I've unfortunately had several occasions in the 14 years I'm living in St. Pete to call upon the…read morepolice department. They've always been fantastic! Caring, considerate, responsive, and professional. I'm extremely grateful.

I had to call the St. Petersburg PD re a welfare check. The policeman and his partner were so…read morecaring and nice. Officer Fres was super kind. As it turned out, everything was OK . They were so prompt and understanding. I appreciate them so much. Thank you

Officer Kemnedy took a report on our new missing Shetland Sheepdog. He was very helpful, and he…read moresoon returned to our house with a picture of a dog someone had seen wandering along Ulmerton Road. It was our dog, "JB", who had been taken to a nearby vet. We were able to up JB at Pinellas Animal Services. to Officer Kennedy!!

I was pulled over by a Pinellas county police officer for allegedly a traffic violation. The police…read moreofficer clearly abused his power and made up accusations with no valid basis. I wish Pinellas county police would go after real criminals that we have plenty of here, rather than go after law abiding citizens in their attempt to secure revenue for the county by writing as many traffic tickets as they can! I was always a police supporter, however this situation when I saw a police officer lie to my face and make up what never happened really has me question a few things!

If I could give zero stars, I would. Apparently, if you have a case that was created in the evening…read moreand the officer works, let's say from 10pm-6am, he can only update you between those hours. For someone who is in bed at that time, and had a simple,general question, the non emergency line was of no help. Crappy service from Jamie and Supervisor Max. Can't wait to get a phone call in the middle of my sleep, non coherent, about a very critical issue that happened. Horrible, this department is horrible.

multiple encounters have brought me to honest facts : called ask for supervisor that officer…read moreoverstepped his power and tried to get aggressive the supervisor called me. said he reviewed body cameras and felt they did nothing wrong ! Hung up. Professional ? No. Public record requests by law are to be given of reports videos body cams. Every request "denied by largo pd". largo of policy. Multiple units and officers is SOP for calls yet they routinely. Throw people to ground during arrest. Knee in neck and back u telling me 3-6 officers can't hold person and handcuff. I'd get it if single cop but in real world 5 on 1. Wouldn't that be considered chicken shit ? Fabricated. Not following. Both sides. Or evidence ignoring. Lies and not following reality. But writing reports Like raised ratchet in self defense against 3 people stealing a car yet that 1 arrested and that report edited to say. "Intended to kill!" Never hit anyone with it. Just fended off 3 people and for record. No Ones ever been killed by a mechanics 3/8 drive ratchet Lying to sheriffs office of jurisdiction so they can go where not there area .they say protecting community so while in back of police car falsely arrested 2.5 hours. Handcuffed so tight that wrists bled as 6 patrol cars , not patrolling. But giggling. Laughing costing city hourly. Cars idling wasting gas 2.5 hours. 7 patrol cars and officers for one arrest Shouldn't they have been upholding largo motto of protecting community. Burglars drug dealers child molesters. Yet just sitting there And city hall maybe they offend you as you pay them. They could have been. Out writing tickets bringing revenue funds in ?hmmm yeah I could go on and on but I have nerve damage. From excessive force so gonna. Cut it short so. My week visiting with dept of justice . Fdle , fla state atty as well as few victims. Sharing stories of abuse Try. Police scorecard.Com. "largo worst score in fl , and is it odd. That largo is only police that doesn't have public review oversight committee? Hmmmm

What can any one say bad about their local Sheriff's Department, if they are smart. Just kidding!…read more I have had the pleasure of being on the right side of the law in many dealings with this County office. I have found all deputies and detectives I have worked with and met very respectful, congenial and human. Yup, I said human. Some people seem to think that anyone in uniform can't be human & fun, boy do they have that wrong. I truly respect these ladies & gentlemen for putting their buttes on the line everyday for our safety & comfort. I think this is an under appreciated and misunderstood department that many people have misconceptions about. I realize this is only my opinion, but I must go back to the book/cover. A uniform does not define a person, there is good & bad in all professions and this is no exception, but I believe the good far out numbers the bad. Next time you see a deputy, why not try saying hello and thanking them for their service or having a light conversation? I think you will be pleasantly suprised to see the human side and not just the uniform. What's a girl to do? I have always been a sucker for uniforms & justice.

Lady at the speaker was extremely rude i needed assistance towards an issue i was having and was…read moreasked no questions and she made zero attempt to learn more. I made no rude comments and some reason she decided to tell me to "figure it out".

If you want the short version, go directly to the last two paragraphs…read more This review is for WEST Pasco County Sheriff's Deputies in Hudson/Port Richey and non-incorporated areas of New Port Richey. Keep in mind, "Florida Man" is a meme for a reason and the Sheriff's Department has to deal with them. Pasco County Sheriff's Deputies in our side of the county are relatively congenial. They seem to use tools to work smarter. They are very responsive in letting the community know what's going on in the county via Twitter. They are BIG proponents of Ring/other video systems and make it easy for residents to report break-ins, mischief, etc. They have a detective who reviews reported events from the Ring system so they know who's out and about and can easily disseminate the information. The Port Richey/Hudson area is not some place you want to case the neighborhood. By the time you get around to finding a place to commit a crime, they already know your body, your face, have you on video and the Ring community probably already has a thread going on you. Why did I give the Sheriff's Department 4 stars instead of 5? Sheriff Nocco said some pretty inappropriate things about Occupy protesters during that period of time (2011-2012) that inferred his deputies would abuse their privilege under *his* direction (the video of his press conference was aired on TV). Our peaceful protests (signs and verbal) only crossed their purview once and they were NOT happy, but they did not become physically abusive over it. It was peaceful after all. I am sorry I can't give you any information on how the Sheriff's Department in this area interacts with African Americans. I've never, EVER crossed the path of any African American person that was threatening in stance, so if you feel threatened you need to get your white privilege/racism in check. The area has become more evenly split between Democratic and Republican voters and COVID statistics show a much higher percentage of white people suffering from the virus so take what you will from that. I offer this next bit of information in hopes that it offers perspective on this area in regards to what the Sheriff's Department has to deal with. Both Hudson (NY connection) and Moon Lake (descendants of one family) have a cluster of white supremacists. You will, from time to time (although less frequently over the last year) see them driving down US 19 with confederate flags as big as their raised up trucks flying from them. The ones from Moon Lake are more "Florida Man." Keep your distance from the Hudson group (no idea where they hang, but the Sheriff's office is aware of them from what I was told so they have to deal with that). We have several clusters of homeless groups. They pretty much stay to themselves, but the Sheriff's Department keeps an eye on them as well. This place is full of retirement communities which means a lot of old people who spend their days/nights looking out the window. Like I said earlier, this area isn't a good place to commit a crime if you're trying to get away with it. The Ring community is vast and wide and very adept at quickly spreading information about where you've been and where you're going. Drive VERY carefully if you're going down SR 52 in the dead of night. Drunk people wander across it from time to time, usually in dark clothes so be awake and alert if you're out driving then. Jasmine Road is another place where people for some unknown reason walk along the road in dark clothes (more than once I've come across someone pushing a stroller) so keep your eyes peeled as there are no sidewalks for anyone to walk on safely. Bottom line, the Sheriff's Department Deputies in West Pasco County generally try to be professional and congenial. They are well trained and equipped to deal with escalation though. Treat them as you'd like to be treated so you don't have to find out what those escalation tactics are. The State police are a completely different kettle of fish so make sure you've got a camera running at all times tucked away in a corner of the car, ESPECIALLY if you're traveling down I-95 and look like you're vacationing. Google for more info.

Deputy Jones was super helpful when dealing with a domestic issue between my mom and stepdad. He…read morereally helped talk us through what are options were and made the whole process a lot easier to deal with. He checked on us after he left to make sure that we were okay and I really appreciated it. It meant a lot to know that they actually care about our safety and how we feel. Thank Officer Jones! You're the best!and thanks to PCSO

If you need to get fingerprints done for a license or job application, this is a good place to have…read morethem done. It's $20 for the first fingerprint card, $10 for each extra card. I was in and out of the place in less than 15 minutes (which matched about how much time it took for me to find a parking spot!). Staff was polite.

The City of Tampa's Police Department is one of the finest law enforcement organizations that I've…read moreever had the pleasure of working with. In full disclosure, I do not work for the Tampa Police Department, but our paths cross regularly through my specialized training and work with the City of Tampa's Office of Emergency Management. I had to run down to TPD headquarters this past week to drop off some paperwork and update my records. Since I was not a guest of the City I am unable to pass judgment on the comfort of the mattresses in lockup, or the quality of the meals that they serve their overnight guests. We'll have to wait for someone else to write a review about the City's drunk tank. Sorry Kelleigh! Police Chief Castor and her team are incredibly respectful to both the residents and the guests of the City of Tampa, and as evidenced last year during the Republican National Convention those basic acts of kindness go a long ways towards protecting the reputation of the City. It's always sad to walk up to the front door and view the memorial to the fallen officers, but I always walk out the door feeling good about the people who protect and serve the place that I live.

I can't express enough thanks to this police station and sheriff's office for being patient ,…read moreunderstanding and tolerant when I called to inquire about my Son. Thank you all so much for everything that you helped with.

I hate doing a report on a police station, but I needed a police report…read more I am new to the Paco county area & fortunately I haven't had any problems with the the law, but someone caused me a whole bunch of a mess. Unlike Tpa, when you walk in there are officers there at the building working, not so in NPR. They literally have to call a patrolman in from working the streets to deal with you. Personally it made me feel like I might be depriving someone of needed assistance, but I was also in need. Everone was personable & friendly to deal with. I filled out my necessary reports & returned them & will wait to see what happens. New Port Richey is a small town, so I really can't compare it to Tampa. Overall, I guess the process is the same, so the location doesn't matter, just the outcome. What's a girl to do? I know it's odd, but cops are my friends.

March. 2025. I find it strange to be writing a review of a police department but our experience of…read morethis morning merits sharing. My husband was driving our Class B RV through Punta Gorda, FL when the police car behind us flashed its lights and pulled us over. This is a highly unusual occurrence for us -- and nothing came to mind as a traffic infraction that my husband might have done. The polite officer asked for his drivers license, registration, and insurance, which he checked in his patrol car and quickly returned to us. It turns out that our new bikes, mounted carefully on a rear rack, obstructed our license plate -- which is a violation in most states. He let us off with a warning -- saving us $114 in what could've been a ticket. We appreciate how polite the officer was, and appreciate that he let us off with a warning. We went immediately to a local Walmart & purchased a kit that allowed us to mount the license plate on the bike rack. We appreciate that the police department is protecting the public safety.

Their citizen's academy has this cool police demonstration where you get to pretend to be an…read moreofficer and the police pretend to shoot you. It was really realistic, but the actor playing the officer stayed on the ground the entire time until we left. She had fake blood and everything. Very realistic, would watch again.