Hapeville Police Department

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Cpl. C. Halten has removed 5 firearms off the streets in the past week. No one was injured during these arrest. Outstanding work Corporal.

An older man came into the Police Department looking for some help. He told TAC/Dispatcher Heather Green, I know this is not your job but I need some help. My dog was hit and killed by a car and I can’t lift him by myself. Without hesitation Lt. Mark Bradberry went and helped the gentlemen take care of his dog so he could bury him.

The Hapeville Police Department sends prayers to the family, both blood & blue, of Bibb County Sheriff’s Deputy Christopher Knight. Deputy Knight died this morning after being stabbed in the line of duty. He paid the ultimate sacrifice, and we thank him for his service. Today we stand with Bibb County Sheriff’s Department!

El despachador del departamento de policía de Hapeville, B. Harshman, recibió una frenética llamada de violencia doméstica de un niño en pánico mientras el despachador N. Rodríguez traducía del español al inglés para los oficiales que respondían. El oficial M. Martínez llegó a la escena para traducir en persona mientras que el oficial A. Sengsavath coordinaba la escena y llamaba a los médicos. El sospechoso se fue de la propiedad en un vehículo fue rápidamente localizado por el oficial E. Colleran detenido y puesto bajo custodia. La línea directa nacional contra la violencia doméstica las 24 horas del día, los 7 días de la semana es: 1.800.799.7233. #NotInHapeville

Hapeville Police Department Dispatcher B. Harshman took a frantic Domestic Violence call from a panicked child while Dispatcher N. Rodriguez translated Spanish to English for responding officers. Officer M. Martinez arrived on scene to translate in person while Officer A. Sengsavath coordinated the scene and call medics. The suspect who fled the scene in a vehicle was quickly located by Officer E. Colleran apprehended and taken into custody. The National Domestic Violence Hotline 24/7 is: 1.800.799.7233. #NotInHapeville

One of our sweet citizens needed his new walker put together. Officer Dennis Rowe and Detective Michael Sanders did not hesitate. They even offered to add lights and sirens. #WeAreHapeville

50 Days of Gratitude The Hapeville Police Department appreciates Officer Brown. He totally changed careers in order to serve in Hapeville. Thank you for joining us!!

Seat belt check! Make sure you are wearing your seat belt! Officers Martinez, Abercrombie, Colleran, Zarate, Shareef, Sengsavath and Cpl’s Halten and Williams are out across the City making sure drivings and their passengers are safe!

Our first donation!! Thank you Sgt. Carroll!!!

50 Days of Gratitude The Hapeville Police Department would like to recognize the teamwork and leadership of our local government. Hapeville Mayor and City Council Members photographed above from left to right: Councilman at Large Travis Horsley, Councilman (2nd Ward) Chloe Alexander, Mayor Alan Hallman, Alderman at Large Mike Rast, Councilman (1st Ward) Mark Adams. We don’t do it alone and are grateful for the support.

50 Days of Gratitude The Hapeville Police Department is indebted to our surroundings agencies for their quick and unwavering cooperation. Thank you: East Point PD, College Park PD, Atlanta PD, GSP, Forest Park PD, South Metro SWAT, South Fulton PD, and Clayton County SO and Clayton County Police.

Civic Leaders, Business Owners, and Citizens join us for a fun and unique way to raise money for a good cause!

It’s No Shave November at HPD! Our Department is raising awareness and money for prostate cancer research. So, if you see some of our officers looking like old school lawman, Wyatt Earp, it’s for a good cause!

50 Days of Gratitude Lemuel Ruth brings a it of experience and knowledge to our 911 Center. He has worked for several wonderful agencies, such as College Park Police and the GBI. We appreciate his dedication and experience.