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Feb 1, 2017
CRESTVIEW — An Auburn community resident faces multiple charges after Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office deputies responding to a 9-1-1 call allegedly found marijuana growing in a child’s bedroom and i…

Jan 31, 2017
CRESTVIEW — Residents may enjoy caffeine and conversation with Chief Tony Taylor and officers of the Crestview Police Department. The next Coffee with a Cop is 9:30-11:30 a.m. at Casbah Coffee Comp…

Jan 31, 2017
SHALIMAR — The Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office has selected its 2016 Investigator of the Year. OCSO Investigator Michael Evans has served with distinction since 2008 and has excelled since his pr…

Jan 30, 2017
CRESTVIEW — The Crestview Police Department and Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office provided these arrest reports. Defendants are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. • Christopher Lynn Q…

Jan 30, 2017
SHALIMAR, Florida —Since joining the Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office in April 2014, Deputy Jose Pereira has epitomized a strong, proactive work ethic and a desire to constantly enhance his knowledge…

Jan 27, 2017
CRESTVIEW — Four new dispatchers joined the Crestview Police Department Thursday morning upon being sworn into office by Mayor David Cadle. After completing 40 hours of classroom instruction and 20…

Jan 27, 2017
CRESTVIEW — Four new dispatchers joined the Crestview Police Department Thursday morning upon being sworn into office by Mayor David Cadle. After completing 40 hours of classroom instruction and 2…

Jan 27, 2017
CRESTVIEW — The Crestview Police Department is warning residents about the "can you hear me?" scam, following reports from the Better Business Bureau and major news networks. "Answering in the affi…

Jan 27, 2017
CRESTVIEW — Running, jumping walls and hurdles, crawling under piping and dragging a 150-pound dummy are all part of the Crestview Police Department’s obstacle course for applicants. Participants mus…

Jan 25, 2017
The question Police agencies are experiencing declines in recruit numbers across the country. Some cities are seeing a 90 percent drop in applicants according to an ABC News study published in July…
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