Fraternal Order of Police 122

10/31/2026

🎃 Happy Halloween from your local Fraternal Order of Police! 🕸️

We want to wish all the little ghosts, goblins, and superheroes a wonderfully spooky, safe, and happy Halloween!

As the sun sets and the fun begins, please remember these quick safety reminders for this evening:

🚗 Drivers: Use extra caution on the roads. Slow down significantly in residential areas, expect the unexpected, and look out for excited trick-or-treaters who might step into the street.

👻 Kiddos & Parents: Stick to familiar, well-lit routes, walk on sidewalks where possible, and make sure costumes have reflective elements or carry a flashlight/glowstick.

Our officers will be out in full force patrolling your neighborhoods tonight to ensure that everyone can enjoy a safe and fun trick-or-treat. 🚓🍬

Have a hauntingly good time out there! Stay safe!! Cabell County FOP 122

10/31/2026

REMINDER, GET OUT AND VOTE!!

10/30/2026

Milton Police Department Sergeant B. Hazelwood and Officer T. Turley attending service for fallen Logan County Deputy Caden Mullins. His loss has greatly affected the law enforcement community. Rest in Peace Deputy Mullins, we will take it from here.

10/30/2026

GUILTY VERDICT – SECOND-DEGREE MURDER

The Cabell County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office announces that Amar Richardson has been found guilty of the following offenses:

* Second-Degree Murder
* Use or Presentment of a Fi***rm During the Commission of a Felony
* Person Prohibited from Possessing a Fi***rm

Cabell County Prosecuting Attorney Jason Spears stated:

“I want to personally thank Chief Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Glen Conway and Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Tyler Shoub for their hard work and dedication in prosecuting this case. I also want to recognize Chief Case Coordinator Ashley Brewer and Victim Advocate Kim Rohrig for their important work throughout this case.

I extend my appreciation to the Huntington Police Department, particularly Detective Jake Blackburn, for their thorough investigation and commitment to bringing this case to justice.

I also want to sincerely thank the members of the jury for their time, service, and careful consideration of the evidence. Serving on a jury is one of the most important responsibilities a citizen can undertake, and our justice system depends on citizens willing to answer that call.

Violent crime has no place in our community. My office will continue to aggressively prosecute those who commit violent offenses and work tirelessly to seek justice for victims and their families.” -said Spears.

Judge Greg Howard will sentence Richardson in January 2027.

10/30/2026

Congratulations Danne!!

10/24/2026

The members of Cabell County Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 122 extend our deepest sympathies to the family, friends and co-workers of this Deputy and also the Logan County Sheriff’s Office. Please join us in keeping them all in your Prayers during this such tragic event.

Officials confirmed a deputy died Saturday afternoon after an accident involving a coal truck in Logan County.

https://www.wowktv.com/news/west-virginia/logan-county-wv/logan-county-deputy-killed-in-crash-involving-coal-truck/?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_WOWK_13_NEWS

10/23/2026

Our members are preparing for our annual Cops & Kids event coming up in December. This event is very special to us, as it allows our members to spend time with children in a community outreach environment where we provide a Pizza Party, visit with Santa and go on a shopping trip to purchase items such as clothing and toys for the Christmas season. This program allows those children whose families may be financially struggling to enjoy the Christmas holiday as all children should.
We are asking for your support in making this event a success. We are a non profit organization made up of law enforcement officers who work hard in strengthening our community relationships.
Your financial support, no matter the amount, will help us to make this event happen. You can donate by scanning the QR code attached or mail a check to FOP 122 at PO Box 435, Barboursville WV 25504. You can also reach out to any officer in Cabell County who will make sure your donation is received.
We cannot express how grateful we are to have your support!

10/21/2026

EARLY VOTING BEGINS TODAY!! Here are our endorsements! Get out and vote!! We Proudly Support and Endorse these Candidates and we hope you’ll give them your support as well! Commissioner Mandt has been a true supporter for law enforcement as well as all other public safety entities for many years. Judge Kontos-Miller brings not only experience but also passion and integrity to the bench. Chris Miller is a true fighter for what we stand for and is committed to ensuring law enforcement is taken care of at the state and local levels. Your voice matters!

10/08/2026

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From the Desk of the Chief:

I want the citizens of Barboursville to know that we take the presence of illegal drugs in our community very seriously. We will not tolerate those who choose to bring dangerous drugs into our city or put the safety and well-being of our citizens at risk.

The arrest announced today is the result of excellent cooperation between law enforcement agencies, and I am grateful for the hard work and dedication of everyone involved.

Below is a press release from the DEA and the Violent Crimes Drug Task Force.

Since July 2026, the Huntington Violent Crime Drug Task Force (HVCDTF) and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) have been conducting a joint investigation into a Mexico-based drug trafficking organization operating in the Tri-State area. As a result of the ongoing investigation, members of the HVCDTF and DEA identified a suspected cartel stash house in the Village of Barboursville.

During the investigation, law enforcement officers seized large quantities of fentanyl and co***ne that were being stored at the location for distribution. To date, the HVCDTF and DEA have seized more than 15½ pounds of co***ne and 12½ pounds of fentanyl.

The combined estimated street value of the narcotics seized during the investigation exceeds $1.5 million. Due to the ongoing nature of the investigation, no information regarding arrests will be released at this time. Additional information will be made available as the investigation progresses and circumstances permit.

The Huntington Violent Crime Drug Task Force is comprised of detectives from the Huntington Police Department and the Barboursville Police Department. The HVCDTF and DEA would like to recognize and thank the numerous law enforcement agencies and partners who provided assistance throughout this investigation.

The United States Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of West Virginia will handle the federal prosecution associated with this investigation. Additional information regarding arrests and prosecution will be released as the case progresses.

10/08/2026

21 Years of Experience, Lifelong Cabell County, Volunteer and Public Servant.