Three juvenile robbery suspects are in custody after a Flock Safety Automated License Plate Reading (ALPR) camera led Garner Police to a stolen vehicle.
Read MoreBehind the Badge - Garner Police Chief Lorie Smith
A docu-series spotlighting the women and men of the Garner Police Department, as they share their journey into law enforcement, allowing us to see the person behind the badge.
Read MoreGPD's Capt. Lorie Smith to Serve as Interim Chief
Garner Police Capt. Lorie Smith has been named the Police Department’s interim chief effective Oct. 1 when Chief Joe Binns retires.
Read MoreGarner Police Chief Joe Binns to Retire Effective Oct. 1
Garner Police Chief Joe Binns has announced his retirement with 30 years of creditable service to the Town effective Oct. 1, 2021.
Garner Police Deny Dangerous Animal Permit
After careful review, the Garner Police Department has denied the request for a Dangerous Animal Permit for the two dogs, Blitzen and Athena. The dogs were seized on 4/27/2021 by the Garner Police Department after attacking 7yo Jayden Henderson and her mother at the home at 156 Roan Drive. Jayden died of her injuries sustained from the attack. The animals are currently being held at the Wake County Animal Shelter.
Read MoreGarner's Station Podcast #15 | Sophia Sandlin, Retired Garner Police Sgt.
After 30 years with the Garner Police Department, Sgt. Sophia Sandlin reflects on her time in Garner, community policing, and crisis intervention.
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