Yesterday, we had a very special guest take over as Commissioner for the Day! 👮🏾♀️✨
Miss Mack spent the day touring headquarters, meeting officers and learning about various units within the department.
It’s moments like these that remind us why we do what we do. #futureleader #bpd
Officer McBride knows what it’s all about 💙
From the classroom to recess, she spent part of the day walking in her students’ shoes—because building trust starts with showing up, connecting, and being part of the community we serve.
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Anyone with information to identify the females seen in these videos and pictures please contact Baltimore Police Homicide Unit or Metro Crime Stoppers.
Baltimore Police need your help. On April 5, 2026, at approximately 2:37 AM, Mr. Brandon Long was shot and killed in the 200 block of Key Highway. The Baltimore Police Department's Homicide Unit is actively investigating this case and seeking the community's assistance.
BPD’s Victim Services Unit was recently honored to host three students from Morgan State University.
During their visit, the students had the opportunity to meet with Commissioner Worley to share their passion for victimology and learn more about the vital work being done in the community.
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Happy 410 Day, Baltimore! 🦀🏙️⛵️🍦#410day #bpd #baltimorepride
Missing Person - Baltimore Police need your help locating 27-year-old Branson Oduor. Oduor was last seen at approximately 1 a.m. on April 3rd, in the1600 block of Thames Street. He is approximately 5’9” tall, weighs 150 lbs., and was last seen wearing a tan color shirt.
Homicide detectives are seeking information about the murder of Jesiah Myles, who was killed on March 25th in the 1200 block of Rossiter Avenue. Anyone with information is asked to contact Metro Crime Stoppers.
Does he protect your heart AND the city? Didn’t think so. #DaddysHomeTrend #bpd
Earlier this week, BPD teamed up with the Cal Ripken Sr. Foundation for Badges for Baseball☀️⚾️
The students participated in drills, played some quick ball, and got a behind-the-scenes look at some of BPD’s specialized units that help keep our city safe.
#BadgesForBaseball #BPD #BPDinthecommunity
Now in its first week of the six-month training process, this new class is made up of recruits from all walks of life, each bringing unique experiences and a shared commitment to public service.
Yesterday, Commissioner Richard Worley, along with members of the command staff, welcomed Academy Class 26-02.
His message was clear: learn as much as possible during your time in the academy and serve the people of Baltimore with the pride and integrity they deserve.
Last week, they graduated. Today, they stand ready to serve the City of Baltimore 🫡🚔
Take a glimpse into 25-04’s transformation from recruit to officer 🎥
#bpd #journeytobpd #policeacademy
Over six months ago, they walked in as recruits—uncertain of what was ahead.
From pepper spray exposure to EVOC, scenario training, and long hours in the classroom, they pushed through every challenge.
BPD arrested a 15-year-old linked to 2 attempted armed carjackings on March 28.
Victims escaped safely in incidents near Daytona Ave & Towanda/Ridgewood. Officers located 3 suspects—1 arrested after fleeing, armed with a BB gun.
Anyone with information regarding this investigation is urged to contact Homicide Detectives at 410-396-2100. Individuals wishing to remain anonymous may contact Metro Crime Stoppers. Tipsters may be eligible for a reward
Following the shooting, three unidentified male suspects were observed fleeing northbound into the 1500 block of North Bond Street.
At this time, detectives have not determined a motive and are actively working to identify the individuals responsible.
Baltimore Police Homicide Detectives are requesting the public’s assistance in identifying three suspects involved in a fatal shooting.
On March 29, at approximately 9:50 p.m., 22-year-old Shawn Hicks, Jr. was fatally shot in the 1400 block of North Bond Street.
Earlier today, BPD’s Police Academy partnered with the Department of General Services to provide CPR training at the War Memorial Building. Participants received classroom instruction & hands-on practice, equipping them with the lifesaving skills needed to respond in an emergency.
We are proud to highlight Ms.Patricia this Women’s History Month. Thank you for your commitment to department and for being a role model to women coming behind you. #WomensHistoryMonth #BPD #WomenofBPD
In 1980, Ms.Patricia started her journey at BPD and 46 years later, she’s diligently working in Central Records. Her advice to younger women is simple – push yourself, keep moving and go after what you really want to do.
This Women’s History Month, we recognize Ms.Viliene for 47 years of commitment and service to Baltimore.
#WomensHistoryMonth #BPD #WomenofBPD
Ms.Viliene has played a vital role behind the scenes at BPD — working as a finger examiner for 47 years.
Throughout her time her, she says that it has been an honor to be a part of the BPD family and a privilege to contribute to the pursuit of justice.
Hopping on the 90s trend 📟💿👾
Back in ’99, Major DellaRocco had just graduated from the academy and was ready to start his journey with BPD 😎
Fast forward to today… still serving, still committed, just upgraded from a pager to a smartphone.
#90sTrend #Throwback
Thank you, Baltimore, for celebrating with us and continuing to strengthen the bond between officers and the community
#BPDinthecommunity #StPatricksDay
On Sunday, BPD was proud to join the community in celebrating St.Patrick’s Day ☘️
Events like these are a reminder that policing is about more than responding to calls — it’s about building relationships.
This Women’s History Month, we are proud to highlight her for her dedication and helping the department move forward. Thank you, Ms.Myrna for your service.
#Women’sHistoryMonth #BPD
For 46 years, Ms.Myrna has been a steady presence at BPD. Starting her career as a clerk and eventually landing in the Police Commissioner’s Office — she has witnessed many changes and the progress made in the department.
Your service and leadership inspire the next generation of women in law enforcement.
#womenshistorymonth #bpd #womeninlawenforcement
During Women’s History Month, we are proud to highlight some of the incredible women who serve our city every day.
Today we recognize Homicide Sergeant Kristel Vallair for her leadership and commitment to seeking justice for victims and their families.
