El Paso police Officer Slade Davis looks for the bright spots amid the illness, worry and fear in this time of the coronavirus pandemic.
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An El Paso police officer has been arrested after he shot a man outside the "Tap Bar" in downtown El Paso. The officer arrested was identified on Friday as 34-year-old Anthony Greer. Crime Against Persons detectives and the Texas Rangers determined that the victim did not present a serious threat of injury or death to the officer.
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It's been a year since El Paso Police Sgt. Richard Allbee died in a head-on collision at the hands of a man who detectives said was impaired.
They were heading to Mesa from El Paso to visit Allbee's parents.
Allbee's wife was a passenger. She survived the crash. It happened in Bylus, Ariz.
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El Paso police responded to a call of family violence on Sunset Rose Drive in the eastside on Valentine's Day.
A police notification stated that a shooting involving a police officer happened at 3444 Sunset Rose Drive.
Reports stated that a person was armed with a shotgun.
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A New Mexico State Police officer was gunned down on Interstate 10 on Thursday and authorities chased the attacker, killing him in a shootout in Las Cruces that also injured an LCPD officer.
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Two new officer/canine teams are joining the El Paso International Airport’s K-9 unit. The two teams from the El Paso Police Department are trained to detect explosives.
While the teams will work primarily at the airport, they can also assist with explosive detection city-wide and help with safety of major city events.
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El Paso Police officials on Monday released the name of a man wounded in a police shooting in Downtown over the weekend.
Eduardo D. Reyes, 33, of Laveen, Arizona, in the Phoenix area, was shot late Saturday night in a confrontation with officers outside The Tap Bar and Restaurant, police said.
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El Paso Police say a bicycle officer shot a man who pointed a weapon at them while responding to an assault call in Downtown El Paso Saturday night.
The shooting happened at the 400 block of E. San Antonio Ave., near The Tap bar and restaurant. The call came in just after 11 p.m.
The suspect was transported to University Medical Center with a gunshot wound, but he is expected to survive.
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Jean P. Stanley called the El Paso Police Department on a recent Friday morning, saying he intended to cause a mass shooting and that he wanted to die by suicide, according to a state custodial death record.
Stanley, 27, told police he was intoxicated and firing a gun near Interstate 10 and along Thunderstorm Drive on Jan. 15.
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