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9/14/2021: Please join us in congratulating NCPD Corporal Walter Wilkerson, who was selected the employee for the month of July. Corporal Wilkerson did an outstanding job of helping to solve a crime and also preserve the evidence at the crime scene. Corporal Wilkerson, we are so proud of you for a job well done!

9/13/2021: National Police Woman Day was Sunday, September 12. NCPD celebrates the contributions of the female officers who serve and protect our city. Not all of our officers were available for this photo, but we thank each and every one of them for being a member of our team and for the great job that they...

9/13/2021:   Please join us in congratulating NCPD Patrolman Cameron Miller. Officer Miller won the department’s “Second Chance” award for administering Narcan to help revive and save the lives of two overdose victims in May. He was also honored by Senator Tim Scott and the Charleston Riverdogs on Saturday night during a Patriot Day ceremony. Officer...

9/13/2021: In memory of those in the 9/11 terrorist attacks 20 years ago, members of the NCPD SWAT team and members of the North Charleston Fire Department TEMS team participated in the 10th annual 9/11 Heroes Run on Daniel Island. #PathForward

9/13/2021: Several of the NCPD bike certified officers escorted walkers for the 8th annual 9/11 Silent Walk across the Ravenel Bridge. We will never forget our fallen brothers and sisters. #PathForward

9/13/2021: NCPD Sergeants Mike Rooney (Ret. NYPD) and James Ryan participated in the NYPD 10-13 Club 9/11 Memorial on Pawleys Island. .

9/11/2021: “Even the smallest act of service, the simplest act of kindness, is a way to honor those we lost, a way to reclaim that spirit of unity that followed 9/11.”  

9/10/2021: 🗣 🏈 Calling all highschool aged girls in the area! Come on out, and see if you have what it takes. 🗣 🏈 https://www.northcharleston.org/government/police/programs-and-services/cops-athletic-program/

9/9/2021: NCPD’s executive staff and members of city council participated in a demonstration of the VirTra police simulator. The training simulator is used to train officers in the de-escalation, judgement and use of force techniques.

9/9/2021: NCPD volunteers to provide supplies for victims of Hurricane Ida in Louisiana. On Wednesday, Chief Burgess, Deputy Chief Cordray and officers from our Neighborhood Resource Unit helped unload non-perishable goods and other items for the victims. #PathForward