In the quiet before dawn, we escorted Officer Shane Seiber in a silent procession to the Cathedral Basilica. Later today, we say goodbye to our brother, a devoted husband and father. Please keep his family and all who loved him in your prayers. We will never forget.
This is real footage from our Skimming Response Team on detail in Philadelphia. That team works across the Commonwealth to remove skimmers and protect public benefits.
Check before you swipe. Signs of a skimmer can be –
⚠️The card reader looks different in some way.
⚠️Tape or glue is found on the card reader.
⚠️Security stickers are broken or missing.
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#EBT #skimming
In seconds, your benefits could be gone. Always check for a skimmer before you swipe your EBT card.
Signs of a skimmer can be:
⚠️The card reader looks different in some way.
⚠️Tape or glue is found on the card reader.
⚠️Security stickers are broken or missing.
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Congratulations to @PhillyPolice Academy Classes 420 & 421 on today’s graduation! As you begin your careers, remember what our badge represents: Honor, Integrity, Service and Compassion. Serve Philadelphia with pride, treat people with dignity and always look out for one another!
Philadelphia Police Marine Unit- Thursday evening patrol- checked on a boater who was having engine trouble but was determined to make it back to the dock at low speed- wife wasn't excited about it. @PPDMarineUnit@PhillyPolice
As the next @PhillyPolice Recruit Graduation is upon us (Friday). Today we honor members of class #421 who have served in the U.S Armed Forces. We thank & recognize them for their military service. Each received their respective commendation for that service.
So my good buddy Des (center) and his mom drove all the way up from Virginia yesterday for a CSU visit! Also in the photo are two @PhillyPolice summer interns, all displaying their CSU challenge coins.
2- He recently relapsed but was willing to get services/shelter. I had 2 interns with me, and they had no idea that the police help people like this and were moved. What started out as a criminal investigation, hopefully, can get this person help @PPD26Dist@PhillyPolice
1- I heard this radio call that a male was stealing cat converters, so I stopped by to see if the officer needed assistance. The male had a cart of trash/recycling goods, no sign that a crime had taken place. P/O Hines offered the male help, and he accepted. @PPDEastService
Always impressed by our bike cops, how they can move a protest through traffic in the city, and let people peacefully express their First Amendment rights. @PhillyPolice