Please join NCPD in congratulating Cpl. Craig Akins who's been awarded a "Certificate of Recognition" for January 2023. On January 6, officers located a suspect fitting the description of a man who was checking car door handles in Oak Terrace Preserve.
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The purr-fect match! Two weeks ago Officer Pace responded to I526@26 in reference a kitten hanging over the overpass. Officer Pace rescued the feline and transported her to the SPCA. Yesterday, Officer Pace and his wife adopted their newest family member. What a purr-fect ending
Please join NCPD in wishing Chief Reggie Burgess a happy birthday! Chief, we hope you enjoy your special day!
Chief Burgess and former Mt. Pleasant police chief Ritchie were there today to support Charleston Police Chief Reynolds who shaved his head while he undergoes chemotherapy. Chief, we are praying for a full recovery. #PathForward
The North Charleston Police Department sadly announces the passing of retired K-9 Chopper. Chopper proudly served the City of North Charleston for 10 years. After retirement in 2018 he lived out his life with former NCPD K-9 handler Kathy Kirkland. Chopper, you will be missed!
Please join NCPD in wishing M.P.O. Travis Lanphere a speedy recovery from open heart surgery. Officer Lanphere tells us he is out of ICU and back home. Get well soon sir!
NCPD Patrolman Eric Jones was patrolling in his zone when he saw a young man playing basketball by himself in the rain. Officer Jones decided to play a game of horse with him. Officer Jones loves his community. He’s also pretty good with a basketball! #PathForward
It’s not every day you see an alligator crossing the road in North Charleston. Yesterday NCPD officers assisted DNR officers in safely removing an alligator at Montague Ave. and Mall Drive. See ya later gator!
Chief Burgess among many paying respects and attending funeral services for fallen Officer Sgt. Terrence Carraway.
NCPD is celebrating Black History Month, honoring Chief Reggie Burgess, the first African American police chief in our agency’s history. Chief Burgess grew up in the city. Burgess said, “Becoming the first African American police chief in North Charleston is truly a blessing.”
Chief Reggie Burgess has served the citizens of North Charleston, the city he grew up in, for 33 years. On this very day, 5 years ago, Chief Reggie Burgess was sworn in as the Police Chief for the City of North Charleston Police Department. Congrats Chief!
Kids & Cops takeover Walmart. Thank you Mayor Summey for leading the way.
Thanks to everyone who donated during Pack the Cruiser. We had to add a trailer. On to Nichols, SC tomorrow morning. #lowcountrystrong
Statement from Chief Reggie Burgess in regard to the death of Tyre Nichols.
During a recent call, NCPD officers were notified from a family member that their mother has been taking new medications and was acting confused. She was frustrated and didn't want to return home. Patrolman Lyle Key walked her around the neighborhood and all was well. Great work!
NCPD Sgt. Foster got to share a moment with Charleston Police Chief Reynolds at the Wine and Food Festival. It’s great to see you back in Charleston chief! #PathForward
THANK YOU to NCPD Sgt. Zimmer and the 165 volunteers for this year's Toys for Tots program. 582 families served; 1,827 toys delivered. Toys for Tots has delivered over 20,000 toys. Here's a picture of the 20,000th toy recipient with Channel 2's Chief Meteorologist Rob Fowler.
Officer Lohnes talks about her passion for being a Police Officer and her calling to serve. Tune in at 6 on .
The North Charleston Police Department sends its condolences to Caroline and the Charleston Police Department. We are all better officers and people watching Chief Reynolds lead with compassion, grace and passion.
Traffic at a stop onDon Holt EB & WB. Netting/tarp fell down on cars. DOT has been notified and NCPD assiting. Avoid area.
Deputy Chief Deckard and Sergeant Draper on Reading Patrol at Barnes & Noble today. The kids enjoyed the Christmas stories read by NCPD as well as being serenaded with Christmas music from Sedgefield Middle School Orchestra. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to everyone!
NCPD wants to invite you to a very important COVID-19 vaccination and resource event tomorrow. There will be free food and information about Rental Assistance Program. as well as other programs. Details are below. #PathForward #chsnews
Chief Burgess has lots of fans in the community but this little one might be the youngest. Such a cutie pie!
Please join NCPD in congratulating Pfc. Desmond McFadden and Ptl. Jumill Hornsby, our agency's "Employees of the Month" for October. On October 21, Pfc. McFadden and Ptl. Hornsby, who are K-9 handlers located and arrested a robbery suspect who had a handgun in his waistband.
Please join NCPD in congratulating Officer Trevon Sanders who is joining the Orlando Guardians of the Extreme Football League. Officer Sanders was selected in the XFL supplemental draft. We are so proud of you sir! #chsnews
NCPD Officers sworn in after completing SC Criminal Justice Academy. facebook.com/NorthCharlesto
NCPD welcomes newest family members at morning swearing in ceremony.
Due to the icy road conditions, a portion of Ashley Phosphate Rd between Patriot Blvd and Windsor Hill Rd has been closed to traffic. Ashley Phosphate Rd is impassable between these locations. Bexely St between O’Hear Ave and Dodge is shut down due to a water main break.
A traffic signal with no power should be treated as a stop sign by all cars approaching. Please drive safely. #chstrfc ^43
2nd suspect Jahmal Green from the Sparrow homicide arrested by Charleston Police this morning.
One of our citizens brought flowers to officers in our South Precinct as a show of appreciation that they are always there for him. Thank you for your generosity sir! #PathForward
Responding to a report of a shooting in the 4100 block of Dorchester. Active scene, please avoid the area. #chsnews
Working ax w/ motorcycle and vehicle Ashley Phosphate Rd near Frankie's Fun Park. Cyclist in serious condition. Traffic being redirected.
Rising water at: Dorchester @ Mting, McMillan @ Spruill, Remount @ Yeamans Hall, Remount @ Dakota, Jacksonville @ Carner, Rivers at Dorch
All in the family! NCPD's own Sgt. Chris Terry has a history of law enforcement in his family. Below is a photo of his grandfather who was a trooper with the SC Highway Patrol. His twin brother was also with SCHP. (Source of photo: SC Law Enforcement Officers Hall of Fame)
Today, members of Cokesbury Church dedicated a blessing box in memory of William “Butch” Barfield for his many years of service to NCPD and the City of North Charleston. His wife and other family members attended. Butch we miss you so much!
NCPD Deputy Chief Named to International Police Professional Standards & Ethics Committee northcharleston.org/news/ncpd-depu
We participated in week two of Good Night Lights at MUSC Shawn Jenkins Children's Hospital.
We received great news. A child that has been waiting for a heart will be getting one within a week. It doesn't get better than receiving the gift of life for the holidays.
NCPD Officer Trevon Sanders has made the final roster of the ! Sanders will play the defensive line and wear #99. Congrats Trevon, we miss you and wish you much success. Your police uniform is here for you after the season!
NCPD Ptl. Beck ran a race against a young lady at the Quality Inn. And the winner was Ptl. Beck!
NCPD sends our condolences to the Cayce PD and the family of Officer Drew Barr who was killed in the line of duty this morning.
Thank you to the Owner and Management of Chick Fil-A Dorchester Road for recognizing our officers today on National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day.
Our month long “No Shave November” campaign is coming to an end. We are so proud of team NCPD (140 participants) and donors who raised nearly $3,000.00 for the American Cancer Society Men’s Health initiatives.
Great job NCPD.
This morning, NCPD is leading a caravan to to pickup toys for the Toys for Tots campaign that will be delivered to kids on Christmas morning. We want to thank all of our law enforcement, fire and EMS partners who are helping with this wonderful cause.
Congratulations to Officers Wallace, Parker, Bennett, Gantt, Kramer, Brennan, Etminan, Reid, and Cooper for being recognized by The Fraternal Order of Police, Tri-County Lodge #3 for their efforts of law enforcement throughout the Tri-County area during the calendar year of 2018.
How cool is this! Some Stall High School graduates went back to visit Lambs Elementary where it all began for them in Elementary school. Congratulations to the Class of 2019!
NCPD vs NCFD for pizza cook off at grand opening for Pilot Travel Center @ North Rhett Ave
Please join NCPD in congratulating Lt. John Reynolds who is retiring after 26 years of service. Lt., thank you, wishing you all the best!
Please join NCPD in congratulating Lt. Kelly Washburn on her retirement after 27 years of service. Lt. Washburn, we thank you for all you’ve done for NCPD and the community. Enjoy your retirement!
Today is #NationalBossDay and we at NCPD think we have a very cool boss in Chief Burgess. Enjoy your day sir!
Sober or Slammer, it’s the law. As the festive holidays approach, make good choices. Don’t drink and drive. Officers will be on the lookout for impaired and reckless drivers.
Anyone who may see a suspected impaired driver is reminded to call police at 843-743-7200.
The North Charleston Police Department has been assisting the FBI throughout the day. We urge the public to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity.#chsnews
When approaching an intersection do not pass the white bar unless you can clear the intersection #chstrfc ^44
NCPD was honored to have at July 4th celebration at Riverfront Park. Congresswoman Mace posed for a photo with Mayor Summey and some of our officers. She also took a selfie with one of our motorcycle officers. Fun times!
Please join us in congratulating NCPD M.P.O. Wallace and Ptl. Cain from our Harbor Patrol Unit for rescuing two people in a kayak who lost their way yesterday. The officers were alerted by a chopper that spotted the kayak. The rescue was a joint effort. Great teamwork all!
Please join NCPD in congratulating M.P.O. William Taylor and Ptl. Brandon Poole, recipients of our agency's "Lifesaving Award" for November. On November 7, the two officers came to the aid of a man who was in mental distress and prevented him from harming himself. Great job!
Today, NCPD honors the brave first responders and civilians who lost their lives 21 years ago today. Never forget.
Please join NCPD in congratulating Sgt. Jamel Foster and Cpl. Jose Torres for saving a man who threatened to take his own life this past weekend. The officers calmly talked the man into putting a knife down and got him the help he needed. Great job! #PathForward
The last man standing in Dodging with Deputies. Deputy Chief David Cheatle brought home the win for NCPD!
Students at North Charleston Creative Arts Elementary celebrated #NationalLawEnforcementAppreciationDay by honoring school resource officer James Marshall. They gave Officer Marshall gifts and some personalized cards that covered the door of his office. #PathForward
Officers working overturned vehicle collision no injuries Rivers/526. One W/B lane closed. #chstrfc ^44
Chief Burgess along with NCFD representative set to accept donation of stuffed animals to Police and Fire Departments from Ruritans during their national convention at North Chas Convention Center.
Chief Burgess and NCPD want to congratulate North Charleston's own for winning the Super Bowl!!! Carlos, we are so happy for you. Wear that Super Bowl ring proudly!
An exciting day for us at NCPD as five new officers graduated this morning from the South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy. The new officers are Trevor Moore, Sam MacLean, Amiah Jackson, Andrew Boozer and Andrew Connolly. Congratulations
to all of you!
During the month of December, NCPD officers got 23 illegally carried or possessed firearms off the streets. The gun seizures resulted in 22 arrests. Our officers continue to be proactive to reduce crime in our community and to keep our city safe. #ToServeAndProtect #SaferStreets
NCPD Sgt. Gary Zimmer joined and the US Marine Reserves kick off the 20 Days of Giving for Toys for Tots at Crews Chevrolet. We are proud to be a partner in this campaign. North Charleston City Hall is a drop off location for Toys for Tots. #PathForward
Please join NCPD in wishing our therapy dog Hope a happy birthday! Hope turned two on Sunday. We hear Hope's handler gave her lots of presents and birthday cake!
Four NCPD officers were recently honored as employees of the month for capturing a suspect accused of burglaries to several businesses. Please join us in congratulating Ptl. Taylor, Pfc. Monaghan, Ptl. Klukow and Pfc. Johnson. Great teamwork!
Please join NCPD in congratulating Sgt. Gary Zimmer and Administrative Assistant for our Street Crimes Bureau Regina Bauer for reaching 25 years of service with our agency. We appreciate both of you!
Today, Chief Burgess spoke to 5th graders at E B Ellington Elementary School in response to students’ letters about racial profiling. He shared his stories & answered lots of their questions. Thank you Ms. Blake and class for inviting Chief Burgess.
What a great Friday! NCPD officers had a blast at North Charleston High School's Family Reunion Cookout. Lots of food, fun and officers dancing! Thanks to all who helped out!
The following streets are the only ones reported to be flooded:
Industrial
Midland Park
Northwoods Blvd
Peppercorn Lane #chswx #HurricaneIan
Update: The 15 month old boy who was reported missing on January 28 has been found safe and returned to family. Thank you to all who shared the original post. #chsnews
NCPD Captain Andrew Glover to the rescue! Capt. Glover changed a flat tire for a driver at North Charleston Elementary School. Way to go sir!
Today, we concluded our Breast Cancer Awareness campaign. Through the purchase of t-shirts and pins, we were able to raise a little over $500 for the fight against Breast Cancer. We will be making a presentation to the Susan G Komen Foundation in the name of .
