Baltimore Police Department- Northeastern District

06/07/2026

Our thoughts and prayers are with the Baltimore County Police Department, the officer who was shot this morning, and everyone impacted by this incident. We wish the officer a full & speedy recovery. 🙏

06/06/2026

🎓✨ Today, Officer Davis and Officer Cooper had the honor of attending the graduation ceremony for the Northeast District Junior Cadets. What an incredible celebration of hard work, dedication, growth, and achievement!

We are extremely proud of each cadet for reaching this milestone and for the commitment they have shown throughout the program. Your future is bright, and we look forward to seeing all the amazing things you will accomplish.

Congratulations, to the ENTIRE Class of 2026! 🎉👏 Keep striving for excellence, continue to lead by example, and always believe in your ability to make a positive difference in your community.

GO MUSTANGS!!!

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06/06/2026

Officer Cooper responded to assist Officer Gibson with safely reuniting Micah, a non-verbal child experiencing an emotional episode. Micah was upset and did not want to leave with his aunt or get into a vehicle. Upon arrival, Officer Cooper provided Micah with Daren the Lion, a comfort item (D.A.R.E Mascot) that helped him feel calmer and more at ease. Officer Cooper is also a grandmother with an autistic grandson

Officer Cooper also provided the department’s First Responder Communication booklet which allowed Micah to communicate more effectively with officers. Using patience, understanding, and communication tools tailored to his needs, Officer Cooper was able to build trust and establish a positive connection with him.

To further help Micah feel comfortable, Officer Cooper playfully deputized him as an honorary police officer. Micah then willingly chose to get into Officer Cooper’s vehicle. With his aunt by his side, Officer Cooper safely transported him home, ensuring a positive and successful outcome.

This incident demonstrates the importance of compassion, patience, and specialized resources when assisting individuals with communication challenges. Through teamwork and a community centered approach, Officers Cooper and Gibson helped turn a difficult situation into a safe and positive experience for Micah and his family. 🧩💙

BTW Micah pinned his own badge 😊

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06/05/2026

06/05/2026

Happy Pride Month, Baltimore! 🌈

This month BPD is celebrating pride, honoring diversity and serving with respect.

06/05/2026

Support the next generation of leaders! ⚾️

Join us for the Jr. Cadets Fundraiser at Camden Yards.

$5 from every ticket sold benefits our after-school mentorship program, which helps young people build leadership skills, explore career opportunities, give back through community service, and more.

Purchase your tickets by visiting the website or scanning the QR code. We hope to see you there!

06/05/2026

June is PTSD Awareness Month.

The Baltimore Police Department recognizes the impact that post-traumatic stress can have on individuals, families, first responders, and communities. This month, we encourage open conversations, support for those affected, and increased awareness of available resources.

Seeking help is a sign of strength. Together, we can reduce stigma, promote healing, and support mental wellness for all.

06/01/2026

This month and every month, we celebrate the culture and the contributions of our Immigrant communities that have helped to shape our great city.

Happy , Baltimore!

06/01/2026

Dirt Bike Enforcement leads to multiple seizures

Baltimore, MD (June 1, 2026) – Members of the Baltimore Police Department continued their efforts to address the illegal operation of dirt bikes and all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) throughout Baltimore City.

On Sunday, May 31, 2026, Detectives conducted an enforcement operation in and around Herring Run Park after receiving community tips regarding a gathering of illegal dirt bike and ATV operators. During the operation, detectives seized nine dirt bikes and ATVs as operators attempted to flee the area. Combined with other enforcement actions, BPD seized a total of 11 illegal dirt bikes and ATVs over the weekend.

Anyone with information regarding the illegal operation or storage of dirt bikes and ATVs within Baltimore City is encouraged to contact the Dirt Bike Tip Line at 443-902-4474 or [email protected].

Read more about this weekend's enforcement here: https://www.baltimorepolice.org/news/dirt-bike-enforcement-leads-multiple-seizures

05/31/2026