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    Officer James Crisler and Canine Officer Simon

    Officer Crisler has at this side one of the most beloved members of the BRPD, an eight-year-old German Shepherd named Simon, who was selected specifically for Officer Crisler when he joined BRPD’s Canine Division seven years ago. Read His Story
  2. Officer Belford Johnson

    Officer Belford Johnson

    Since joining the BRPD’s Community Services Division, Sgt. Johnson has fervently pursued opportunities to link those passions, through mentoring and training programs that connect young people to the BRPD. Read His Story
  3. Officer Antonio Williams

    Officer Antonio Williams

    In August 2021, Officer Antonio Williams was the first officer to arrive on the scene of a domestic violence call.
    Photo Courtesy of The Advocate Bill Feig Read His Story
  4. Tiffany Smith

    Officer Tiffany Smith

    Tiffany Smith credits natural curiosity for the love of her job. “You never know what to expect each day,” said Smith, a First District Uniform Patrol Officer. “From one call to the next, it’s like opening a box.” Read Her Story
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  1. Chief Murphy Paul

  2. A message from the Chief

  1. Our community is blessed with caring, hard-working, and generous individuals and families. At the Baton Rouge Police Department, we spend every day working to honor the faith this community has placed in us.


  2. Visit the Chief's page to READ MORE and VIEW his latest Virtual Public Safety Update.






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  1. BRPD ALIGNing CULTURE, POLICIES, AND PRACTICES TO PILLARS OF 21st CENTURY POLICING

  2. Transparency, Accountability, and Service With Respect

  1. Change The Culture of Policing

    PILLAR 1

    TRUST AND Legitimacy

    The final report calls for law enforcement to protect the dignity and human rights of all, to be the protectors and champions of the constitution. Learn more...
  1. Pay Attention To Officer Wellness and Safety

    PILLAR 2

    POLICY AND OVERSIGHT

    The commitment to work with communities to tackle the immediate and longer-term causes of crime through joint problem solving reduces crime. Learn more...
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    PILLAR 3

    TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIAL MEDIA

    Procedural justice is based on four principles: (1) treating people with dignity and respect, (2) giving individuals a “voice” during encounters, (3) being neutral and transparent in decision making, and (4) conveying trustworthy motives. Learn more...
  1. Build Community Capital

    PILLAR 4

    COMMUNITY POLICING AND CRIME REDUCTION

    Law enforcement agencies can achieve trust and legitimacy by establishing a positive presence at community activities and events. Learn more...
  1. Technology

    PILLAR 5

    TRAINING AND EDUCATION

    Hiring officers who reflect the community they serve is important to external relations and increased understanding within the agency. Learn more...
  1. Embrace Community Policing

    PILLAR 6

    OFFICER WELLNESS AND SAFETY

    Ensure that officers have access to the tools that will keep them safe, such as bulletproof vests and tactical first aid kits and training. Promote officer wellness through physical, social, and mental health support. Learn more...
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  1. Thu Feb. 9

    1. B.R.P.D. Community Walk and Talk
    2. Crime Federation Committee Meeting
  2. Sat Feb. 11

    1. Explorer’s Post #225 Biweekly Meeting
  3. Wed Feb. 15

    1. E.B.R. Council on Aging Block Party Celebration
  1. Thu Feb. 16

    1. Wedgewood Elementary Jr. Achievement Day
  2. Fri Feb. 17

    1. Mardi Gras Parade/Westminster Elementary School
    2. Speaking Opportunity-Scotlandville Pre-Engineering Academy Mentor Group
  1. Thu Feb. 23

    1. Cedarcrest-Southmoor Elementary Jr. Achievement Day
    2. Speaking to Former Offenders-St. Joseph House
  2. Sat Feb. 25

    1. 225 Fest
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    BE THE CHANGE

    We come from different places and have diverse backgrounds, and unique life experiences. Above all, we’re part of our Baton Rouge community, and we’re committed to protecting and serving this city and the people who live here. Join us — be the change. Click here to learn more.
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    BRPD'S REAL-TIME CRIME CENTER

    BRPD'S Real Time Crime Center provides local law enforcement officers with cutting-edge tools to enhance situational awareness and criminal investigative abilities. Geographic Info System Dashboards and real-time communication with officers in the field. Click here to learn more.
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    COMMUNITY WALK AND TALKS

    BRPD recognizes the benefit of partnering with residents to improve public safety. The agency hosts weekly Walks and Talks in neighborhoods across Baton Rouge. Check our calendar to see the future times and places where you can chat with a police officer. Click here to learn more.
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