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Paris Police Department – Paris, Kentucky

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Please note that the City of Paris, Kentucky Police Department is not affiliated with,

nor does it endorse any private security service.

 

The officers of the Paris Police Department welcome you to Paris Police Department's home on the web. You will find helpful information on the Department as well as useful facts to keep us all safe where we work and live. We hope you come back often. Your input of what you would like to see here as well as what you think of our site is greatly appreciated.

Our Mission

As Employees of the City of Paris Kentucky Police Department, our mission is to serve, educate and protect the public through community collaboration, problem recognition, problem resolution and police action. In carrying out our mission, we must work with our community as a team to ensure that the citizens of Paris are provided the best protection and service we can give them and to establish the Paris Police Department as the finest in the Commonwealth of Kentucky and the United States of America.

 

Is my child involved in a gang?

A combination of these warning signs may indicate possible gang involvement.

·                     Live in high-risk neighborhood (unemployment, high homeless rate, strong ethnic community, few recreational facilities)

·                     Sudden change in friends

·                     Change of appearance (wearing gang clothing, unusual haircuts, tattoos, unusual eyebrow markings)

·                     Showing no interest in school (decline in grades, not active in other school related acitivities)

·                     Skipping school

·                     Disrespect toward authority, family, and school (resentful of authority, bad attitude)

·                     Frequent negative confrontations with the law

·                     Withdrawal from family activities

·                     Desire for excessive privacy

·                     Staying out later than usual (or staying out all night)

·                     Evidence of increased substance abuse

·                     Having unusually large amounts of money

·                     Identifying with martial arts

·                     Using unknown vocabulary, gang slang, speaking in fractured sentences, excessive swearing

·                     Using hand signals

·                     Using a new nickname

·                     Drawing graffiti symbols and names on books, folders, on bedroom walls

·                     Unusual pen marks, bruises, or burns on arms, hands, and body

·                     Asking for or stealing money

·                     Extravagant spending

 

 

Crime Scene Unit

The Paris Police Department’s C.S.U. was introduced in 2007. This crime scene vehicle is fully equipped to handle the task of collecting evidence in nearly every type of crime scene, traffic accident or fire and arson investigation. The Detectives of the Paris Police Department are fully trained in evidence collecting and chain of custody. On fire investigations they are assisted by an eight member investigation team from the Paris Fire Department. The Crime Scene Investigation Team is headed by Detective Lieutenant Jeffrey L. Lizer.

 

 

 

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Paris Police Department
525 High Street
Paris, Kentucky 40361

Tel: 859-987-2100
Fax: 859-987-2129

 

also visit our site at Paris.Ky.Gov

 

Last Update: 8/7/2011 8:30:02 PM

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