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07/28/2021

Don't forget to register for Tomorrow's Continuing Education Event!

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06/24/2021

We have another free continuing education event coming up!

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01/21/2021

Continuing Education is back! Wilbert is offering APFSP certified courses. For more information, visit

10/17/2019

Please take a moment today to remember fallen Trooper First Class Edward Plank Jr.
Trooper First Class Edward Plank Jr was 28 years old, with 6 years and 10 months of service from December 28, 1988 to October 17, 1995.
In the early hours of October 17, 1995, he performed a routine traffic stop on Rt. 13, in Princess Anne, at Perry Road with a vehicle occupied by two subjects. Trooper Dennis Lord backed him up on his stop. TFC Plank grew suspicious during the stop when the driver gave him a fictitious name. When Plank approached the vehicle to inquire further, the driver fired on Plank shooting him in the face and killing him instantly. The driver then fired towards Trooper Lord, who returned fire and struck one of the suspects once in the arm and once in the head. The driver and passenger fled southbound on Rt.13 to Rt.413, continuing southbound towards Crisfield. They were apprehended later that day. The shooter pled guilty to first degree murder on May 14, 1996. He is serving a lifetime prison sentence.
TFC Plank is remembered fondly by many in the community. May he rest in peace.

10/15/2019

09/30/2019

The Prince George’s County Police family is mourning the loss of one of our own. Corporal Marquette Turner died Sunday morning during a medical emergency.

Corporal Turner was a 16-year veteran of the agency. The well-liked, dedicated officer spent the majority of his career assigned to the Bureau of Patrol – at the District IV station in Oxon Hill.

Corporal Turner grew up in Washington DC. Prior to joining the Prince George’s County Police Department, he served in the Army. He loved serving others in the military and as a police officer and he truly loved the Washington Redskins.

He is survived by his four children, sister, brother, and mother and many other relatives and his family here at the Prince George’s County Police Department. We offer our deepest condolences to his entire family.

09/27/2019

Trooper Tracy Vickers was killed in a vehicle crash on Route 408, near Conway Road, at approximately 5:50 am.

09/04/2019

Let's have a great ending today!

One of our K9s deserves a big treat! In just a three-day period, Bella and her handler, Cpl. Cicale were pivotal in two cases. First, the partners conducted a track and located a potential piece of evidence in a homicide. Then Bella the bloodhound used her nose to locate a missing elderly man who suffers from dementia. Cpl. Cicale collected a scent pad using the missing man’s blanket and hat and Bella was on her way. She found the man lying on the ground several streets away. He was extremely dehydrated and was able to get the care he needed. Great job Bella and Corporal Cicale!