Behind the Badge
Westminster PD raises over $2K during breast cancer awareness month
0During the month of October, Westminster Police Department (WPD) traded in their blue shoulder patches for pink to mark the National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The department invited residents and visitors to join officers in supporting women’s health and public safety personnel through the Pink Patch Project, a campaign designed to bring attention to the fight against breast cancer and to support cancer research. “It’s an awesome program and it’s an awesome thing to do,” said Kellee Wells, WPD property and evidence technician. “It’s amazing to see how many other agencies jumped on board and not just in California, but…
Nearly 40 years after the death of Cypress Sgt. Don Sowma, his family came face-to-face with his murderer. It was…
The Westminster Police Department launched a bicycle patrol unit tasked with policing Little Saigon, an area officials say presents a…
Westminster police outsmarted and out-maneuvered a suspected tagger marking up a freeway overpass Sunday. Police responded to a phone call…
Twenty-one drivers were ticketed and six received warnings in an enforcement campaign by Westminster police to target and prevent distracted…