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Serving San Diego with Integrity, Courage & Compassion 🌊☀️ #OneTeamOneMission 🚫 Not monitored 24/7 👇 News • Safety Tips • Stories

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We’ve seen a lot of (mis)information shared about ALPR, so we wanted to clarify what these cameras do (and what they don’t do). Scroll through the images to learn more about SDPD’s license plate recognition system. San Diego has spent years building safeguards around this tool to establish rules and ensure accountability. We have continually made changes to how we use ALPR since it was approved three years ago, with some of the safeguards that were derived from SDPD being implemented nationwide. Learn about SDPD’s ALPR system www.sandiego.gov/alpr. 09 Nov 2026

Chief Wahl’s response to the Governor’s decision to commute the death sentences of over 500 violent criminals, including the convicted killer of SDPD Officer Jonathan De Guzman. 05 Nov 2026

SDPD ARRESTS TWO FOLLOWING INVESTIGATION INTO PSILOCYBIN GUMMIES DISTRIBUTED TO TRICK-OR-TREATERS On Halloween night, approximately 15 young children in Ocean Beach took packages of psilocybin-infused gummies left on a residence’s porch. Alert parents discovered the suspicious packages and contacted SDPD. On November 4, SDPD officers and Narcotics detectives executed a search warrant at the residence, recovering suspected psilocybin gummies, cannabis, methamphetamine, firearms, ammunition, and drug sales materials. Two men, ages 80 and 45, were arrested on firearm-related charges. The narcotics and child endangerment investigation remains ongoing. Anyone with information is asked to contact SDPD’s Narcotics Unit at (619) 531-2468 or Crime Stoppers at (888) 580-8477 05 Nov 2026

Congratulations to the San Diego PD graduates of 146th Regional Academy! It’s hard to believe it’s been two weeks since they graduated and started their agency specific training. Special shout out to Officer Blake Workman for winning the Arrest and Control Award🥋, Officer Marquel Pride for taking home the Physical Fitness Award 💪🏽, Officer Jayce Gispan for his Academic Achiever Award📚, and Officer Ruben Madrigal for beating out his peers to take home the firearm (Top Shot) Award🏆. Good luck in field training, and be safe throughout your careers. 04 Nov 2026

🎃 Have a frightfully fun and safe Halloween 👻 Halloween is a time for costumes, candy, and celebration! We remind everyone to make safety part of their Halloween plans. 🚸 Trick-or-Treaters: Stay visible, use crosswalks, and travel with a responsible adult or group. 🚗 Drivers: Slow down, eliminate distractions, and watch for pedestrians. 🍬 Parents: Inspect candy and make sure costumes don’t obstruct visibility. 🎉 Partygoers: Celebrate responsibly, look out for your friends, and always arrange a sober ride home. 🚔 See something dangerous? Report it. Call 9-1-1 for emergencies or 619-531-2000. Let’s keep the scares in the costumes and the safety in our streets! 30 Oct 2026

HONORING 39 YEARS OF SERVICE! Congratulations to Captain Alberto Leos, who was officially recognized by the San Diego City Council with a proclamation declaring October 22, 2026, as Captain Alberto Leos Day! Captain Leos began his law enforcement career in 1986, joining SDPD in 1994 and rising through the ranks to become Captain in 2016. Throughout his career, he served in numerous leadership roles, mentored countless officers, and built lasting relationships with the communities he served. His journey into law enforcement was inspired by surviving the 1984 San Ysidro McDonald’s tragedy, turning a life-changing experience into nearly four decades of dedicated public service. Thank you, Captain Leos, for your extraordinary leadership, resilience, and commitment to San Diego. Enjoy your well-deserved retirement! 28 Oct 2026

Press briefing with information related to today’s response at the Islamic Center of San Diego. The lockdown has been lifted and there is no known threat to the Islamic Center or any other San Diego Mosque. 27 Oct 2026

San Diego Police Chief Scott Wahl responds to the City Council’s Budget and Government Efficiency Committee regarding automated license plate readers: “Removing a proven public safety tool from our streets is a loss for San Diego communities. We don’t have to guess whether ALPR helps solve crimes. We’ve seen it work in more than 900 cases, from stolen vehicles and kidnappings to murders. For years, San Diego has shown that this technology can be used responsibly, with strict rules, regular audits and strong safeguards to protect people’s privacy. We’ve put in the work to build that system. Yet we’re being told that removing ALPR will somehow improve police staffing, ease fears about immigration enforcement or fix the City’s budget problems. It won’t accomplish any of those things. What it will do is make it harder for our officers to solve crimes, find suspects and deliver justice for victims. That’s what’s at stake.” 21 Oct 2026

The San Diego Police Department is committed to being open and transparent with the public. The following is a critical incident video regarding an officer-involved shooting that took place on September 16, 2026, at the 4000 Block of 30th Street 15 Oct 2026

Last month, a mysterious package landed at the wrong house, kicking off an investigation by SDPD and our partners at the United States Postal Service. That one package led detectives to four felony arrests for drug trafficking through the mail and more than 91 pounds of narcotics, shoved into hundreds of envelopes and boxes. Inside were: • 33,021 grams of methamphetamine, including more than 100,000 counterfeit Adderall pills • 5,116 grams of MDMA • 2,450 grams of ketamine • 538 grams of cocaine • Approximately 1,000 Xanax pills Estimated street value is up to approximately $1.14 million. Wrong address. Special Delivery for Narcotics detectives. 14 Oct 2026

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High standards. Specialized training. A team built on trust. The San Diego Police Department’s SWAT Team is trained to respond to some of the most complex and high-risk situations in law enforcement. Success requires sound judgment, discipline, and the ability to perform under pressure. Every member has a role, and every decision matters. For those looking to challenge themselves and advance their careers, SDPD offers opportunities to serve at the highest level. Your path to SWAT starts here. Join SDPD. 12 Oct 2026

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