Louisville Metro Police Department

06/06/2026

Today is D-DAY and we pause to remember the more than 160,000 Allied troops that landed on the beaches of Normandy during World War II. If you have a loved one that served, please let us know in the comments. Honoring this day!

06/04/2026

🚨UPDATE: Per our Missing Persons Unit. Ms. Lee has been LOCATED and is SAFE. We are canceling this request as of 910am on 6/4/26. Thank you for help.

🚨ENDANGERED MISSING PERSONS ALERT: Our Missing Persons Unit has issued a "Golden Alert" for Annie E Lee. She's 79. Last seen on 6/3/26 from 2100 Glenworth Ave at 6pm. She may be lost & confused & family is concerned for his safety. Call 911 or 574-LMPD (5673)

06/02/2026

WARNING: VIEWER DISCRETION IS ADVISED.
News conference with Chief Paul L. Humphrey and Deputy Chief Col. Emily McKinley regarding the officer involved shooting from the 3000 block of Cromarty Way on 5-30-26.

06/01/2026

🚨 We have been advised by Missing Persons and EMA that the subject our of Golden Alert, Mr. Josefino Devera has been LOCATED and is SAFE in in Bullitt County. We have no additional information currently on an exact location, but we are CANCELING this request as of 834am on 6/2/26.


🚨ENDANGERED MISSING PERSONS ALERT: Our Missing Persons Unit has issued a "Golden Alert" for Josefino Devera. He's 86. Last seen on 6/1/26 around noon from the area of Vintage Creek Court here in . He is described as an Asian male with white hair, 5’5” weighing 115lbs. The beige 2000 Toyota Camry, was last seen in the area of Russell County later on 06/01/26. Please be on the lookout for the depicted vehicle bearing Kentucky license plate 320 AZB. He may be lost & confused & family is concerned for his safety.

Currently WE DO NOT have a picture of Mr. Josefino Devera. Only the vehicle information.

Call 911 or 574-LMPD (5673)

06/01/2026

LMPD works with Auctions ASAP to auction unclaimed vehicles at our Impound Lot per state law requirements.

We have around 140 plus vehicles, trailers and more, that are ready for auction for those that are interested.

A link to the current auction is below.
https://bid.auctionsasap.com/auctions/6376/landing
This auction closes Sunday 6-7-26 at 7pm

05/31/2026

LMPD initial statement regarding an officer involved shooting from the 3000 block of Cromarty Way.

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05/30/2026

LMPD's Missing Persons Unit continues to investigate long term Missing Persons Cases. Today we are featuring a case from 2023.

We are asking for help regarding an investigation with Ronald Washington. Mr. Washington was last seen on September 18, 2023 in the 400 block of S. 8th Street. Mr. Washington hasn’t contacted family or friends since this time and there is concern for his safety.

If you by any chance know his whereabouts or may have any information regarding this investigation.

Please call 574-LMPD (5673) or you can use the online LMPD Tip Portal https://www.p3tips.com/tipform.aspx?ID=563 #

05/29/2026

💙 Thursday evening was one of those nights that stays with you.

At the MADD Kentucky Law Enforcement Recognition Ceremony, we gathered to honor the officers, agencies, victims, survivors, advocates, and community partners who pour their hearts into preventing impaired driving and supporting those forever changed by these tragic crashes. It was a night filled with emotion, reflection, and profound gratitude.

To every law enforcement officer who shows up day after day with courage, compassion, and unwavering dedication — thank you. You don’t just enforce laws; you save lives, protect families, and stand guard over our communities in ways most people never see. 🚔💛

To the victims and survivors who joined us — your presence was powerful. Your strength, your resilience, and your willingness to share space with us are reminders of why this mission matters so deeply. Your stories are carried in every step of this work, and your courage inspires us to keep pushing forward. ❤️

We are also incredibly grateful for the volunteers, caterers, venue staff, and every person behind the scenes who helped bring this ceremony to life. Events like this don’t just happen — they are built with love, teamwork, and a shared belief in safer roads and stronger communities. 🤝✨

We were proud to see LMPD represented by three remarkable officers whose dedication truly shined:

⭐ Detective Daniel Burnett – 50 DUI arrests in 2025
⭐ Officer Mark Girten Jr. – 213 DUI arrests in 2025, the highest in the Commonwealth of Kentucky
⭐ Officer Nathan Stotts – 45 DUI arrests in 2025

Standing with them was former LMPD officer Eric Lee, also recognized for his impactful work and continued commitment to this mission.

These individuals — and everyone honored Thursday evening — remind us that this fight is personal. It’s about protecting families, preventing heartbreak, and ensuring no one else has to endure the pain of losing someone to impaired driving.

💛 Thank you to everyone who joined us, supported us, and continues to stand with MADD Kentucky. Together, we are creating safer roads, stronger communities, and hope for a future free from impaired driving.

05/29/2026

🍔💙 A huge THANK YOU to Jaggers on Westport Road for hosting members of our 8th Division and their Advisory Board Thursday evening! 👮‍♂️👮‍♀️

It was the perfect way to unwind, enjoy a delicious burger, and meet our officers in a relaxed, informal setting. Folks grabbed dinner, chatted with the team, learned about upcoming Division events — and yes… plenty of milkshakes were enjoyed too! 🥤😄

Partnerships like this with local businesses help bring officers and neighbors together in ways you might not expect. It’s community policing over great food, good conversations, and genuine connection. 🤝🍟

Thank you again, Jaggers, for being such a supportive community partner! 🙌

05/29/2026

What an incredible turnout Thursday evening at Fante’s Coffee Shop. Thank you to every community member who took the time to meet with Major Mason Brown and our 5th Division officers.

Your engagement, your questions, and your commitment to our neighborhoods make all the difference. Together, we’re building trust, strengthening relationships, and creating a safer Louisville for everyone.