MSU Police and Public Safety, East Lansing, MI Videos

K9 Cas and Officer Alkema
Thank you to WILX News 10 for interviewing Officer Alkema and K9 Cas today! 🐾 You can catch the story tonight 📺

Black History Month 2022: Sergeant Dwayne Jones
"I always wanted to help people and there's nothing more rewarding than helping others when they're at their worst and making their day a lot better." Sgt. Dwayne Jones works for the Inclusion & Anti-Bias Unit and has been a police officer for 12 years. 🚨 #BlackHistoryMonth

"When you see people who you can identify with, then it helps you to be open with them, to trust them, and it bridges the gap between the police department and the community." For our next #BlackHistoryMonth feature, we highlight Detective David Isabell. 🚓

Black History Month 2022: Inspector Aerin Washington
Happy #BlackHistoryMonth! Throughout February, we are highlighting department officials who make a difference everyday within our campus community and beyond. We start with Inspector Aerin Washington, who has served in public safety for more than 10 years. 🚨

Bloopers and Funny Moments

MSU Police: St. Patrick Day, Don't Drink and Drive

Whether it's a student, staff/faculty member, or a four-legged friend, we are happy to serve the MSU community!

Earlier this week, our Motor Unit completed Police Motorcycle Recertification Training. Here's a quick video of some of the training.

MSU Police Officers Read Tweets
MSU Police Officers read tweets

Loki Predicts 2017 Super Bowl Winner
MSU Police Department K9 Loki was unleashed today to predict the 2017 Super Bowl winner. Watch the video to see who Loki picked! Please remember to celebrate responsibly and do not drink and drive. #SuperBowl

MSU Police: Inclusion and Anti-Bias Unit
Did you know that the MSU Police has an Inclusion and Anti-Bias Unit? The unit is committed to proactively addressing police and community-related issues and to help create an inclusive culture on the MSU campus.

As many in the law enforcement community, our hearts continue to be heavy after the tragedy that occurred involving the Dallas Police Department, Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART), and the Dallas community. It especially hit home for one of our officers, Officer Dwyane Jones, who previously worked for the Dallas Police Department. To pay respects on behalf of the Michigan State University Police Department, Officer Dwayne Jones and Officer Matt Dropping, a member of the MSU PD Honor Guard Unit, attended the funeral services of the fallen officers in Dallas.

Police Motor Training
Check out this video from police motorcycle training. Officer Luther is practicing his slow speed motor skills. Great job!