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The North Charleston police Cops Athletic Program is NOW RECRUITING! We are recruiting middle school girls and boys for our summer basketball program. 6th grade through 8th grade. We are also recruiting for Powder Puff Football for incoming freshman through 12th grade. If you are interested please reach out to Pfc. J. Riley jriley@northcharleston.org or...

Today NCPD recruits distributed free food at the Community Impact Outreach Center on Midland Park Road. This is a great opportunity for them to see how our agency participates in community engagement before they go to the Police Academy.#PathForward

Officers with the North Charleston Police Department were invited by Camp Artism to participate in their event at Charleston Southern University. The goal was to provide information to driving age individuals with exceptionalities on how to interact with law enforcement. Officers discussed traffic laws and how to interact with law-enforcement. A great time was had...

North Charleston Police Department partnered with BOWS(Beyond Our Walls) as they held a community block party for a day of Fun, Food and Fellowship. On February 26,2022, The founder of BOWS, Mrs. Joyce Nesmith was grazed by a bullet stemming from a shooting incident that occurred on South Allen Drive. She wanted to take that...

This week members of the NCPD K-9 Unit conducted a demonstration for the middle school students at the Faith Christian School in Summerville. During the demonstration, Pfc. Bishop, Pfc. Ruch, and Pfc. Weatherford spoke to the students about the role that K-9’s play in police work. Additionally, they demonstrated just a few of the skills...

All of NCPD’s K-9 unit teams recently successfully passed their annual re-certifications at the South Carolina Police K-9 Association’s annual re-certification and training seminar. The seminar, hosted by the Mt. Pleasant Police Department, covered certifications for apprehension (which includes obedience and handler protection) as well as tracking, article searches and narcotic or explosive detection. Congrats...

This morning Katy Solt and video journalist Jason Tighe of ABC News 4 shot a story about our agency’s yoga class for police recruits. They interviewed certified yoga instructor and Administrative Specialist Casey Terrell. They also interviewed Police Recruit Scott Robinson. The story is scheduled to air on April 11 during the six p.m. newscast....

Ptl. Hobart traveled to the Town of Mauldin this week to help their police department pitch the therapy dog program to their town council. Of course NCPD’s own therapy dog Hope went along for the ride. Well the pitch worked! Mauldin PD is going to get a a puppy at the end of April! #PathForward