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25.01.2022 PAW ENFORCEMENT Sergeant Mckellar and General Duties Dog Allo surprised a lot of excited school kids when they paid a visit to a Northern Suburb Primary School. Sergeant Mckellar spoke to the children about general safety and the important role Police dogs play in the force.
25.01.2022 Plan on having a few drinks this weekend? Plan ahead, arrange a sober bob to get you home safely. Your loved ones will thank you for it. Photo Credit: Found it on the internet.
24.01.2022 RIP Police Dog Pax, may you watch us and your colleagues from high above the skies.
24.01.2022 INTERESTED IN POLICING? Get down to Oasis Shopping Centre in Katherine for a career seminar on Thursday Oct 15
23.01.2022 We Support You!
19.01.2022 SYLP CALLS FOR POLICE MENTAL HEALTH - While celebrating Australia Day, SYLP calls for the public to please have consideration to the mental health of police officers as they will forgo the time with their loved ones to ensure that the community have a safe and enjoyable celebrations, as well as having to respond to a surge in alcohol fueled violence. A study conducted by the National Coronial Information System identified a confronting statistic that between 2000 and 2012 a t...otal of 62 police officers had committed suicide; 5 suicides a year, 5 more then what it should be!! SYLP is commited to advancing the health and welfare of police officers to reduce the rate of mental illness in the Australia police force. As a community, we have a vested interested in their health and welfare. So please share and like this post, to spread awareness. #timeforchange #westandshouldertoshoulder See more
16.01.2022 Jilkminggan Careers Day ... Successful is an understatement! Remote Sergeant Chalk was joined by Remote Sergeant Adam Russell, ACPOs Harold Calma and Whitney Ro...e and visiting RPNG officers to talk to the students about a career in policing and the different opportunities available to them once they finish school. NTFRS Senior Fire Fighter Paul Rubie and CEPO Constable Robert Cartmill discussed fire safety and when to dial '000'. Principal Des Barritt advised us that most of the junior students now want to become police officers while the senior students were split between policing, firies and rangers.
15.01.2022 Today we remember the anniversary of Sergeant Shane Kappler who died tragically on this day in 2000. May Shane rest in peace.
15.01.2022 Yesterday, Accelerated Recruit Program Squad 126 and Aboriginal Community Police Officer Course 21 completed their training. Their achievement was recognised i...n a Graduation Ceremony held in the Mal Nairn Auditorium, Charles Darwin University. 25 graduated the Accelerated Recruit Program with special mention to: - ARP Commissioner's Trophy Winner: Jacinta Cowton - Rod Evans Memorial Trophy Winner: Adam Gregory Five officers completed the Aboriginal Community Police Officer Course with special mention to: - Gavin Jabaltjari Spencer Memorial Trophy Winner: Nathan Hazel - Physical Training Trophy Winner: David Miles - NTPA Most Dedicated Trophy Winner: Whitney Roe - ACPO Commissioner's Trophy Winner: Nathan Guy-Cardona We extend our congratulations to all graduates and wish you well in your endeavors.
15.01.2022 Donkey of the day! Never know what to expect up in the NT. Const. Kolega - Ti Tree Police ...
15.01.2022 #FlashbackFriday to 1958 NT Police Squad, who commenced in September of ’58. Photo courtesy of the NT Police Museum and Historical Society Inc.
13.01.2022 COMMUNITY MEMBER THANKS HER LOCAL POLICE: Just wanted to pass on a huge thank you to two police officers on duty last night. My husband and I were travelling along Vanderlin Drive just past YMCA when we stopped to help a young lady who had a flat tyre. As it was quite dark with no street light to help I pulled our car up close so my hubby could get on with changing the tire, and turned our hazard lights on. The spare it turns out was flat also and about this time your two o...fficers pulled up and offered to help also. One of the officers took over putting the tyre on and told the young lady that she should only go as far as the service station on Stuart Hwy with it to be safe - she declined saying a friend was coming to get her and they would leave the car there. The officers said they had just started their shift and probably had a busy night ahead of them but with so many negative comments sometimes on FB about our police force I just wanted to let you know that we appreciate everything you all do even if it is to help us help someone else. Cheers and have a good day See more
10.01.2022 MEET THE BOARD OF SYLP - Tonight we are pleased to announce the Board Members of SYLP. SYLP's Founder and Chairperson, Joshua McEwen says "Since starting the social media campaign back in November 2014, I could have never imagined how much SYLP has grown to date, as well as its inspiration to empower members of the community to support the health and wellbeing of their local police officers. Following a rigorous recruitment campaign, I have the upmost confidence in each membe...r's passion and commitment to overall success of the organisation. Our first priority is establishing a strategic plan which identifies our core values, action plans and goals to achieve our vision. I want to thank everyone for their continued support, and ongoing engagement with SYLP. I am really excited for what lies ahead for us." Details of the Board Members can be found by clicking on the link below.
08.01.2022 Cross Border Team Cannabis Seized Tennant Creek The Cross Border Team arrested a 56-year-old man yesterday for possession of cannabis. NT Police in cooperat...ion with South Australian Organised Crime working on Operation Marlin, received information that the man was travelling from Adelaide with a large quantity of cannabis bound for the Northern Territory. Detective Sergeant Andrew Bedwell said that Police apprehended the man driving a Smart Car, south of Tennant Creek yesterday. On Tuesday 10 November 2015, Cross Border Team detectives and intelligence members began surveillance operations. At about 4:15pm on Wednesday 11 November, investigators intercepted the man just south of Tennant Creek. The vehicle was subject to a search and just over four kilograms of cannabis was located in nine separate vacuum sealed bags. The man was arrested and charged with possess and supply cannabis. He is remanded in custody to appear before the Tennant Creek Magistrates court on Thursday 12 November 2015. The cannabis seized was destined for Tennant Creek and Barkly communities and had the potential to yield a potential cash return of approximately $63,000 if sold by the pound. This figure would be significantly larger if sold in smaller amounts, said Andy Bedwell. This is another great result for the Cross Border Team and we will continue to work with the SA and WA Police to reduce the transport of illicit substances into the tri-border area.
08.01.2022 OFF DUTY SENIOR SERGEANT CHASED DOWN AND ARRESTED 2 OFFENDERS... IN HIS JOCKS: The 2 males were found trespassing and stealing from Snr Sgt Stringer's neighbours at 3am on Monday. With no time to change, he ran out in his undies and gave chase. Despite some slight embarrassment, the property was returned and charges laid. We're sure the boss will never live it down either.
07.01.2022 THOUGHTS GO OUT TO NSW POLICE: There is a lot of speculation in the media right now about the incident that has taken place in Parramatta. Whatever has happened over there, just know that we are thinking of you. Please let this be a reminder to our NT Police to be extra vigilant out there and come home safe.
06.01.2022 Community Engagement Palmerston The Mobile Police Station will be set up in Roseberry this evening, locals are welcomed come on down and say G’Day to the Off...icers. The mobile Police Station is part of a community engagement activity NT Police are undertaking across Palmerston this week. It is a great opportunity for residents to have a chat with their local Police and raise any concerns they may have in their community.
03.01.2022 THOUGHTS GO OUT TO VICTORIA POLICE: Our condolences go out to a Victoria Police officer's family and her colleagues after the loss of one of their own. An all too common theme recently. Take care out there and ask each other "Are you ok?"
02.01.2022 NT POLICE TO START DRUG TESTING DRIVERS: In a move that aligns Northern Territory with other states, police can now randomly test drivers for the presence of illegal drugs in their system. We support this move, and hope that it will impact road safely in the Territory.
