Paris Police
Department
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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
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
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Please be advised that
individual(s) are claiming to be Paris Police Chief
throughout the United States via
email and in chat rooms. This individual(s) claims many different fraudulent
statements and have attempted to
illegally obtain money from unsuspecting people. You are encouraged to
immediately contact your local law
enforcement agency to report these incidents. Save all emails and forward
them to the investigating officer.
Chief
The City of
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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
Officer Brandon Doughman and Vadar
The
Paris Police Department welcomes its newest member to the force in the K-9
Division. Vadar is a replacement for Hercules who
retired recently after serving with his handler Chris Livingood, whom he now
resides.
Officer Brandon Doughman and Vadar are graduates of the
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.
Special Response Team
In 2007 the Paris
Police Department developed an elite group known as the Special Response Team
to handle situations which include; serving high risk warrants, hostage
situations, school shootings and other high risk cases. The Special Response
Team is headed by Narcotics Detective Robert Puckett.
Crown Victoria Police Interceptor
1936 Paris Police Department
To contact Chief Tim Gray, click here.
Paris Police Department
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Tel: 859-987-2100
Fax: 859-987-2129
also
visit our site at Paris.Ky.Gov
Last Update: 5/8/2009 11:47:16 AM