The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department wants our community to have a chance to know their officers as individuals, whose lives are just as busy, complicated and sometimes crazy as those they serve.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department wants our community to have a chance to know their officers as individuals, whose lives are just as busy, complicated and sometimes crazy as those they serve. Yep, McTigue Left Acting to Be a Police Officer In a way, the theater led Greg McTigue to a career in policing. After performing as T-Bird in his…

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department wants our community to have a chance to know their officers as individuals, whose lives are just as busy, complicated and sometimes crazy as those they serve.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department wants our community to have a chance to know their officers as individuals, whose lives are just as busy, complicated and sometimes crazy as those they serve.

Volunteers Handle Jobs that Don’t Require Certified Officers — By Jahadi Walker, Mayor’s Youth Employment Intern This week, I went on a ride-along with Thomas White and Robert Riefe. They are both volunteers working for the police department. They shared a plethora of information with me along the way. As members of the Citizens On Patrol Unit, they do…

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department wants our community to have a chance to know their officers as individuals, whose lives are just as busy, complicated and sometimes crazy as those they serve.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department wants our community to have a chance to know their officers as individuals, whose lives are just as busy, complicated and sometimes crazy as those they serve.

Officer Webster’s First Book to Be Published This Month — Officer Chad Webster, a community coordinator in the University City Division, wrote a book, aimed at boys and girls ages 8–14, about a police officer’s daughter and her best friend. …

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department wants our community to have a chance to know their officers as individuals, whose lives are just as busy, complicated and sometimes crazy as those they serve.