corrupt police department. look no further than their refusal to give Daniel miller any…read moreconsequences despite having 17 complaints against him throughout his tenure and his most recent incident. what a joke.

Just checking in to say that my five-star rating for the RPD continues!…read more A few nights ago, a really loud car alarm kept going off outside my house, starting a little before 2 AM. After the fifth time it went off, I got out of bed to call the police, but I was pleasantly surprised (and comforted) to see two squad cars already out there with flashlights. An hour later, the car alarm went off again. And again. And again. I think it went off a total of about thirty times before I finally called the non-emergency police station phone line at around 4 AM. I could not believe how quickly a squad car arrived at the scene. It only took two minutes TOPS for the car to arrive! Of course, the car alarm had stopped at that point, so I hope I didn't look like a crazy person. Despite the lack of car alarm, the policeman (or woman) remained outside waiting for a good fifteen minutes or so. Even though this is such a small seemingly non-significant interaction with the police, it is truly comforting to know that the Riverside Police are here for us, no matter the hour, and no matter the call. Even though I only called in a persistent car alarm, the police still deemed it valuable enough to stick around for a while.

Very professional and friendly. If they respond to a call, they calmly listen to the people and…read morethen they try to figure out a solution that could alleviate the situation and help to resolve the problem

I called because of loud music and nothing happened. And when I called a second time o was told…read morethat they send an officer and maybe they turned the music back on. That's the biggest lie because I was outside. When the police lies to you what can I say, you lose respect.

We had an Officer Djahouri come up to us and ask my husband and I about my service dog. He also…read moreowned a Doberman it was just very nice to talk to him and learn about what the police ask of us that allows they to help others. He asked for help in helping other officers treat those they serve better and i am looking forward to this. I met several of their officers after volunteering some services that I can provide to them about servicing animals and mental health. They were all nice and helpful. It was a real pleasure to talk all of them.

A member of my family has a seriously mentally ill person harassing / stalking them. They have…read morecalled the Chicago Police -- from this district -- a few times now. The officers have been restrained and thoughtful dealing with the individual, extremely skilled at de-escalating the situations, and have gotten them once into involuntary psychiatric treatment. They have been extremely prompt and responsive when called. Very, very impressed by all the great work. I realize people have bad experiences with CPD but we also need to acknowledge when they provide outstanding services -- and a very difficult job to do.

Sometimes the department responds quickly and then there are times that it takes a little toooooooo…read morelong. They responded quickly to a suspicious vehicle with tinted windows that had been parked for a while, but............. when someone was attempting to break into our home, lots of questions as I am watching the car with the 2 men in it drive away. As I am describing the vehicle hoping the police will stop them before they exit the subdivision, I am being asked to describe the individuals, DID they get into the house,etc. As I am stating that they are now exiting the subdivision, the dispatcher says they will send someone out. Why bother? They are long gone. Did the police stop at my home to see about any damage? NO Was there any follow up to the incident? NO AND, they came back and attempted to get into another house in our subdivision, but had a bogus story when the homeowner answered the door. The home owner recognized the vehicle because I had sent out an e-mail to warn everyone. Congratulations to the Naperville Police Department, they caught the guys.

I would have to say that the Woodridge police Dept. is the worst!!! My house was broken in and I…read morewas robbed last month. 1) First off I dialed 911 on my cell phone was routed to Wheaton (both start with a W ) then took a few minutes to get contacted to WPD. Maybe not there problem! 2) Cop finally shows up ask him to search home no can't do it with out partner, wait some more (criminal now long gone) Second cop shows up all tattooed up if he didn't get out of a cop car I would have guessed he was the crook coming back for more. And by the way the second cop could have care less!!!! 3) finally the CSI cop women shows up (she has more tattoo then the second guy) said she was going to take prints. I am pretty sure never happened. Never took my prints or any member of my family to eliminate 4) they were never really sure were they got in and were all leaving. When I was walking around my house to lock up I look at my back door and they ripped it out of the frame. Had to chase the cop back down to come look at it. They hardly cared. God forbid you park your car on the street at night though. There will be a ticket waiting for you. They don't serve and protect they are just revenue generators! Oh by the way it's been more then 10 days never even got a follow up call. Nice job Woodridge Police.

Ali and Nihal 6107 & 17354 are so amazing. I blew a tire in the city and they came over to help me…read moreout. they were kind and helpful and made me wayyy less stressed. all the while still trying to do their actual jobs. they deserve so much goodness in the world

Chicago has a lot of work to do when it comes to policing and community trust. What level of…read moreprofessionalism is it when an officer appears ready to grab or physically confront a teenage kid simply because he's a Black kid walking down the street? I've seen multiple videos that raise serious concerns about how some Chicago police officers interact with Black youth and adults. If someone isn't committing a crime or posing a threat, why approach them in a way that feels confrontational or provocative? Police officers are supposed to protect and serve everyone, regardless of race. There are people in the community who genuinely need police assistance, and officers should be focused on keeping people safe--not making innocent people feel targeted because of the color of their skin. Black people deserve the same respect, professionalism, and protection as everyone else. Accountability and equal treatment should never be too much to ask. A lot of these cops forget his taxpayers money that actually pays them so what are you thinking?

There are irregularities in this district . When called they take long to assist the caller.read more

Very professional and friendly. The officers care about people in the district and respond quickly.read more

I want to sincerely thank the police officers who responded to my emergency. They arrived at…read moreexactly the right time and acted quickly, professionally, and without hesitation. Because of their courage and fast response, they were able to arrest the man who broke into my home and attempted to rob me. The officers showed incredible bravery, stayed calm under pressure, and made me feel safe during one of the most frightening moments of my life. I truly believe their actions prevented something much worse from happening. I am deeply grateful for their dedication, professionalism, and the risks they take every day to protect our community. Thank you for your outstanding service--you are true heroes.

Just lazy ! I came in today after someone broke into my vehicle and tried to file a police report …read more It was THREE officers I was told they were busy !! I was told he would help in a min .. instead of helping me he explained to HIS partner "She can just do it online " as I'm looking as listening to him explain it he says "she just looking at me" very unprofessional and lack of consider . 0/10

Detective Tyreke Powell is helpful and informative and knows how to talk to victims, which is rare…read morein the CPD. He seems to have become a LEO to actually help people and not just for a paycheck or perceived authority like so many others. A rare find, a hidden gem.

Sat on bench for more than an hour without being acknowledged and my name was on the clip board…read more.... Officers just standing around laughing and joking and no one doing any work

On June 15th. I called 911 to report a personal injury and an officer came to my house and made a…read morepolice report and an ambulance was called on my behalf. I am very grateful to the officer who assisted me. I was not able to do anything independantly since it was a head injury and I was experiencing a concussion.

The State of Illinois does regard cursing at someone reportable if the victim feels threatened or…read moreunsafe. it is unlikely that asking a question to be met with the extreme of cursing is the way a doorman should respond. The job of a Doorman is safety for the residents. Unfortunately the 311 non emergency dispatcher explained he is a Policeman and I do not believe his total explanation nor refusal to consult the specific definitions. If this is a non emergency number I do not think the dispatcher should evaluate probable cause and criminality. My question after 45 minutes on hold was can a police report be made without a last name...he responded "yes." The next step was not necessary as I am the one threatened and he of course, turned it around on the victim. The exchange was 11:51 am, Saturday, December 13th, 2025. Does it take a murder ... ? My escalating incidents from a Doorman took place at 400 N. LaSalle Dr. Since no one seems to listen or consider random escalations of harassment lead to larger escalations of threats and safety concerns to the victim; the name of the Doorman is Dan should anything happen to me or my Service Animal please begin with him.