Like many recruits in the academy, Recruit Younger realizes the road to becoming a first responder is no easy task. Check out this short video as we check in with one of our former volunteers who decided to take on a full-time position, and join recruit class 25-2. She is now midway through. She and her classmates will graduate at the beginning of 2026. In this video you can see Recruit Younger participate in the Padded Assailant Drill and the Domestic Violence scenario. Senior officers and comm

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🚨 Request for Public Assistance 🚨 The Tucson Police Department is actively investigating an altercation that occurred in the early morning hours of Sunday, May 4, 2025, in the downtown Tucson area, 4th Avenue underpass. We are aware of a social media post circulating that references this incident. At this time, our primary focus is on identifying the individuals involved. This remains an open and ongoing investigation. We are asking anyone who may have witnessed the incident or who may have ce

8.8K views · 96 reactions | Beginning today, the Tucson Police Department will start an educational period for the City of Tucson's newly revised Hands-Free Ordinance. You can now be stopped for using an electronic device while operating a motor vehicle, unless the device is in hands-free mode. Our officers will be handing out educational cards with more information during this 30-day warning period. En Español: https://youtu.be/hj8ypbGagCc | Tucson Police Department | Facebook

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Slow Down! Last Saturday night, a motor officer clocked a Dodge Ram traveling at 117 mph down Aviation Parkway toward Downtown. The 30-year-old driver was stopped and arrested for Criminal Speeding. Unfortunately, just one week earlier, a motorcyclist lost his life while speeding on this same stretch of road. TPD works to stop these dangerous behaviors before they lead to tragedy. Speeding kills! | Tucson Police Department

In 1962, President John Kennedy proclaimed May 15th as National Peace Officers Memorial Day and the week of May 15th as National Police Week. This was established by a joint resolution of Congress in 1962 as a way to honor America's law enforcement community with a special recognition of those law enforcement officers who lost their lives in the line of duty during the previous year. Our city, county, and state all conduct memorials in conjunction with these national events. Unfortunately, this

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