Tag: FWPD Chief Scott Caudill
FWPD’s Victim Assistance unveils rebranding to reflect evolving mission
The Fort Wayne Police Department’s Victim Assistance program has unveiled a new brand identity, reflecting both the evolution of the city’s demographics and the changing needs of the victims it serves.
AFW photos and video: Public safety update
Photos and video from today's public safety update from the City of Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Mayor Tucker, FWPD, FWFD, and TRAA provide public safety updates
Today, Fort Wayne Mayor Sharon Tucker provided a public safety update on the Fort Wayne Fire and Police Departments and the Three Rivers Ambulance Authority.
FWPD and FWFD Receive $15,000 Grant from Norfolk Southern Railway
The Fort Wayne Police Department and Fort Wayne Fire Department were jointly awarded $15,000 in grant funding by Norfolk Southern Corporation for the City's Safety Village.
Zar Ni Myint sentenced for June shooting of FWPD Officer Minardo
Today, Zar Ni Myint was sentenced to 30 years in prison and ordered to pay $28,971.08 to the City of Fort Wayne General Fund and $1,200 to a person with an unclear connection to the case.
New FWPD partnership with Trine University Cold Case Unit
The Fort Wayne Police Department is excited to announce a new partnership with the Trine University Cold Case Unit, which was launched this semester.
FWPD: Tyana Smith Arrest
The FWPD is aware of a video circulating social media, regarding the arrest of Tyana Smith early Monday morning at roughly 3:35 am in the area of Abbott/Manford and FWPD Chief Caudill has initiated a formal internal investigation to ensure all rules, regulations, and policies were followed.
Fort Wayne Urban League on the weekend’s FWPD Officer Involved Shooting
Statement from the Fort Wayne Urban League on the weekend's FWPD Officer Involved Shooting.
Statement from Mayor Tucker on FWPD officer involved shooting – 6/22/2024
Statement from Fort Wayne Mayor Tucker on Saturday night's FWPD officer involved shooting.
Mayor Henry, FWPD and FWFD recap 2023 and present public safety plans for 2024
Today, Mayor Tom Henry, Police Chief Scott Caudill and Fire Chief Eric Lahey provided a public safety recap of 2023 and highlighted plans for 2024, with a commitment to keep the City of Fort Wayne as safe as possible.