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Investigators from the Traffic Reconstruction team are currently investigating a hit-and-run incident that took place on September 8th at around midnight in front of 722 Mauldin Road, close to Mauldin and Cavalier. The victim, a pedestrian, was hit by a black SUV, and the driver did not stop to offer any assistance. As a result, the victim sustained severe injuries and was taken to the hospital for treatment. If you have any information about this incident, please contact Crime Stoppers at 864-23-CRIME.
We can't let National Dog Day end without showing how we reward and care for our excellent K9 partners!
Building relationships. ✔️ Improving response times. ✔️Greenville Police Department will add six additional school resource officers in the 2023-2024 school year. 👮🏽 City Council voted to accept $1.5 million in grant funding that will pay officer salaries and equipment. For the first time two Greenville County Schools elementary schools will have a full-time officer assigned. The goal ➡️ provide positive role models and give students and teachers greater protection. Watch to see which schools will receive an additional officer.
The Greenville Police Department Provides Update on Haywood Mall Incident An event on August 5th at Haywood Mall created a wave of fear and uncertainty among shoppers and visitors. The Greenville Police Department was quick to address the situation and wishes to provide an updated account to the public to ensure the dissemination of correct information. At around 6:10 pm on August 6th, a police officer stationed at Haywood Mall noticed a crowd of people rushing away from the mall. The officer acted swiftly, investigating the scene while simultaneously calling for backup. As a safety measure, Haywood Mall was cleared out, and all shops were temporarily shut down to guarantee the safety of all individuals present. The Greenville Police Department, along with other law enforcement agencies, worked diligently to evaluate the situation and reestablish normalcy. After an in-depth review of video footage and testimonies from eyewitnesses, it was concluded that the cause of the panic stemmed from two juveniles popping balloons inside the mall. There were no gunshots fired during this incident, and there was no direct threat to public safety. The Greenville Police Department has identified and charged two juveniles, ages 13 and 15, with breach of peace, high and aggravated. Their actions, though they may seem harmless, caused a significant disturbance in the community. Such a serious lapse in judgment compromises public safety and puts undue pressure on crucial emergency resources. Regrettably, despite the clear evidence, there are still individuals circulating false information about gunshots being fired at Haywood Mall. We would like to underline that these allegations are completely unfounded, and we assure the public that no shots were fired during this incident. We express our deepest appreciation to the many law enforcement, fire, and EMS personnel, specifically the Greenville County Sheriff’s Office, as well as other local and federal agencies who responded t
Officer Snelgrove treated K9 Rheumie to his first pup cup! As you can tell from his eyes, he very much enjoyed it! Our K9s work hard and their handlers reward them every chance they get.
📚 When school starts next month, three additional schools will have a school resource officer, thanks to a grant from the South Carolina Department of Public Safety and a partnership with Greenville County Schools. 👮🏽 We are excited about the opportunity to build relationships with students and keep schools safe.
Allen Jacobs Summer Camp
Officer Allen Jacobs spent his life and career dedicated to keeping kids on a positive path. Jacobs was killed in the line of duty in 2016. This week the Greenville Police Department annual Officer Allen Jacobs Summer Camp is carrying on his mission by helping neighborhood children learn teamwork, sportsmanship, community and self-discipline.
TRV Takes on Ice and Snow
GPD's new Traffic Response Vehicle hit 🧊 icy, snowy 🌨️ roads for the first time!
👮 The officers manning the massive truck, along with the rest of the traffic unit, have already helped nearly 🚨 70 stranded drivers.
A special thank you to them for the work they're doing to keep our streets safe 24/7!
Keep up with real-time road conditions here: http://emergency.greenvillesc.gov/
Heroes Softball Game
Game On Greenville! Join us at Fluor Field on Sunday, October 31 to watch the boys in blue bring the heat to the fire department at the Heroes Softball Game.
These two departments are facing off on the diamond to help raise money for Shriners Hospitals for Children. Tap the link below to donate on behalf of the Greenville Police Department.
donate.lovetotherescue.org/GreenvillePolice
Greenville Tech Learns about GPD
Greenville Technical College students had the opportunity to learn about our Greenville Police Department through simulations and conversations aimed to encourage career interest and improve community relations.
School Zone Safety
📚✏️🚌 As the school year starts, please be mindful of your speed, take note of school zones, bus stops and students walking.
The Greenville Police Department is committed to hiring officers who reflect our community and is actively recruiting candidates this summer through its “See Yourself Here” campaign. The campaign includes new community outreach efforts, like the recent GPD Hiring Workshops. The workshops were designed to help prepare potential candidates for the police officer application process. At the workshop, participants learned about the process and were able to speak one-on-one with GPD recruiters in an informal setting. They also had a chance to practice the Physical Agility Test (PAT), which is the first test all applicants take after applying to GPD. It’s not too late to apply! Visit https://greenvillesc.gov/439/Become-a-Police-Officer to learn more. The application is open until August 27.
Traffic Response Vehicle
🏙👮♀️🚔 Introducing the newest member in the Greenville Police Department vehicle fleet. This Traffic Response Vehicle will assist motorists in need, clear roadways, and aid in traffic flow.