Texas Chinese Radio AM 1040

HPD Senior Police Officer James Sobota, coordinator of the City Wide Positive Interaction Program (PIP), appears on a community educational crime prevention talk show every month on Texas Chinese Radio channel 1050 AM with Pamela Hu.

For the last seven years, this talk show has provided a very positive trusting relationship within the Chinese community and provides crime prevention information tips to residents and business owners.  In addition, Officer Sobota has represented the Houston Police Department at several Chinese community social events where many can interact and ask questions to make the community a safer place to live and work.

For more information about Texas Chinese Radio, please go to https://www.facebook.com/texaschineseradio

2014 Police Week Day of Prayer

 

Thank you to everyone who came out to the Day of Prayer during Police Week at HPD Headquarters.

 

 

Wounded Warror Reception

Thank you to everyone who turned out at Intercontinental Airport for the Wounded Warrior Reception!

Day of Prayer 2014

Thank you to everyone who attended our Day of Prayer this morning. The annual prayer service is an observance of National Police Week dedicated to remembering officers who have given their lives in the line of duty to help make our lives safer.

 

 

 

Officer Theragood at Calvert Elementary School

Police Officer S. Theragood of the Special Operations Division speaks to kids at Calvert Elementary School. He said the over 600 students were "awesome!" Great job of community policing, Officer Theragood!

Crime Victims' Rights Week

Members of the HPD Victim Services Unit attended the City of Houston Proclamation Ceremony at City Hall recently with other Victim Advocate agencies in the Houston area. Houston Mayor Annise Parker proclaimed the week of April 6-12, 2014 as National Crime Victims’ Rights Week.

The mission of the HPD Victim Services Unit is to enhance the quality of life for the citizens of Houston by assisting victims and the families of the victims experiencing crime and trauma.

For more information, please contact the Victim Services Unit at 713-308-0080 or go to THIS LINK 

Strike out Crime!

Recently HPD’s Southeast Patrol Division joined community members in striking out crime. 

The event was  part of the division’s 4th annual Safety Bowl and teamed HPD officers with residents in a friendly environment in which the officers wshared crime prevention tips and information. Officers also distributed Burglary of Motor Vehicle (BMV) report cards in the parking lot, looking for unlocked vehicles, windows left cracked open or rolled down, and personal belongs, all of which could serve as an enticement to thieves.