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UPDATE Police Chief comments on Lafayette Police homeless sweep Homeless coalition comments on Lafayette Police homeless sweep and last updated 2021-02-11 00:00:06-05 UPDATE: Lafayette Police Chief Thomas L. Glover Sr. has posted a statement about the department's efforts regarding the homeless. Last week, we posted some pictures of the department's mounted unit doing a sweep of Lafayette homeless encampments. That post was met with a response by the local homeless coalition. Today, this statement from the chief was posted on the LPD Facebook page: "The Lafayette Police Department is dili...

Meet the Mounted Posse, an Antiquated Aid for a Modern Sheriff Enter your number to get our free mobile app The Tuscaloosa County Sheriff’s Office has a secret weapon to help solve mysteries and fight crime -- horses. The Mounted Unit, also known as the Mounted Posse, is a group of 13 civilian volunteers who have trained their personal horses to aid the sheriff’s department in search and rescue missions. Atop the backs of these gentle giants, the Mounted Posse volunteers cover more ground and see from a better vantage point than a person searching on foot. One of their most recent mission...

A photograph of mounted police officers patrolling Sydney's famous Bondi Beach has left locals fuming.  The picture, posted to Facebook on Thursday, shows two uniformed officers side-by-side on their horses on the beach's promenade - having left a trail of horse manure behind them.  The issue has previously sparked anger from locals with one resident even confronting then-prime minister Malcolm Turnbull as he walked along the beach in 2018 - telling him Bondi Beach was not a 'horse toilet'.  A picture posted to Facebook on Thursday shows mounted police officers walking through Bondi (pictu...

NYPD Tow Pound Leaving Manhattan's Pier 76 By End Of January, City Promises arrow A June 2019 Google view of Pier 76. Google Maps A major obstacle to the development of Pier 76 at the Hudson River Park on the west side of Manhattan will be gone by the end of January, now that the city has promised to move out the NYPD tow pound after the state threatened massive fines. “The City has already made major strides and significant financial investment in relocating Police Department operations from Pier 76, including moving the horse stables for the Mounted Unit that were ...

Police slam ‘reckless’ illegal North Coast New Year’s beach party for breaching COVID-19 rules.