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Huntersville Police Department With the 2025-26 school year recently wrapping up, we want to offer a huge ‘thank-you’ to...
06/19/2026

Huntersville Police Department
With the 2025-26 school year recently wrapping up, we want to offer a huge ‘thank-you’ to our nine School Resource Officers for their incredible work. 👏🏫💙
Serving as an SRO is one of the most challenging and underrated assignments in our department. On any given day, they may be called upon to be a law enforcement officer, mentor, counselor, mediator, educator, role model, or simply a trusted adult who is there to listen. That level of versatility requires tremendous emotional intelligence, patience, professionalism, and the ability to connect with students at every stage of development.
Thank you for the positive impact you make in our schools and in the lives of countless students, staff members, and families. We appreciate all you do! 👮‍♂️👮‍♀️🍎✨

Fuquay-Varina Police DepartmentThe Fuquay-Varina Police Department is proud to announce the recent promotions of two ded...
06/19/2026

Fuquay-Varina Police Department
The Fuquay-Varina Police Department is proud to announce the recent promotions of two dedicated members of our team! To mark this milestone, the department held a promotion ceremony to celebrate their hard work and commitment to public safety.
Please join us in congratulating Phillip Wallinger, promoted to Lieutenant and Kevin Bissette, promoted to Sergeant.
Both will serve in the Field Operations division: Lieutenant Wallinger in the Traffic Safety Unit and Sergeant Bissette with C Platoon on uniformed patrol.
We are incredibly proud of their achievements and the leadership they bring to our department and the Fuquay-Varina community.
Please join us in congratulating Lieutenant Wallinger and Sergeant Bissette on their well-deserved promotions!

Kinston Police DepartmentPlease join us in congratulating Corporal Will Thompson, our Kinston Police Department Officer ...
06/19/2026

Kinston Police Department
Please join us in congratulating Corporal Will Thompson, our Kinston Police Department Officer of the Month for May 2026!
Corporal Thompson’s dedication, professionalism, and commitment to serving our community continue to make a positive impact every day. Whether he’s on patrol or working alongside his K9 partner, Kilo, he consistently demonstrates the highest standards of service and teamwork.
And yes, Kilo appears to be just as excited about the recognition as Corporal Thompson. We’re pretty sure that smile means he’s expecting extra treats.
Congratulations to Corporal Thompson on this well-deserved honor, and thank you to both him and K9 Kilo for everything they do to keep Kinston safe.

Mebane Police DepartmentTonight, we proudly celebrated the graduation and successful completion of Basic Law Enforcement...
06/16/2026

Mebane Police Department
Tonight, we proudly celebrated the graduation and successful completion of Basic Law Enforcement Training for two of the newest members of the Mebane Police Department family.
Please join us in congratulating Officer M. Asbell and Officer J. McAdoo on this significant achievement. We are excited to see them begin their careers serving and protecting the Mebane community.
We would also like to extend our sincere appreciation to the staff and instructors of the Alamance Community College Basic Law Enforcement Training Program. Your dedication, knowledge, and commitment to shaping the next generation of law enforcement professionals are truly invaluable.
Congratulations to you both, and welcome to the Mebane PD family!

Macon County - NC Sheriff's OfficeCongratulations to our newest deputies, Deputy Ramsay and Deputy German-Zari, who grad...
06/16/2026

Macon County - NC Sheriff's Office
Congratulations to our newest deputies, Deputy Ramsay and Deputy German-Zari, who graduated BLET this week. We look forward to working with you and supporting you in your law enforcement career.
We also want to congratulate our new Chief Deputy Dereck Jones on his recent promotion.
Thank you ALL for your dedication and service to Macon County.

Warren County Sheriff's Office - NCSelflessness on full display here. After completing a transport to the Pitt County Ja...
06/16/2026

Warren County Sheriff's Office - NC
Selflessness on full display here. After completing a transport to the Pitt County Jail, and while still in Pitt County, transportation officer, K. Mayo, of the Warren County Sheriff’s Office Detention Center, stopped and changed the tire of a distressed motorist. No obligations, just a good officer with great character. Thank you Officer K. Mayo for being a great representation of this office.

Wake County Sheriff's OfficeCongratulations, Lt. Fleer! 👏This month, he graduated from the NCJA Leadership Institute, ma...
06/13/2026

Wake County Sheriff's Office
Congratulations, Lt. Fleer! 👏
This month, he graduated from the NCJA Leadership Institute, making him the first member of WCSO to do so.
This class is part of a challenging 400-hour Leadership Certificate Program, which he is on track to complete this fall.

Matthews Police DepartmentCongratulations!We are happy to announce that Matthews Police Officer Trainee Ernest Peace gra...
06/12/2026

Matthews Police Department
Congratulations!
We are happy to announce that Matthews Police Officer Trainee Ernest Peace graduated this week from the South Piedmont Community College’s Basic Law Enforcement Training Program (B.L.E.T.) and is well on his way to soon being sworn in as an officer.
Pictured L to R: Lt. Duryee, Captain McGuirt, Officer Trainee Peace, and Chief Avens.

Cherokee County Sheriff's Office NCFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEJune 8, 2026The Cherokee County Sheriff's Office proudly present...
06/11/2026

Cherokee County Sheriff's Office NC
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
June 8, 2026
The Cherokee County Sheriff's Office proudly presents the Lifesaving Award to Deputy Michael Webb in recognition of outstanding actions performed on June 4, 2025.
At approximately 10:00 PM, Deputy Webb responded to a report of an unresponsive male who had reportedly overdosed and was not breathing. Upon arrival, Deputy Webb immediately assessed the situation and administered two doses of Narcan. When the subject failed to regain consciousness and continued to exhibit no signs of breathing, Deputy Webb promptly initiated CPR and continued lifesaving measures until emergency medical personnel arrived and assumed care.
As a direct result of Deputy Webb's swift response, sound judgment, and unwavering dedication to duty, the victim was successfully revived, regained independent respiration, and was transported for further medical treatment.
Deputy Webb's actions exemplify the highest standards of the Cherokee County Sheriff's Office and directly contributed to the preservation of human life.

Gaston County PoliceThe Gaston County Police Department announces the retirement of Detective John Kaiser. We would like...
06/11/2026

Gaston County Police
The Gaston County Police Department announces the retirement of Detective John Kaiser. We would like to thank him for his service to our community and department for more than a decade, as well his overall dedication in law enforcement for thirty years.
Detective Kaiser joined the Gaston County Police Department in 2014, serving on Patrol before transitioning into our Crime Scene Unit within the Criminal Investigations Division in 2016. Over the years, he became a trusted and highly skilled investigator, documenting and processing countless crime scenes with precision and professionalism. Since 2021, he has also served as a valued member of the department's Drone Team, providing critical aerial support to investigations and operations.
John has never been one to seek recognition. In fact, he is usually the person behind the camera rather than in front of it. Known for his quiet professionalism, strong work ethic, and attention to detail, he has consistently let his work speak for itself. Whether processing evidence, documenting scenes, or supporting fellow officers, John approached every assignment with dedication, humility, and a commitment to excellence.
His contributions have strengthened investigations, supported victims, and helped ensure justice was served throughout Gaston County. While much of his work took place behind the scenes, the impact of his service has been felt across the department and throughout the community.
"John has been a true role model and inspiration throughout my career, and his mentorship has helped shape me both personally and professionally. His extensive knowledge, experience, and dedication have made him an invaluable asset to the department. The influence he has had on our team will be felt for years to come, and it has been a privilege to work with him. He will be greatly missed."
Enjoy your well-deserved retirement, Kaiser. Your dependability, calm and professional presence, and hard work will definitely leave a void here at the department. Please join us in congratulating Detective John Kaiser on his retirement!

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