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An unexpected yarn of community building: Detroit police precinct offers crochet classes to engage locals

An unexpected yarn of community building: Detroit police precinct offers crochet classes to engage locals

January 9, 2024

The Detroit Police Department’s Fifth precinct is taking an unconventional approach to community engagement by offering crochet classes to the public. The east side precinct recently opened its doors to […] Read More

Detroit PAL Day celebrates positive police–community relationships, builds trust among middle schoolers

Detroit PAL Day celebrates positive police–community relationships, builds trust among middle schoolers

June 21, 2023

The Detroit Police Athletic League (PAL) celebrated a significant milestone at the Corner Ballpark on June 2, hosting “PAL Day,” an exciting event for Detroit middle schoolers who recently completed […] Read More

Detroit police department to crack down on illegal all-terrain vehicles in preparation for summer crime

Detroit police department to crack down on illegal all-terrain vehicles in preparation for summer crime

May 6, 2023

In preparation for the summer months, the Detroit Police Department (DPD) recently announced that they will be cracking down on the illegal use of all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) by rewarding those […] Read More

Detroit Police Department gives son of fallen officer new car for his 16th birthday

Detroit Police Department gives son of fallen officer new car for his 16th birthday

August 7, 2022

The Detroit Police Department recently gifted the son of a fallen officer a car for his 16th birthday, less than a month after his father was killed in the line […] Read More

Detroit police team up with federal law enforcement agencies to fight violent crime this summer

Detroit police team up with federal law enforcement agencies to fight violent crime this summer

June 18, 2022

The Department of Justice’s Eastern District of Michigan office announced on June 6 that federal agencies will work alongside local law enforcement in Detroit to address violent crime this summer. […] Read More

Detroit Police Department expands mental health training for officers

Detroit Police Department expands mental health training for officers

November 5, 2021

The Detroit Police Department (DPD) is working with mental health experts in the community to train officers on how to recognize and respond to mental health calls. The department has […] Read More

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