07/25/2021
Check out these fantastic photos provided by our very own Officer Allen. We have been having a fantastic time at the Dixie World Series.
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Operating as usual
07/25/2021
Shared from NASRO (National Association ofSchool Resource Officers):
In a new series titled "Reality Over Rhetoric," we hope to clear up some of the most common misconceptions surrounding the role of SROs.
The reality is that carefully selected, specifically trained, and properly equipped SROs protect and serve students, bridge the gap between law enforcement and youth, and are a positive addition to the community.
Shared from NASRO (National Association ofSchool Resource Officers):
In a new series titled "Reality Over Rhetoric," we hope to clear up some of the most common misconceptions surrounding the role of SROs.
The reality is that carefully selected, specifically trained, and properly equipped SROs protect and serve students, bridge the gap between law enforcement and youth, and are a positive addition to the community.
07/22/2021
PGPD Proud!
Lt. Earl Crawford took advantage of a rare opportunity to get our entire “D Shift” team in one place, at one time, for a quick pic. “D” Shift is one of our two night shifts. These are half of your uniformed officers that work between the approximate hours of 6p to 6a, 24/7. When the stars line-up just right, we hope to showcase “C Shift”, the other half of our nocturnal, uniformed team soon.
We have had, and we will continue to have, some of our treasured, veteran officers retiring – this is a time for celebration. As always in this profession, we experience some transitions for a variety of other reasons as well. At any rate, most of the members of this shift have been with us for roughly five years or less. Rest easy though, ALL of these officers have brought with them many combined years of valued, prior law-enforcement experience from other places throughout our region.
This team brings with them interesting, diverse professional and personal backgrounds. Among them are at least one faith leader, a prior college football player, military veterans, a mother, fathers, a bi-lingual officer, and much, much more. Clearly, the rock-star of this group is pictured bottom right.
They are all very much unified with their love of our community, each other, and our mission to serve and protect PG; these are the primary reasons they chose PG for a career.
They all look serious, but they are a lot of fun.
By the way, we are still hiring!
- Chief Early
07/22/2021
(Prince George, VA) – Catalytic Converter Thefts
Prince George County is experiencing ongoing criminal activity directly related to the theft of catalytic converters - our latest theft was reported yesterday. These converters contain valuable metals that can be recycled for cash. Most of the vehicles being targeted in the County are older model Ford and Chevy products, but other vehicles are vulnerable as these thefts are mostly crimes of opportunity. Catalytic converters are an exhaust emission control device that is located on the underside of cars and trucks; this device is situated between the engine and the muffler.
Converter theft is a nationwide trend, but you can take steps to defend your property from this crime. Consider the following mitigating factors:
- If possible, park your vehicle inside a locked structure.
- Park your vehicle in a well-lit area, near motion lights, or near cameras that will alert you.
- If you have a car alarm, make sure it will audible activate with motion.
- Place a unique identifiable mark on your converter.
- Install an anti-theft device on your converter.
- Contact your insurance company and verify that you are covered for this type of theft.
- Be alert for unusual noises, especially power tools, at any time but especially at night. A thief with a lithium-powered Sawzall can remove a converter in under two minutes.
Any information related to these thefts can be reported to the Prince George Police Department at (804) 733-2773 or Crime Solvers at 733-2777. You can also remain anonymous by using our P3tips app. As always, we encourage any observed, suspicious activity to be reported immediately. We need your help to locate and arrest these criminals!
(Prince George, VA) – Catalytic Converter Thefts
Prince George County is experiencing ongoing criminal activity directly related to the theft of catalytic converters - our latest theft was reported yesterday. These converters contain valuable metals that can be recycled for cash. Most of the vehicles being targeted in the County are older model Ford and Chevy products, but other vehicles are vulnerable as these thefts are mostly crimes of opportunity. Catalytic converters are an exhaust emission control device that is located on the underside of cars and trucks; this device is situated between the engine and the muffler.
Converter theft is a nationwide trend, but you can take steps to defend your property from this crime. Consider the following mitigating factors:
- If possible, park your vehicle inside a locked structure.
- Park your vehicle in a well-lit area, near motion lights, or near cameras that will alert you.
- If you have a car alarm, make sure it will audible activate with motion.
- Place a unique identifiable mark on your converter.
- Install an anti-theft device on your converter.
- Contact your insurance company and verify that you are covered for this type of theft.
- Be alert for unusual noises, especially power tools, at any time but especially at night. A thief with a lithium-powered Sawzall can remove a converter in under two minutes.
Any information related to these thefts can be reported to the Prince George Police Department at (804) 733-2773 or Crime Solvers at 733-2777. You can also remain anonymous by using our P3tips app. As always, we encourage any observed, suspicious activity to be reported immediately. We need your help to locate and arrest these criminals!
07/21/2021
Many thanks to Monumental Baptist Church for their donation of school supplies!
Many thanks to Monumental Baptist Church for their donation of school supplies!
07/20/2021
Prince George County Incident & Arrest Report from Prince George County Police : Nixle
Prince George County Incident & Arrest Report from Prince George County Police : Nixle
Prince George County Incident & Arrest Report
07/19/2021
WE'RE HIRING EMERGENCY COMMUNICATION OFFICERS!
Want a career that makes a difference? Do you possess strong customer service skills, a calm disposition, and advanced multi-tasking skills in order to listen, talk, read, and type simultaneously with accuracy? A career in 9-1-1 Emergency Communications may be for you!
As a 9-1-1 Emergency Communications Officer, you get to help people through the worst day of their life.
Salary starts at $ 39,082 a year ($18.79 an hour) with career development and comprehensive healthcare coverage.
Here is a link to the job description on the Prince George County website:
https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/princegeorgeva/jobs/3157830/communications-officer?pagetype=jobOpportunitiesJobs
If you, or anyone you know, would be a good fit for our team, visit:
https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/princegeorgeva/jobs/3157830/communications-officer?pagetype=jobOpportunitiesJobs
WE'RE HIRING EMERGENCY COMMUNICATION OFFICERS!
Want a career that makes a difference? Do you possess strong customer service skills, a calm disposition, and advanced multi-tasking skills in order to listen, talk, read, and type simultaneously with accuracy? A career in 9-1-1 Emergency Communications may be for you!
As a 9-1-1 Emergency Communications Officer, you get to help people through the worst day of their life.
Salary starts at $ 39,082 a year ($18.79 an hour) with career development and comprehensive healthcare coverage.
Here is a link to the job description on the Prince George County website:
https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/princegeorgeva/jobs/3157830/communications-officer?pagetype=jobOpportunitiesJobs
If you, or anyone you know, would be a good fit for our team, visit:
https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/princegeorgeva/jobs/3157830/communications-officer?pagetype=jobOpportunitiesJobs
07/15/2021
Prince George officers who rescued man from burning car honored by family
The officers who rescued Daniels said that there's no greater feeling than knowing they made a difference in someone's life.
"It's something I'll never forget as long as I live and just to know it had a happy ending. Thank you," Officer Kelly Borshch, one of the rescuers with the police department, said.
#PGPDproud
A group of Prince George police officers were honored on Wednesday by the family of a man who officers rescued from a burning car in May.
07/14/2021
This is a problem on many levels. The draw on police resources out of their respective communities is certainly one of them.
07/14/2021
On May 24th, at approximately 12:20 hours, officers were dispatched to the 5300 block of Courthouse Rd regarding a single motor vehicle crash with entrapment.
Officers arrived on the scene and located a vehicle on the right side of the road entirely on fire and the female driver lying on the side of the road. She advised that her boyfriend was still in the vehicle. Officers heard screams from the passenger side of the vehicle. Officer approached the passenger side of the vehicle in an attempt to get to the male party. Officers could utilize fire extinguishers to extinguish the fire enough to remove the passenger from the engulfed vehicle.
The male was then carried by officers to the embankment and provided first aid. The female was transported to SRMC, and Med-Fight transported the male to MCV.
Tonight the county recognized these officers!
#PGPD #PGPDPROUD
07/13/2021
Prince George County Incident & Arrest Report from Prince George County Police : Nixle
Prince George County Incident & Arrest Report from Prince George County Police : Nixle
Prince George County Incident & Arrest Report
07/13/2021
On 06/21/2021 around 1547 hours, the below suspect walked into a business in the 2000 block of Waterside Road and shoplifted a Honda 2200 Inverter, costing over $1000. The suspect then left the scene in a black car, unknown on make, model, direction, or tag. The suspect is described as a white male, 25 - 40 YO, between 5’06” - 5’10” in height with black hair, wearing camo print shorts, a white and yellow mask, gray Jordan sneakers, and an unknown tattoo on the left forearm.
Any information that would assist in identifying this suspect can be reported to Prince George County Police at (804) 733-2773, anonymously on the P3 tips app, or through CrimeSolvers at (804) 733-2777.
Hopewell Prince George
On 06/21/2021 around 1547 hours, the below suspect walked into a business in the 2000 block of Waterside Road and shoplifted a Honda 2200 Inverter, costing over $1000. The suspect then left the scene in a black car, unknown on make, model, direction, or tag. The suspect is described as a white male, 25 - 40 YO, between 5’06” - 5’10” in height with black hair, wearing camo print shorts, a white and yellow mask, gray Jordan sneakers, and an unknown tattoo on the left forearm.
Any information that would assist in identifying this suspect can be reported to Prince George County Police at (804) 733-2773, anonymously on the P3 tips app, or through CrimeSolvers at (804) 733-2777.
Hopewell Prince George
07/09/2021
(Prince George, VA) –Police Investigating Fatal Crash
On July 9, 2021, at approximately 12:33 p.m., members of the Prince George County Police Department were dispatched to a single-vehicle, motorcycle crash in the 16900 block of South Crater Road. Upon arrival, officers discovered the operator of the motorcycle sustained obvious injuries; he was pronounced deceased at the scene.
Investigator’s preliminary findings revealed the motorcycle, while traveling northbound on South Crater Road, left the roadway before striking a fence line. The driver was not wearing a helmet.
The victim involved in this afternoon’s fatal crash has been identified as an adult male. The release of further identifying information is pending next of kin notification.
Anyone that witnessed this incident, or anyone with information related to the crash, is asked to contact the Prince George Police Department at (804) 733-2773.
(Prince George, VA) –Police Investigating Fatal Crash
On July 9, 2021, at approximately 12:33 p.m., members of the Prince George County Police Department were dispatched to a single-vehicle, motorcycle crash in the 16900 block of South Crater Road. Upon arrival, officers discovered the operator of the motorcycle sustained obvious injuries; he was pronounced deceased at the scene.
Investigator’s preliminary findings revealed the motorcycle, while traveling northbound on South Crater Road, left the roadway before striking a fence line. The driver was not wearing a helmet.
The victim involved in this afternoon’s fatal crash has been identified as an adult male. The release of further identifying information is pending next of kin notification.
Anyone that witnessed this incident, or anyone with information related to the crash, is asked to contact the Prince George Police Department at (804) 733-2773.
07/09/2021
Great information!
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As #Elsa brings rain to #Virginia tonight, please remember these safety tips if you must travel:
🚗 Never drive through a flooded road. #TurnAroundDontDrown
💡 Wipers on? LIGHTS ON.
🕰 Slow down and give yourself extra time.
❤️ Be safe, friends!
#VaWx
07/08/2021
On 07/01/2021 around 1938 hours in the 4200 blk of Cedar Creek Lane, the below suspects rang the doorbell of an occupied residence. When the doorbell went unanswered, the suspects then forced entry into the residence. The suspects were in the process of taking items when suspect one encountered the homeowner inside the residence and all suspects fled on foot. Suspect 1 was described as a young, dark skinned black male with three inch twists in his hair, wearing a black hoodie with a graffiti design. Suspect 2 was described as tall with “cornrows.” No description has been provided for Suspect 3.
A video has also been shared to assist with identification in a separate post.
This is an ongoing, active investigation. Any information that would assist in identifying these suspects can be reported to Prince George County Police at (804) 733-2773, anonymously on the P3 tips app, or through CrimeSolvers at (804) 733-2777.
Hopewell Prince George
On 07/01/2021 around 1938 hours in the 4200 blk of Cedar Creek Lane, the below suspects rang the doorbell of an occupied residence. When the doorbell went unanswered, the suspects then forced entry into the residence. The suspects were in the process of taking items when suspect one encountered the homeowner inside the residence and all suspects fled on foot. Suspect 1 was described as a young, dark skinned black male with three inch twists in his hair, wearing a black hoodie with a graffiti design. Suspect 2 was described as tall with “cornrows.” No description has been provided for Suspect 3.
A video has also been shared to assist with identification in a separate post.
This is an ongoing, active investigation. Any information that would assist in identifying these suspects can be reported to Prince George County Police at (804) 733-2773, anonymously on the P3 tips app, or through CrimeSolvers at (804) 733-2777.
Hopewell Prince George
07/08/2021
The attached video was provided for the residential burglary on 07/01/2021 of the suspects fleeing on foot and has been provided to assist with identification.
Any information known or obtained regarding this incident can be reported to Prince George County Police at (804) 733-2773, anonymously on the P3 tips app, or through CrimeSolvers at (804) 733-2777.
07/08/2021
From the Chief’s Desk:
Employee of the Quarter – 911/Emergency Communications Center
Realizing that we have the very best Emergency Communications Center (ECC) on the planet, we want to showcase the exceptional performances of one of these individuals each quarter. We have a great Public Safety Team, and we want to expand meaningful, well-earned opportunities to highlight their dedicated service. These people are more than just employees; they have a passion to serve our beloved PG community.
Our ECC is comprised of a manager, two supervisors and fourteen communications officers. Our ECC is the 24/7/365 central nervous system for all of our Prince George County public safety operations. This group of men and women perform a very critical, difficult, stressful, rewarding service for our community and all of our public safety personnel. They are an awesome group of people. We hope you will join us in showing them some love and appreciation.
We are very pleased to announce Communications Officer Christopher “Riley” Rakes as our very first ECC “Employee of the Quarter.”
“Riley” joined our Team in 2019. Riley has taken to this difficult job like a fish to water. He has received several commendations for his quick thinking and overall performances. He maintains an incredible awareness of every event occurring while thinking, predicting and planning on what could occur next. His customer service and calmness while dealing with 9-1-1 and non-emergency callers are outstanding. Additionally, Riley is already effectively training new personnel. As ECC Manager Chad Bosserman stated, “Rakes is known for his energetic vibes and his daily greeting to everyone with a chipper gooood morning.”
Please join me with recognizing and appreciating CO Rakes for all of his contributions.
From the Chief’s Desk:
Employee of the Quarter – 911/Emergency Communications Center
Realizing that we have the very best Emergency Communications Center (ECC) on the planet, we want to showcase the exceptional performances of one of these individuals each quarter. We have a great Public Safety Team, and we want to expand meaningful, well-earned opportunities to highlight their dedicated service. These people are more than just employees; they have a passion to serve our beloved PG community.
Our ECC is comprised of a manager, two supervisors and fourteen communications officers. Our ECC is the 24/7/365 central nervous system for all of our Prince George County public safety operations. This group of men and women perform a very critical, difficult, stressful, rewarding service for our community and all of our public safety personnel. They are an awesome group of people. We hope you will join us in showing them some love and appreciation.
We are very pleased to announce Communications Officer Christopher “Riley” Rakes as our very first ECC “Employee of the Quarter.”
“Riley” joined our Team in 2019. Riley has taken to this difficult job like a fish to water. He has received several commendations for his quick thinking and overall performances. He maintains an incredible awareness of every event occurring while thinking, predicting and planning on what could occur next. His customer service and calmness while dealing with 9-1-1 and non-emergency callers are outstanding. Additionally, Riley is already effectively training new personnel. As ECC Manager Chad Bosserman stated, “Rakes is known for his energetic vibes and his daily greeting to everyone with a chipper gooood morning.”
Please join me with recognizing and appreciating CO Rakes for all of his contributions.
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The Prince George County Police Department is a progressive, mid-sized law enforcement agency. The diversified staff includes 56 sworn law enforcement officers, 12 volunteer auxiliary officers, 3 animal services officers, and 14 communications officers. There ais7 civilian support personnel is assisting the Department in achieving its goals for the County. 4 volunteer Police Chaplains from within the County are available to assist the Department 24/7. The Department strives for high visibility and positive involvement with County residents. The Police Department is organized into three service units: The Uniform Services Unit, the Investigations Unit, and the Administrative Services Unit.
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WE'RE HIRING EMERGENCY COMMUNICATION OFFICERS! Want a career that makes a difference? Do you possess strong customer service skills, a calm disposition, and advanced multi-tasking skills in order to listen, talk, read, and type simultaneously with accuracy? A career in 9-1-1 Emergency Communications may be for you! If you, or anyone you know, would be a good fit for our team, visit: https://gcc02.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.governmentjobs.com%2Fcareers%2Fprincegeorgeva%2Fjobs%2F2871762%2Fcommunications-officer%3Fpagetype%3DjobOpportunitiesJobs&data=02%7C01%7CAGrochmal%40princegeorgecountyva.gov%7C54a2d6e09335497f7ca208d8647936d7%7C9adff96cd9eb45f3a90f53145764e2ac%7C1%7C0%7C637369819121742200&sdata=s852lVKfH9GHSFG%2FmpNdbMWENpMDPWlf3CA3Gvl3l%2F0%3D&reserved=0
WE'RE HIRING EMERGENCY COMMUNICATION OFFICERS!
WE'RE HIRING EMERGENCY COMMUNICATION OFFICERS! Want a career that makes a difference? Do you possess strong customer service skills, a calm disposition, and advanced multi-tasking skills in order to listen, talk, read, and type simultaneously with accuracy? A career in 9-1-1 Emergency Communications may be for you! If you, or anyone you know, would be a good fit for our team, visit: https://gcc02.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.governmentjobs.com%2Fcareers%2Fprincegeorgeva%2Fjobs%2F2871762%2Fcommunications-officer%3Fpagetype%3DjobOpportunitiesJobs&data=02%7C01%7CAGrochmal%40princegeorgecountyva.gov%7C54a2d6e09335497f7ca208d8647936d7%7C9adff96cd9eb45f3a90f53145764e2ac%7C1%7C0%7C637369819121742200&sdata=s852lVKfH9GHSFG%2FmpNdbMWENpMDPWlf3CA3Gvl3l%2F0%3D&reserved=0
Lieutenant Moore Retirement
Congratulations to a one-of-a-kind guy who makes us laugh and brings all kinds of personality to the room. Best wishes for a happy retirement to Lieutenant Sean Moore, who officially retired today after 22 years of service to the citizens of Prince George County. #CommunityCommitment #PGPDPROUD
Officer Pearson Retirement
Best wishes for a happy retirement to Officer John "Butch" Pearson. Butch officially retired today after 27 years of service to the citizens of Prince George County. #CommunityCommitment #PGPDPROUD
Shop With A Cop - Foundation 17 & Hopewell/Prince George FOP #17 Foundation 17 donated funds to provide 5 children an opportunity to Shop With A Copy at Burlington. The children picked out needed clothes, shoes and of course some toys. They were also thoughtful and wanted to buy a small gift for their families. On behalf of Foundation 17, Hopewell/Prince George FOP #17 and the Prince George County Police Department, we wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
We REMEMBER...
We REMEMBER... At 0846 eighteen years ago one of the greatest tragedies that our nation would ever face began. A hijacked passenger jet, American Airlines Flight 11 out of Boston, Massachusetts, crashes into the north tower (Tower 1) of the World Trade Center, tearing a gaping hole in the building and setting it a fire. 10:28 a.m. Tower 1 collapses from the top down as if it were being peeled apart, releasing a tremendous cloud of debris and smoke. Please observe a moment of silence for all of those that lost their lives in such a horrible tragedy #UnitedweStand #NeverForget Bagpipes played by Virginia State Police First Sergeant Michael McCann
UPDATE : Prince George Canine Awarded Ballistic Vest Thanks to the nonprofit organization, Spike's K9 Fund, the Prince George County Police Department will be awarded a ballistic K9 vest for one of their newest members. The vest will be sized for Patrol K9 Valor on Friday, August 16th, 2:15 p.m., at the Prince George Police Department. This will be the 500th ballistic vest that Spikes K9 Fund will have donated since the nonprofit's inception in 2014. The Department is very thankful for the opportunity to receive a potentially life-saving piece of equipment for K9 Valor. The “Spike’s K9 Fund” campaign was founded by James Hatch, a retired Special Warfare Operator. As a K9 handler for several deployments, James’ life was spared by the work of K9s – one of the most memorable was Spike. On James’ final deployment, the night he was critically wounded, K9 Spike’s actions spared James’ life while losing his own. From that evening on, James oriented his life around the training, care, and preservation of working dogs. In addition to working as the founder and president of the fund, he cooperates with local law enforcement, and he has adopted a former service dog in need of medical attention. For more information, please contact Spikes K9 Fund at [email protected]. Tax-deductible donations accepted via mail to Spikes K9 Fund5760 Northampton Blvd #118 Virginia Beach, VA 23455 or via the website: https://www.spikesk9fund.org/#
Connecting through our community programs allows us the opportunity to educate and build partnerships. Over the last two weeks, participants in our Youth Public Safety Academy interacted with officers, firefighters, and many other professionals working in Public Safety to experience what they do and learn about their specializations. We would like to thank our public safety partners at Petersburg Bureau of Police, Petersburg Fire Department, Hopewell Police Department, VCU Health Critical Care Transport Network, City Of Richmond Fire Department and Prince George County Fire and EMS. Without you, this program would not be successful. Congratulations to the students for completing the Academy and we hope you enjoyed it as much as we did! Check us out next year Prince George! #Community #PGPDPROUD
Torch Run Update!! 👮♀️👮♂️
K-9 Sansa accepting her new duties with PGPD! #PGPDPROUD #K9Sansa
At 0846 seventeen years ago one of the greatest tragedies that our nation would ever face began. A hijacked passenger jet, American Airlines Flight 11 out of Boston, Massachusetts, crashes into the north tower (Tower 1) of the World Trade Center, tearing a gaping hole in the building and setting it a fire. 10:28 a.m. Tower 1 collapses from the top down as if it were being peeled apart, releasing a tremendous cloud of debris and smoke. Please observe a moment of silence for all of those that lost their lives in such a horrible tragedy Never Forget 343! Bagpipes played by Lt. Warren.
Today, the Prince George Police Department celebrated the promotion of Lieutenant Chris Douglas. The ceremony was an opportunity for friends, family members, and fellow co-workers to congratulate Chris on a job well done!
Special police es**rt round two!
Special police es**rt round two! Congratulations to Prince George High School girl's softball team on winning the State Championship! #Goroyals!
A special police es**rt for our State Champs! Congratulations to Prince George High School Baseball team on winning the State Championship! #Goroyals!
Torch Run going on now!
Tip a Cop 2018
National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week
Happy National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week to all 911 Communications Officers and call takers. Many calls are placed each day for emergencies people hope to never encounter. Thank you for your unwavering dedication, professionalism, and commitment. #NPSTW2018
Chief Early speaking at the Team Up to Cleanup Meeting! Check it out!
Snow Report: Avoid James River Drive between Beavercastle and Tarbay. Road is impassable.
GZ Flag Ceremony
Remembering the 9/11 Tragedy An American Flag flown days after the 9/11 tragedy at Ground Zero was raised Friday morning in front of the Prince George Police Department. The Flag flew for nine minutes and eleven seconds as Police, Sheriff, Fire and EMS personnel looked on along with BOS Vice Chairman Donald Hunter and County Administrator Percy Ashcraft. The sacrifices, freedoms and history this Flag represents were humbling for all in attendance. The ceremony was coordinated through the efforts of Prince George resident Don Vtipil, an advocate for veterans and their families. During a recent visit to Williamsburg, Don was introduced to John Sullivan, the owner of American Eagle Flag and Flagpole, LLC. While discussing the benefit concert Don is coordinating at the Beacon Theater on November 4th, Mr. Sullivan mentioned that he was the caretaker of one of the U.S. Flags flown at Ground Zero during the recovery operations at the Twin Towers. Mr. Sullivan made a recommendation to have the Ground Zero Flag be part of the concert so he loaned it to Don for the weekend. The Ground Zero Flag is part of our history and it is shared around the country for citizens to see and touch. Don is the co-founder of the Military Assistance Program and he will be hosting the concert, A Night With The Veterans, at the Beacon Theater. It is an event you don’t want to miss. Weather permitting, the Flag will be raised tonight at the Prince George High School Football home game vs. Thomas Dale. Pregame begins at 6:00 pm.
And a word from one of our very own Special Olympians Chris!
Check out this great video with Lt. Burroughs and Special Olympic athlete Chris Brunot! Check back tomorrow for Chris to tell you how excited he is to be an athlete!
On behalf of the Prince George Police Department, we want to express our profound thanks to those who participated in National Night Out on Aug. 1. The show of support to promote awareness, safety, and neighborhood unity was present throughout the night, along with the importance of police-community relationships and citizen involvement to help build a safer nation. We enjoyed the participation from thirty-two sites throughout the County. We estimated this year’s attendance at 2,250 compared to 2,122 last year. To the many individuals, businesses, community and church groups, law enforcement agencies, thank you for your show of support. You helped make the night a success. The spirit of neighborhood and partnership was quite evident throughout the evening. This is what makes Prince George a special place to live, work, and raise a family. Again, thank you to everyone who made this night special it was very much appreciated. Enjoy the video!
We would like to thank everyone who attended our 2017 Youth Public Safety Academy this summer! We also would like to thank the men and women of the Prince George Police Department and Prince George Fire and Ems that made this year’s 2017 Youth Public Safety Academy a success. A BIG shout out to Deputies, Moore and Hare from the Dinwiddie Sheriff’s Office as well as Richmond Fire Department Investigator Dalrymple and Captain Spencer for your assistance. A special thanks to our very own retired Sgt.Chad Eilert for your knowledge and expertise. We are already gearing up for next year!!
PG Youth Public Safety Academy: Today, students learned about various police dogs. This video displays the talents of K-9 "Trooper." Handlers are Animal Control Officer Sam Hancock and Officer Charlie Santilli.
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1880 Yorktown Dr, Fort Lee
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We’re there shoots fired in pine ridge this morning
Thank you PG County Police Dept. for your great heroism and protection. You are so appreciated. Praying for your safety. 🙏💙God bless you all. #pgpolice #backthebluealways
a great lunch crowd.... good food and good friends.....
What a great job Lt Burroughs (not Perez) and Officer Vasquez did for our motorcycle ride today. The entire crew did great. Totally appreciate the support y'all provided for Jordan's Ride. She would have been awed at both the turnout and the professional manner in which it was executed.
The men in blue came through for us again.
Is this one of yours??????
How is it on 156 around standard motor products...is there power
This afternoon I stopped at what looked like a license check. Such a wonderful gesture as the officers were stopping drivers to offer complimentary face masks and hand sanitizer. Thank you for all that you do Prince George Police Department!!!! What a great surprise!!!
Trash and speeding on Sandy Ridge-- Ruffin to 156 daily/late pm..
Can I borrow a couple of spike strips please.. I promise not to tell
:)
J
Police Officers Dancing to Vogue By #Madonna With Madonna Girl Dale #Police #policeofficer
What say PGPD? Will you be making a similar statement to put citizens at ease?
I’m very disappointed in dispatch when I called this Monday morning at 4:52 am. My dogs managed to bring in a stray Staffordshire/pitty mix into the house through the doggy door. My male dog & this stray got very aggressive so I kept them apart thinking if I call the police an officer would come and get the dog as it was very friendly. They have done it before, if animal control wasn’t available. When I called, the woman said no one could come from animal control until they open up at 8:30. I told her the dog is not getting along with my male dog. She told me to open the door and let the dog out. So if gets hit on the road? I’ve never seen this dog in the neighborhood. It’s well taken care of, this is someone’s baby!
Very disappointed with dispatch attitude this morning. I called because my two dogs managed to bring in a lost dog. A Staffordshire