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SDPD sergeant who was wounded in shootout is back on the job
Sgt. Anthony Elliott, who was shot in the head and unable to walk after the incident, is back on the job with SDPD following months of grueling recovery from his near-death encounter at a 4S Ranch strip mall, reports NBC 7’s Shelby Bremer.
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These senior volunteers help police check on your home, loved ones during the holidays
Meet the San Diego Police Department’s Retired Senior Volunteer Patrol (RSVP) team, who spend their shifts checking off tasks that sworn officers may not get around to.
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Police union slams the city for the SDPD gun range pollution settlement
NBC 7’s Alexis Rivas reports the president of the San Diego police union says the large payout doesn’t solve the problem.
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San Diego police union ‘extremely disappointed' by gun range lead exposure settlement
The City of San Diego signed an agreement with the Air Pollution Control District for $700,000 after officers got sick.
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2 dozen motorcyclists pulled over in large-scale stop that shut down I-15
Dozens of motorcyclists were stopped late Thursday in a large-scale police operation on northbound Interstate 15 in Serra Mesa.
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2 dozen motorcyclists pulled over in large-scale stop that shut down I-15
Dozens of motorcyclists were stopped late Thursday in a large-scale police operation on northbound Interstate 15 in Serra Mesa.
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More San Diego police officers will be focused on helping the homeless community
The San Diego Police Department is renewing their commitment to not only strategically assisting people who are experiencing homelessness but also ensuring streets are clean and safe for residents.
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Police didn't know about Little Italy gunman's personal firearm and name change
The gunman in last week’s deadly downtown ambush of a married couple and police shootout was not legally supposed to have a gun. But when San Diego police took away his duty weapon during an arrest, they say they had no idea he had a personal firearm registered under a different name.
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Police didn't know about downtown gunman's personal firearm
A married couple was murdered minutes before a restraining order hearing against their killer. NBC 7 Investigates’ Alexis Rivas shares new details.
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Suspect, victims in deadly downtown shooting were expected in court over restraining order
The man suspected of shooting a man and woman to death two blocks away from the San Diego County Courthouse had been scheduled to appear inside one of its courtrooms about thirty minutes after the killings.
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Suspect, victims in deadly downtown shooting were expected in court over restraining order
The man suspected of shooting a husband and wife to death two blocks away from the San Diego County Courthouse had been ordered to appear inside one of its courtrooms about thirty minutes before the killings.
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Driver sought in College Area hit-and-run that seriously hurt 2 women
Authorities reached out to the public for help identifying a motorist responsible for a hit-and-run that seriously injured two young women in the College area.
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Man sues San Diego Police, claiming excessive use of force
NBC 7’s Jackie Crea hears from the attorney about the incident.
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Man sues San Diego Police Department, claiming excessive use of force
A man shot by bean bags and mauled by a police dog before being arrested is suing the San Diego Police Department, claiming excessive use of force. The man’s attorney and a southeast San Diego neighborhood want answers.
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San Diego police increasing patrols for Halloween
While San Diego police say they’re increasing staffing in popular places like the Gaslamp, community advocates say Halloween celebrations are not a time to let your guard down. NBC 7’s Shelby Bremer explains.
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San Diego police increase efforts to stop human trafficking, prostitution
One man is under arrest by San Diego police and accused of prostituting a teenager in Barrio Logan. The operation is part of a larger effort to combat human trafficking. NBC 7’s Dave Summers reports.
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San Diego mayor, police chief tout controversial smart streetlights as crime fighting tool
While some community members are worried about mass surveillance, San Diego Police Chief Scott Wahl says the technology has allowed his investigators to be more precise than ever before. NBC 7’s Audra Stafford reports.
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San Diego police investigating string of Ocean Beach businesses burglaries
Police are investigating a string of burglaries targeting multiple Ocean Beach businesses within the last month.
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Ocean Beach businesses targeted by burglars
Police are investigating a string of burglaries at businesses in Ocean Beach. NBC7’s Jeanette Quezada has more on the story.
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SWAT standoff ends in Sherman Heights; suspect in custody
A SWAT standoff is underway in the Sherman Heights area near an elementary school.