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Sgt. Rodney H. Bond, a 14-year state police veteran, died unexpectedly near his home.
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A Delaware State Police trooper has died after being shot at a Wawa store in Bear, while the suspect has barricaded himself inside his home in Middletown.
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A Delaware State Police trooper has died after being shot in the parking lot of a Wawa store in Bear, while the suspect has barricaded himself inside his home in Middletown. More Here.
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Dover patrolman, 23-year-old Robert E. DaFonte, was driving his 2016 Jeep Wrangler westbound shortly after 4 a.m. Sunday with 22-year-old James D. Watt inside his vehicle, said Master Cpl. Gary Fournier, a spokesman with Delaware State Police.
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Delaware State Police used a backhoe to breach a building at the state's largest prison early Thursday, ending what the governor called a "torturous" hostage standoff that left one guard dead.
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The Department of Correction commissioner said prison guards had been taken hostage at the James T. Vaughn Correctional Center in Smyrna, DE. The department said that DOC Response Teams and Delaware State Police were on the scene.
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A massive manhunt is underway for the person who opened fire on a Delaware state trooper in Wilmington. Richard Deskis, a 17-year veteran of the Delaware State Police, is recovering at home Thursday after being shot in the arm Wednesday afternoon while assisting Wilmington Police. Read Full Story Here.
Read More →The Delaware State Police has equipped its vehicle fleet with Rocket vehicle routers offering officers 4G LTE connectivity, according to the company. The agency has signed on with Verizon for its service provider.
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The Delaware State Police have ordered a pair of Bell 429 helicopters to serve airborne law enforcement operations as well as emergency medical services. The light twin-engine helicopters will be delivered in early 2014.
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The Delaware State Police have established a maritime unit with two new vessels to patrol the state's 100 miles of waterways. The state police are using a $1.6 million federal grant for port security to fund the effort, which employs three full-time troopers.
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