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#Policereports Reel by @eppolice - Suspicious Death - 8700 block of Lawson - Crimes Against Persons is currently investigating a suspicious death. The public is urged to contact Crime
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Suspicious Death - 8700 block of Lawson - Crimes Against Persons is currently investigating a suspicious death. The public is urged to contact Crime Stoppers of El Paso if they have any information and they will remain anonymous. (915-566-8477) #EPPD #ElPaso
#Policereports Reel by @mayorrenardjohnson - Last night at 11 PM I joined the Upper Eastside Command Center of the El Paso Police Department for a ride along to better understand what our officer
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Last night at 11 PM I joined the Upper Eastside Command Center of the El Paso Police Department for a ride along to better understand what our officers face during the late night and early morning hours. Public safety is one of my top priorities and this is exactly why I wanted to see the work firsthand. In just a few hours officers responded to a wide range of calls, including helping someone during a suicide attempt and making an arrest that took guns and cocaine off our streets. Thank you Officer Perez and the entire El Paso Police Department for your dedication to keeping our community safe.
#Policereports Reel by @ktsmtv - A 52-year-old man was arrested in Tornillo for falsely reporting a stabbing incident. The El Paso County Sheriff's Office warns that making false emer
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A 52-year-old man was arrested in Tornillo for falsely reporting a stabbing incident. The El Paso County Sheriff's Office warns that making false emergency reports is a serious offense, diverting critical resources from genuine calls for help. Read more on this story by heading to the link in our bio.
#Policereports Reel by @eppolice - The El Paso Police Department is working with City leaders on a proposed ordinance aimed at curbing unsolicited towing at crash scenes. We've held fo
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The El Paso Police Department is working with City leaders on a proposed ordinance aimed at curbing unsolicited towing at crash scenes. We’ve held four community meetings to hear questions and concerns from residents and stakeholders. The goal is to help reduce confusion for drivers and improve safety at crash scenes. In this video, our Assistant Chief discusses the proposal. Next steps are forthcoming. #EPPD #EPPolice #CommunityMeetings #TowTrucks
#Policereports Reel by @arcelpaso - Las Cruces police are launching a voluntary camera registry program called "Flock," designed to help investigators quickly locate video evidence after
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Las Cruces police are launching a voluntary camera registry program called “Flock,” designed to help investigators quickly locate video evidence after a crime. Residents can sign up and place their cameras on a map—no special equipment required—and officers will only request footage if needed. Police say the system does not give them direct access to your cameras, and sharing footage is always optional. But similar programs nationwide have raised concerns. Investigations have found that federal agencies, including ICE, have accessed Flock data in some cases, and reports also suggest some footage has been reviewed by overseas contractors—prompting questions about privacy and oversight. Supporters say it’s a powerful crime-fighting tool. Critics say the safeguards matter just as much as the technology. Learn more or sign up through the link in our bio. #LasCruces #Privacy #PublicSafety #Surveillance
#Policereports Reel by @lascrucespolice - Las Cruces Police is partnering with residents to help solve crimes faster. If you have a home or business camera, you can voluntarily register it wit
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Las Cruces Police is partnering with residents to help solve crimes faster. If you have a home or business camera, you can voluntarily register it with LCPD to assist investigations when incidents occur nearby. 🔗 Register at the link in our bio.
#Policereports Reel by @repchavez - As a council member, I carry the responsibility of considering how every decision impacts the real lives and safety of the people I represent. In Dist
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As a council member, I carry the responsibility of considering how every decision impacts the real lives and safety of the people I represent. In District 1, Flock Cameras helped @eppolice identify a fugitive connected to a shooting — a reminder that these policies are not abstract debates, but tools that can directly affect the safety of our neighborhoods. While I respect and value concerns about privacy, I also have to weigh the real impact crime has on families who deserve to feel safe in their community. My role is to represent the whole community and make decisions that balance civil liberties with the responsibility to protect our residents. That is why I did not support this item.
#Policereports Reel by @arcelpaso - A driver accused of fleeing an attempted traffic stop and then hiding inside a home was arrested after deputies and other agencies set up a perimeter
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A driver accused of fleeing an attempted traffic stop and then hiding inside a home was arrested after deputies and other agencies set up a perimeter in Socorro, according to the El Paso County Sheriff’s Office. Deputies identified the vehicle’s license plate and the driver as 31-year-old Jesus Beltran of Socorro. Link in our bio.
#Policereports Reel by @arcelpaso - El Paso County leaders say the El Paso Promise program is focused on a simple idea: help people change direction before they end up stuck in the justi
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El Paso County leaders say the El Paso Promise program is focused on a simple idea: help people change direction before they end up stuck in the justice system. During a presentation to county commissioners, officials explained that many participants come into the program without a high school diploma. For many, the first step is earning a GED through partners like the Ysleta Community Learning Center, followed by job training and certification programs through organizations including Project ARRIBA and the Center for Employment Training. Some of those certification programs are offered at no cost, while others may require financial aid or have small out-of-pocket expenses for things like transportation or supplies. Program partners may also provide assistance to help participants cover those needs. The program also connects participants with additional support services—like food assistance, housing resources, and recovery support—to help stabilize their lives while they work toward education and employment. Supporters say the goal is to break the cycle that can keep people moving in and out of jail. If participants finish school, gain job skills, and find steady work, county leaders say the benefits could extend beyond public safety—strengthening families, the workforce, and the local economy. The program is now expanding into its next phase, opening services to people over the age of 28—something officials say addresses a major need in the community. For more information about the El Paso Promise program or to apply, visit: https://www.epcounty.com/promise/#apply
#Policereports Reel by @nogalespolicedepartment - Behind every call for service is a team dedicated to keeping Nogales safe. The Nogales Police Department is always here, working around the clock to r
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Behind every call for service is a team dedicated to keeping Nogales safe. The Nogales Police Department is always here, working around the clock to respond when our community needs us most. 🚔✨🤝
#Policereports Reel by @epsheriff - Deputy Cesar Rivera from our Peter J. Herrera Patrol Station recently reached an important milestone in his career. Assigned to Shift C and supervised
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Deputy Cesar Rivera from our Peter J. Herrera Patrol Station recently reached an important milestone in his career. Assigned to Shift C and supervised by Sgt. Kelly, Deputy Rivera completed his Field Training Officer (FTO) program and began patrolling on his own for the first time this weekend. Deputy Rivera graduated from Basic Peace Officer Class 25-01, is a 2016 graduate of Del Valle High School, and attended El Paso Community College, where he studied criminal justice. We are proud to have Deputy Rivera serving the El Paso County community and wish him a safe and successful career in law enforcement. 👮‍♂️⭐
#Policereports Reel by @eppolice - On March 6th, 2026, at approximately 5:35 pm officers with the El Paso Police Department responded to burglary of vehicle at the 9800 block of Gateway
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On March 6th, 2026, at approximately 5:35 pm officers with the El Paso Police Department responded to burglary of vehicle at the 9800 block of Gateway West. The victim reported that after withdrawing cash from a bank, he placed the money in his vehicle. The victim then went to a store and his vehicle was burglarized while it was parked. Officers later located the suspects with the assistance of The Texas Department of Public Safety resulting in two arrests.

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