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Concord names interim chief as new chief of police

Concord names interim chief as new chief of police

The interim chief of the Concord Police Department has been named the leader of the department.

Concord police chief retires after three decades

The Concord Police Chief announced Friday that he will be retiring after 33 years in law enforcement.

Police chief announces retirement to accept position with Eli Lilly

CONCORD — After leading the Concord Police Department for over eight years, Chief Gary Gacek is stepping away from his distinguished 33-year law enforcement career to join Eli Lilly’s Global

Concord officer who shot, killed man will not be charged

The Cabarrus County District Attorney decided not to charge an officer who shot and killed a man who was attempting to steal his police car.

Concord Police chief presents Medal of Valor, Purple Heart to wife of Officer Shuping

Victoria Young The Concord City Council Chambers were somber Thursday evening as Concord Police  Chief Gary Gacek presented the Medal of Valor and Purple Heart awards.  In honor of National Police Week, Gacek presented the Medal of Valor award and Purple Heart award to Haylee Shuping, on behalf of her husband, Officer Jason Shuping. Shuping died after being shot while responding to a report of a crash December 16, 2020. Officer Kaleb Robinson, Shuping's partner was also shot and wounded during the incident and is said to have shielded Shuping with his body once Shuping was down.  At the presentation Thursday evening, other city officials, county officials, private business and other law enforcement officers were recognized for their actions and support of Concord Police Department following the death of Jason Shuping. 

What's the price for decades of wrongful imprisonment? Ronnie Long sues NC city, cops

What’s the price for decades of wrongful imprisonment? Ronnie Long sues NC city, cops Ronnie Long files lawsuit against City of Concord By Michael Gordon | The Charlotte Observer | May 3, 2021 at 3:13 PM EDT - Updated May 3 at 7:46 PM CONCORD, N.C. (The Charlotte Observer) - Ronnie Long on Monday filed his IOU to the City of Concord for the 44 years he spent in prison for a crime he says he did not commit. Long, a Concord native, is not offering a hometown discount. Ronnie Long sues City of Concord over wrongful arrest In a lawsuit filed in the Raleigh federal courts, Long is demanding that the city and a group of its current and former law enforcement officers pay for what his complaint describes as a corrupt investigation and cover-up that led to Long’s 1976 rape conviction and 80-year prison sentence.

Concord to hear motion for racial equity committee

COLUMN: Remembering the sacrifice of Jason Shuping and others

Concord police shooting NC: 25-year-old officer shot, killed in shootout near Concord Mills Mall and I-85

CONCORD, N.C. (WTVD) -- Two police officers were shot in Concord late Wednesday night, resulting in one officer's death. The suspect, who Concord police said was armed, also died. The second officer involved was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Jason Shuping, 25, was the officer killed. Shuping had been with the department since 2019 and was a 2014 graduate of East Rowan High School in nearby Granite Quarry. "Officer Jason Shuping served the citizens of Concord and the Concord Police Department since 2019," read a statement released by the department on social media. " He will truly be missed by all." Today we are morning the loss of a beloved family member who gave the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty late Wednesday night. Officer Jason Shuping served the citizens of Concord and the Concord Police Department since 2019. He will truly be missed by all. pic.twitter.com/qU6M5Us6rf— Concord, NC Police (@ConcordNCPolice) December 17, 2020