Services
Police Department
Mission Statement
Loyalty above all else except Honor
The mission of the Highland Park Police
Department is to maintain order, preserve human
life, protect property, and advance the quality of
life issues within our community.
In order to ensure that the City of Highland Park
continues in its endeavors to make
this a better
place to live and work, we have pledged to provide a
Police Department staffed with trained professionals
who are dedicated to stand at the forefront in the
war on crime, resisting evil or temptation, fearful
only of failure in earning the trust of our
citizens, and willing to make the ultimate sacrifice
in our continuous efforts to make this a safer
community.
For Highland Park, we shall be the moral
barometer: exhibiting pride, dignity, and ethical
behavior of the highest standard. Always seeking
Truth and Justice, we shall enforce the Law, absent
any racial, sexual, or religious bias, without
political motivation or personal agenda, respectful
of every member of the community and maintaining
open lines of communication for public scrutiny and
criticism.
As an integral part of City Government, we will
partner with community groups, businesses, faith
based partners, educators, and others who provide
guidance for the citizens of our great community. We
are also aware that no man can stand alone, and
therefore, are continuing to foster partnerships
with other Federal, State, and Local Law Enforcement
agencies, along with other organizations, both
public and private, to enhance our ability to
advance our goals of increasing the level of public
safety in the City of Highland Park and providing a
mechanism for citizens to participate in assisting
government in providing this vital service.
RETURN TO EXCELLENCE
The Highland Park Police Department,
re-established on July 1, 2007, by the Emergency
Financial Manager Mr. Arthur Blackwell, is a
professional organization dedicated to serving the
citizens of this community. The Department is
composed of a unique cross section of individuals,
from varying backgrounds. This allows us to address
the needs of the community, with a better
understanding of the issues experienced by our
citizens, who come from many diverse ethnic and
cultural backgrounds.
The Highland Park Police Department conducts
primary policing in the community, including 911
emergency response, criminal investigations, school
security for the School District of Highland Park,
traffic and commercial vehicle (motor carrier)
enforcement. The Department has established, in
conjunction with the Office of Emergency Management,
a Disaster Relief Plan for the City of Highland
Park.
The members of the Department have extensive
experience and training to positively affect the
quality of life issues important to the citizens of
the community.
The Administrative Offices are located in the
Robert Blackwell Municipal Building, 12050 Woodward
Ave. Patrol Operations are conducted at the Highland
Park Mini Station, located at 14112 Woodward, in the
Model-T Plaza. The new Business Liaison Office is
currently located at the Shoppes at Woodward Place
Plaza, on Woodward Ave. at Sears Ave.
Administration
Chief of Police:
Theodore G. Cadwell II. Serving since 1981,
Chief Cadwell has worked in many areas of the
agency, including Patrol, Traffic Enforcement,
Narcotics, Criminal Investigations, Street Crimes
Enforcement, Tactical Team (S.W.A.T.), Auto Theft,
and Fire Services (under Public Safety). Also served
as Director of Public Safety prior to the
re-establishment of the Highland Park Police
Department.
Phone: (313) 252-0050, ext 244
Fax: (313) 852-7258
Deputy Chief of Police:
Glenn
J. Quaker. Serving since 1986, Deputy Chief
Quaker has worked in many areas of the agency,
including Patrol, Narcotics, Criminal
Investigations, Street Crimes Enforcement, Tactical
Team (S.W.A.T.), and Fire Services (under Public
Safety), in additional to having served as the
Highland Park representative in a joint Federal,
State, County and Local Law Enforcement Task Force.
Phone: (313) 252-0050, ext 250
Fax: (313) 852-7258
PATROL SECTION
Officers in Charge
Days
Lieutenant Joel Smith
Sergeant Jamille Edwards
Sergeant James Lant
Afternoons
Lieutenant Robert Howard
Sergeant Brenda Stevenson
Midnights
Lieutenant John Bennett
Sergeant Veronica Couch
Emergency 911
Patrol Desk (non-emergency, prisoner information)
(313) 852-7338 or (313) 852-7339
Warrant Confirmation (Law Enforcement Only) (313)
865-0100
CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS SECTION
Inspector
Douglas
Potts (313) 252-0050 ext 316 Supervisor,
DISgt Herb Fluker (313) 252-0050 ext 215
Lead Investigator
David
Thomas (313) 252-0050 ext 313
Investigator
Paul
Thomas (313) 252-0050 ext 315
Investigator
Wilhelmina Collier (313) 252-0050 ext 317
Investigator
LaNesha
Jones (313) 252-0050 ext 231 Investigator
John
Mangum (313) 252-0050 ext 242 Investigator
Lorenzo
Veal (313) 252-0050 ext 314
NARCOTICS SECTION
Investigator
Charles
Barnes (313) 252-0050 ext 201
Investigator
Nick
Boruta (313) 252-0050 ext 217
Investigator
Richard
Cooper (313) 252-0050 ext 320
RECORDS/REPORTS
Record Clearances (by Appt on
Tuesday and Thursday Only) (313) 252-0050 ext
316
Firearms Purchase Permits
Firearms Registrations
Police Reports and Traffic
Accident Reports can be picked up on Tuesdays and
Thursdays Only, 9:00 AM TO 3:00 PM Contact
ext 238
TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT SECTION
Officer
Jeffrey
Crouch
Officer Daniel
F Jonoshies Officer
Anthony Rudin
FLEET MANAGEMENT
Mr. Cedell Bruster, Manager (313)
252-0050 ext 275
Police Auctions
Abandoned Vehicles
CODE ENFORCEMENT
(See
City Attorney’s Office)
Animal Control (313) 252-5000
Illegal Dumping
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