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🚨 CRIME STOPPERS: HELP IDENTIFY A PERSON OF INTEREST 🚨
Detectives with the CMPD Homicide unit are investigating a homicide and seeking the public’s assistance in identifying the individual pictured in this post. Refer to case #: 20261004-0202-03
If you recognize this individual or have information related to this case, please contact Crime Stoppers.
💰You could be eligible for a $5k reward with information that leads to an arrest.
📲 Submit a tip several ways: Call 704-334-1600, or visit charlottecrimestoppers.com
You can also download the P3 Tips app for free in your App Store for Apple and Android devices.
#CrimeStoppers #HomicideInvestigation #HelpIdentify #SeeSomethingSaySomething
RT @CATSRideTransit: 🔵 Blue Line trains are single-tracking in between Carson and 25th Street stations. Expect delays. Thank you for your p…
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🔵 Due to power issues on the Blue Line, trains will not run between Parkwood and Carson stations. Trains will turn back at north at Parkwood Station, and turn back south at Carson Station. A bus bridge is in effect between Parkwood and Carson Stations.
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The work @FBICharlotte & the @CMPD do every day is making a major impact. In a recent joint operation, approximately 70 pounds of suspected narcotics were seized before reaching the streets, likely saving lives. Special recognition to CMPD K9 Bishop whose invaluable work helped make our streets safer. This seizure is part of Operation Summer Heat, an #FBI initiative to crush violent crime in our communities.
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We are asking for your help in identifying the suspect involved in a shooting on June 7, around 11 a.m., on I-485 between exits 4 and 3, vehicle below. See link for more info. If you have any info, call (704) 334-1600 or submit a tip using the P3 Tips App
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🚨 REMINDER: Overnight Security Training Exercise Tomorrow at CTC 🚨
On the night of June 6 into the morning of June 7, CATS, TSA and local emergency partners will conduct a full-scale security exercise at the Charlotte Transportation Center (CTC). The exercise is scheduled to begin at approximately 1:30 a.m. and conclude by 4:30 a.m. on June 7. Road closures around the CTC will begin as early as 8 p.m. on June 6.
If you're in Uptown overnight, you may notice:
🚓 Increased emergency vehicle activity
🚧 Temporary road closures and bus detours
🔊 Simulated loud noises and artificial smoke
👥 Role players participating in the exercise
This is only a training exercise and there is no threat to the public.
Please help keep emergency lines available for real emergencies by not calling 911 to report activity related to the exercise.
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Two men sentenced to prison in connection with luxury vehicle theft ring involving millions and drug trafficking.
w/ @FBICharlotte @CMPD
"Sumner and Woodson were criminals from head to toe – driving around in expensive stolen vehicles, engaging in fraud, and dealing drugs with piles of guns and ammunition. Thanks to the work of law enforcement, all of this crime is over, and Sumner and Woodson will be in federal prison."
Read more at: justice.gov/usao-wdnc/pr/two…
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Five repeat felons were sentenced to prison today for illegal firearm possession as part of #OperationTakeBackAmerica.
"Those who continually engage in crime using firearms are going to find themselves in the federal system," said U.S. Attorney Russ Ferguson.
w/ @ATFCharlotte @CMPD
Read more at: justice.gov/usao-wdnc/pr/fiv…

ALT U.S. Attorney Russ Ferguson quote: “Those who continually engage in crime using firearms are going to find themselves in the federal system. It is illegal for felons to possess a firearm, and my office uses that statute to remove repeat offenders from the streets and reduce violence in our community.”
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CharMeckALERT: The National Weather Service ended the Tornado Warning for Mecklenburg County. Today will be very windy, so remain cautious.
Watch for debris while driving, and remember to call 911 for emergencies, including fallen power lines and trees blocking roadways. Call 311 for trees down on sidewalks and property.
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Storm Tip: Know who to call.
If a tree is down and blocking a roadway, or if anyone is in immediate danger, call 911 right away. If the tree is only blocking a sidewalk or a yard, please call 311.
Stay safe out there!
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CharMeckALERT: EXTREME WIND & TORNADO RISK TODAY
Charlotte-Mecklenburg is at extreme risk for severe winds and possible tornadoes today. Wind gusts may be up to 30 mph throughout the day.
Remember:
If a tornado WATCH is issued, find your "safe space". Look for an interior room with no windows (like a closet or bathroom) at home or work.
If a tornado WARNING is issued, move to your safe space immediately and wait for further instructions.
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Four-time deported alien sentenced to 11+ years in federal prison for trafficking 33 kilos of cocaine and illegal reentry.
w/ @HSI_Charlotte @CMPD
Read more at: justice.gov/usao-wdnc/pr/fou…

ALT U.S. Attorney Russ Ferguson quote: “Raul Bello Rojas repeatedly violated our nation’s immigration laws and returned to the United States to traffic large quantities of cocaine. Armed with guns, he posed a serious threat to our community. This sentence ensures he’ll spend more than a decade in federal prison before being promptly deported.
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CATS has suspended all transit services for Sunday, Feb. 1.
CATS teams continue to work around the clock Sunday clearing station platforms, bus stops, garages, transit centers and other transit infrastructure.
More information about service plans for Monday will be shared Sunday afternoon.
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🚨 All CATS services have been suspended today, Jan. 25, due to weather and road conditions.
🚌 Service is anticipated to resume Monday, Jan. 26 at 10 a.m.
🛑 Due to the late start, Express Bus service is suspended Monday.
🔗 Detours and delays are still possible Monday, please utilize this link for updates: charlottenc.gov/CATS/Incleme…
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Roads are icy, stay home. Last night’s sleet and freezing temperatures are making the roads slick and dangerous. Staying off the roads helps emergency workers to safely do their jobs.
If you must travel, remember to:
- Drive below the speed limit and avoid sudden stops or sharp turns.
- Increase the distance between you and other cars.
- Monitor road conditions at DriveNC.gov.
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📢CharMeckALERT: The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Watch for Mecklenburg County.
We are expecting a wintry mix of rain, snow, and ice this weekend. Roads may become icy and dangerous, and power outages or frozen pipes could occur.
Now is the time to prepare.
More information is available at bit.ly/3Lr7cpT
#CharMeckReady
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We are aware of a nationwide cell phone outage affecting multiple carriers that may be impacting the ability to call 911.
If you need to call 911, please keep trying, use a landline, or ask a neighbor to call. You can also visit a fire station or police station for help.
Please do not call 911 to test your phone or report the outage.
We’ll keep you informed as we know more.
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CLT’s CMPD Bike Patrol is helping keep the airport moving and safe.
The unit covers up to 7-10 miles a day across the terminal and parking areas. The result? Faster response times and double-digit drops in crime across the board.
Learn more: cltairport.com/news
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Public’s Assistance Requested in Missing Person Investigation. See full release: charlottenc.gov/cmpd/News-In…
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Tomorrow, the Charlotte Region Urban Area Security Initiative, along with dozens of partner agencies, will conduct large-scale emergency response training at Carowinds from October 7 to 9. Expect visible police, fire, and EMS presence in the area from 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Loud noises, simulated gunfire, explosions, and emergency vehicles are part of the exercise. This is ONLY a drill, not an emergency. The park will be closed to the public.
This training helps first responders strengthen coordination and improve emergency preparedness for real-world incidents. Thank you for your cooperation as we work to improve emergency preparedness across our region.

























