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Central Patrol Crime Watch
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BREAKING NEWS
Off-Duty Officer Catches, Arrests Burglary Motor Vehicle Suspect
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Central Patrol Officer to Perform in Concert Benefiting the Autism Society of America |
Uptown BMV Suspect Captured. Central Investigative, Central Deployment, and Southeast Patrol Officers Work Together to Capture BMV Suspects
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Arrest of Burglary/Motor Vehicle Suspect, Thanks to the Observations, and the Help, of a Citizen
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Reminder: Multi-Tennant Crime Watch Meeting Location Change for the Summer Months
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Officer of the Month Noe Camacho
Officer of the Month
"Noe is always smiling". "Noe has the greatest attitude". "Noe is the hardest worker I've ever seen!". Just a few of the comments received when Officer Noe Camacho's coworkers were asked their thoughts about an officer who dedicates himself to fighting crime and serving the people of Dallas. Officer Camacho is a member of the Central Division's Neighborhood Policing Unit, dedicated to assisting beat officers and citizens in the fight against crime. Officer Camacho works with beat officers on the streets to combat crime, and attends crime watch meetings to work with citizens. Officer Camacho joined the department is 2002, spending the majority of his career with the Central Patrol Division. Officer Camacho is a self-motivated officer, dedicated to fighting crime, and has numerous commendations documenting his excellence. Officer Camacho always seems to be at the right place at the right time. That is no coincidence - it is a result of knowing the streets, and knowing how criminals think and work. Even early in his career, Officer Camacho displayed his street smarts by, on April 29th, 2003, apprehending a suspect immediately after the suspect committed a drive-by shooting. A little less than a year later, on April 23rd, 2004, Officer Camacho was involved in a extended foot chase, apprehending four suspects who had committed an Aggravated Robbery. Later that year, Officer Camacho responded to a Burglary in Progress and located the suspects a few blocks from the offense location. Officer Camacho's investigative skills are demonstrated by his, in April of 2005, tracking down a reluctant eyewitness to a murder. That witness' cooperation resulted in the identification of the shooter and in locating the murder weapon. In the nomination letter for Officer Camacho there are no fewer than nineteen (19) specific incidents (in seven years) in which Officer Camacho demonstrated exceptional performance above and beyond the call of duty, resulting in arrests and closure of offenses. The Dallas Police Department, and the Central Patrol Division, are fortunate to have a team member as talented and dedicated as Officer Noe Camacho, this month's Officer of the Month. |
Officer Noe Camacho