
Wilmington Police Earn NCLEA Re-Accreditation
The Wilmington Police Department is the first North Carolina law enforcement agency to receive re-accreditation through the NCLEA program.
In Wilmington, crime news means investigations, law enforcement operations, court proceedings and public safety initiatives. This page reports on the justice system and the incidents that shape safety across the city.

The Wilmington Police Department is the first North Carolina law enforcement agency to receive re-accreditation through the NCLEA program.
Nicole Woods spoke to university students about the importance of water safety after surviving a May incident.

The department is reviewing video footage after an officer appeared to slam a man to the ground during a traffic stop.
Wilmington police arrested four men for resisting an officer after a Halloween-weekend fight on Front Street.

The Wilmington, North Carolina, services company agreed to pay $25,000 and accept a two-year consent decree after a federal discrimination lawsuit.

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A 60-year-old man is in custody following a series of armed robberies and an attempted robbery across Wilmington.

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