K9 Tito died in his handler's patrol car after the air conditioning malfunctioned.
His handler had left him in the patrol car with the air conditioning on in order to set...
Captain David "Mac" MacAlpine died from complications as the result of contracting COVID-19 while he worked the checkpoint located at NC17 and the South Carolina state line.
Captain MacAlpine was...
Lieutenant Earnie Oldham died from complications as the result of contracting COVID-19 in the line of duty.
Lieutenant Oldham had served with the Plano Police Department for 34 years. He is...
Sergeant Richard Frankie died from complications as the result of contracting COVID-19 in the line of duty.
Sergeant Frankie had served with the Fort Bend Independent School District Police Department...
Senior Police Officer Bill Jeffrey was shot and killed in the 5300 block of Aeropark Drive at about 7:30 am while serving a warrant in Harris County.
He and other officers...
Lieutenant John Stewart was killed during a vehicle pursuit in the 1000 block of North Matthews Road.
The subject involved in the initial pursuit with Lake City police officers then carjacked...
Police Officer Michelle Gattey died from complications as the result of contracting COVID-19 in the line of duty.
Officer Gattey was a United States Air Force veteran. She joined the Georgetown...
Lieutenant James Guynes died from complications as the result of contracting COVID-19 in the line of duty.
Lieutenant Guynes had served with the Monroe County Sheriff's Department for 26 years. He...
Officer Blaize Madrid-Evans was shot and killed when he was dispatched to the 2300 block of South Northern Boulevard to check for a wanted subject at a residence at about...
Police Officer Noah LeBlanc died from complications as the result of contracting COVID-19 in the line of duty.
Officer LeBlanc had served with the Laguna Vista Police Department for three years....
Monthly Public Safety Report – August 2021
Monday, September 20, 2021
Mission, Vision, & Values
MISSION
Elite, professional policing through protection, service, and education for those whom have empowered and entrusted us with their safety, preservation of property, life and liberty; respectfully delivered with compassion, commitment, and the utmost of integrity.
VISION
Guardians of Our Community – Providing service above self through smart, dynamic, modern, and compassionate policing.
VALUES
An Aransas Pass Police Department employee shall exemplify our core values: Honor, Commitment, Wisdom, and Compassion.
HONOR
Shown by virtue of integrity, trust, accountability, and one’s individual devotion to service above self.
COMMITMENT
The unyielding, steadfast dedication to the challenges incumbent upon our public service mission.
WISDOM
Shown through one’s astute and well-informed decisions and actions while constantly pursuing smart, dynamic policing.
COMPASSION
Caring for others during their times of suffering or misfortune, including holding a sincere level of concern and regard for those who would otherwise not reciprocate.
