Give Thanks!! #PGSO at the Community Bible Baptist Church to help pack food for the Community!

#PGSO Shared an Early Thanksgiving Dinner with Seniors

 

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Artomatic Returns in 2015! • Don’t Miss it! It’s right here in Prince George’s County

Artomatic 2015 is a six-week long art festival in Prince George’s County, MD,  right by the New Carrollton Metro Station that is “by artists, for everyone.” It’s free to the public and features more than 700 artists: Visual art, music, performance, film, and more. Workshops, tours, seminars and other events are held throughout the duration of the show.

No matter what kind of creative events you like, you will find something for you at Artomatic. Plan your visit to Artomatic 2015!

Expungement! A Community Service provided by the Prince George's County Bar Association and Prince George's County, Maryland Black Mayors,Inc. Teach'em to Fish and My Brother's Keeper Prince Georges County Network.

#PGSO Chief Assistant Sheriff Darrin Palmer and Cpl.Lide attend the Greater Baden Aquasco Citizens Association (GBACA) Community Social.

NAIFA/Sheriff “Teddy Bear” Partnership Continues #PGSO

Upper Marlboro, MD… Chief Assistant Sheriff Darrin Palmer accepted over 400 teddy bears from the Prince George’s County chapter of the National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors (NAIFA), at a breakfast meeting yesterday at The County Club at Woodmore in Mitchellville, MD. The Sheriff’s Office uses the teddy bears to help comfort small children that sheriff’s deputies come into contact with while responding to domestic violence calls for service.


“We are so grateful to NAIFA and to Gary Beall whose enthusiasm for this project is awe-inspiring,” said Chief Assistant Sheriff Darrin Palmer, who has maintained a partnership with NAIFA over the last fifteen years. “These teddy bears help to provide some comfort to children during an otherwise chaotic situation; to calm and put a smile on a child’s face in these difficult circumstances makes our job easier.”

“Our members continue to enjoy the teddy bear partnership with the Sheriff because we can all imagine a child’s distress in the face of violence,” said Tom Robusto, President of the Prince George’s County NAIFA chapter. Mr. Robusto reaffirmed NAIFA’s commitment to the teddy bear partnership, and thanked its members for keeping the drive going again this year.




For more information contact the Prince George’s County Sheriff’s Press Information Office at 301-780-2773.

#PGSO Inspector General Spencer talks about the 4th Amendment, arrests and search warrants.