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Here, piggy piggy
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JUST NOW IN TEMPE: A rogue pig took officers for a nice job around the parking lot trying not to get caught. *spoiler alert... he got caught*
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As we begin Breast Cancer Awareness Month, members of the @TempePolice will once again proudly wear pink badges and patches throughout October in support of those impacted by breast cancer.
For us, the pink badge is more than a change in uniform, it’s a visible reminder of the strength of survivors, those currently fighting, the families who support them, and those we have lost.
Proud to wear pink this October. 🩷
#BreastCancerAwarenessMonth #TempePD
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Last night’s Community Chat with Tempe’s African American Advisory Committee was an important opportunity to listen, answer questions, and have meaningful conversations about policing, trust, and accountability.
We may not always agree, but building trust requires transparency, engagement, and a willingness to listen. I’m grateful to everyone who participated and committed to keeping these conversations going.
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Before officers ever patrol the water, they have to prove they can survive it.
Tempe Police officers complete a survival swim in full gear before heading to boat school, including five minutes of treading water and a 200-meter swim.
Because when seconds matter, preparation matters.
#PoliceTraining #OfficerSafety #LawEnforcement #TempePolice #FOPStrong
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🚨 Things got heated at a convenience store in Tempe when a suspected gang member threatened people with a knife. 🚔
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Tempe has turned off its Flock automated license plate reader system and will end its contract with the company. The cameras are no longer collecting license plate data, and Tempe will not seek another company to replace the system.
While the cameras have helped Tempe Police solve crimes, recent misuse of automated license plate reader systems in Arizona and nationwide has raised concerns about the risks that come with the technology.
Tempe Police has found no misuse of its own Flock system.
Flock will remove its cameras, and previously collected data will be automatically deleted after 30 days unless it is connected to an ongoing case or investigation.
Read through the slides to learn more about the decision and what it means for Tempe.
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TONIGHT On Patrol: Live is showcasing the nation’s K9 units in the communities they serve.
Tune into Dog Days of Summer, a special LIVE two-night event featuring special in-studio guests and a look at some of the top K9 units from across the country.
Be sure to tune in tonight and tomorrow night at 9pmET/6pmPT on REELZ and REELZ+.
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This week, we kicked off our second annual @TempePolice Citizens Academy! Programs like this strengthen relationships through transparency, conversation, and a better understanding of the work we do. Building trust starts with meaningful engagement with the community we serve. #TempePD
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Get more details and a link to the Transparency Portal: mailchi.mp/tempe/tempe-polic…

ALT An update from the City of Tempe addressing privacy concerns related to the use of Flock data. Key points include ending all Flock data sharing, launching a new Transparency Portal for live data access, and plans to bid for new Automated License Plate Reader vendors. Includes Tempe city logo and seal.
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Proud to stand alongside @TempePolice Community Affairs Specialist Lisa Groom at the NOBLE 50th Anniversary Conference as she was recognized as the 2026 Detective Rafaela A. Valdez Outstanding Associate Member of the Year for Region VI. A well-deserved honor—congratulations, Lisa! 👏💙 #TempePD #NOBLE50
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Have you met the Tempe Bike Squad yet? Consider this your formal introduction. 🚲🐸
They're hopping on crime one pedal at a time.
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BREAKING: A Turquoise Alert was issued for a missing 13-year-old girl who was last seen in Apache Junction last week, authorities said.
Skyler Conville was last seen at a Circle K off Meridian Drive and Superstition Boulevard around 1:06 p.m. on Friday, June 19.
Read more here: ktar.com/arizona-news/turquo…
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It was an honor to participate in today’s Juneteenth celebration.
Days like today provide an opportunity to reflect on our history, celebrate progress, and recommit ourselves to building strong and inclusive communities. I am especially proud of our Honor Guard members who represented the @TempePolice so well.
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🚨 Happy Saturday #OPNation! Here is the lineup for this evening.
Watch #OPLive every Friday & Saturday at 9ET/6PT on #REELZ! Start your 7-day free trial on ReelzPlus.com and join OPNation!
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🚨 Happy Friday #OPNation! Here is the lineup for this evening.
Watch #OPLive every Friday & Saturday at 9ET/6PT on #REELZ! Start your 7-day free trial on ReelzPlus.com and join #OPNation!
👏Tempe students salute @TempePolice Officers for being mentors and championing their dreams! I’m headed to AZ next week for meetings about our national, proven mission, from Harlem, to Phoenix, to Compton. Kids. Cops. Community.#bettertogether Hope to see you @ChiefKenMcCoy 🚔




































