The Newark Police Department held a ceremony to honor the exceptional service and dedication of its officers, civilian employees, and a community member. The event, which took place at the Courtyard by Marriott Newark-University of Delaware, recognized the contributions of over 30 individuals, highlighting their hard work and commitment to the city over the past year. The highlight of the …
Delaware State Police and American Legion to host Trooper Youth Week in summer
The Delaware State Police (DSP) and the American Legion are set to host the 52nd Annual Trooper Youth Week from Monday, June 16 to Friday, June 20, offering high school students a unique opportunity to experience law enforcement training. Trooper Youth Week is an immersive, week-long academy program designed to provide students interested in law enforcement with a taste of …
Cops, community activities set for Aug. 1 National Night Out
The camaraderie between Delaware’s police and communities in the First State will be celebrated Tuesday, Aug. 1. For the eighth straight year, the First State will participate in National Night Out where citizens throughout the state and across the nation are asked to turn on their front porch lights and spend the evening outside with neighbors and law enforcement. The …
New worry: ‘Crime tourists’ who target expensive homes for thefts
Leaving home? Keep it to yourself. In the modern turmoil of daily life, there’s another worry: South American Theft Groups who target upscale homes. The New Castle County Division of Police and other law enforcement partners are warning Delaware residents about a nationwide trend of residential burglaries by groups known as “South American Theft Groups” or “Crime Tourists,” according to …
House Committee approves two bills adding police oversight
Despite opposition from police reform advocates and one vocal Democrat, two bills that add accountability and transparency for Delaware police officers easily passed the House Public Safety & Homeland Security Committee Wednesday. House Bill 206, sponsored by Rep. Kendra Johnson, D-Bear, would change the Council on Police Training to the Police Officer Standards and Training Commission, and would expand it …
New Castle police: ‘Senior assasination game’ alarming
An eye-raising game that seems to be sweeping the country has shown up in Delaware. New Castley Couny Police warned Friday afternoon that the “senior assassination game,” which involved high school seniors tracking each other down and shooting each other with water guns, caused a disturbance Thursday in the Deerborne Woods Community. Officers were dispatched about 2:32 p.m. after calls …
Unused prescription meds? Here’s how to safely trash them
First Staters looking to dispose of their prescription drugs in a safe, responsible and convenient way can do so on Saturday, April 22 at 22 different locations throughout the state. Along with proper disposal, the National Drug Enforcement Administration Prescription Drug Take Back Day is meant to educate the public about the potential for abuse of medications. The country is …
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