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Happy last day of school @PullmanSD students and staff! Have a safe and fun summer!
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This short survey will help to inform public outreach and education about 911 services across the State of Washington! surveymonkey.com/r/911-Surve…
Photo of dispatcher wearing a headset and sitting at a computer keyboard. Text reads, "How much do you know about 911? 911 Washington Survey."

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(2 of 3) Last week, PPD detectives attended specialized training in behavior analysis, offender tendencies, & interviewing child sex offenders; along with how to address the cognitive and psychological impacts of these cases on those who work them.
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(3 of 3) Pullman PD investigators handle many ICAC-related cases, and are proud to participate in ongoing training to protect our most vulnerable residents. Learn more about nationwide efforts to end internet crimes against children: icactaskforce.org/ #PullmanProud
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The National Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force Program enhances the capabilities of law enforcement agencies in investigating child sexual abuse and exploitation. (1 of 3)
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UPDATE 6/9: Subject has been identified. Thank you for your help!
PullmanPolice@PullmanPolice
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Can You I.D. Me? Officers need your help to identify the male subject pictured below, for involvement in a recent theft. Last Friday, he shopped around the Pullman Safeway store and proceeded through the self-checkout with around $400 worth of items that were not paid for...
Surveillance photos of tall, white male. In both photos, he is wearing a black "Lrg" cap, a white necklace, and a watch on his right wrist. Surveillance photo of white Toyota car is also included.

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(5 of 6) Whenever possible, Pullman Police officers seek input from a mental health professional, who determines whether the individual can be safely incarcerated.
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(6 of 6) As always, it is the mission of the Pullman Police Department to provide professional police services that prioritize public safety, quality of life, and the rights of all. #PullmanProud
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(2 of 6) Law enforcement officers are frequently the first responders on scene of a mental health crisis. When Pullman Police officers respond to these calls, they use the information that is immediately available to determine whether there is a threat to public safety.
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(4 of 6) In other cases, mental health crises put bystanders, family members, or the general public at risk. When these situations arise, law enforcement must work quickly to ensure the safety of others. Circumstances may require that the subject be taken into custody.
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(3 of 6) In most cases, officers de-escalate through compassionate dialogue. People may be put in contact with less intrusive mental health resources, such as 988, or provided with a safe transfer to @PullmanRegional, to speak with a mental health professional.
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Did you know?: The Pullman Police Department responded to 1,354 mental health-related calls in 2025, including welfare checks, mental health crises, suicides, and suicidal subjects. Combined, these made up 13% of all calls for service last year. (1 of 6)
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Can You I.D. Me? Officers need your help to identify the male subject pictured below, for involvement in a recent theft. Last Friday, he shopped around the Pullman Safeway store and proceeded through the self-checkout with around $400 worth of items that were not paid for...
Surveillance photos of tall, white male. In both photos, he is wearing a black "Lrg" cap, a white necklace, and a watch on his right wrist. Surveillance photo of white Toyota car is also included.

ALT Surveillance photos of tall, white male. In both photos, he is wearing a black "Lrg" cap, a white necklace, and a watch on his right wrist. Surveillance photo of white Toyota car is also included.

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The subject is approximately 6'5" tall, and may be associated with a white Toyota car, with temporary plates and damage to the front passenger-side fender. Tips/Info: Officer Criss (509) 334-0802 (Case # 26-P04606) #ItTakesAVillage #CanYouIDMe
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In honor of #WorldBikeDay yesterday, Officer Patrick decided to do school patrol on two wheels. Whether by car, bike, or on foot, our officers are always looking for opportunities to engage with the community while helping keep Pullman's schools and neighborhoods safe.
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June 3rd is World Bicycle Day! @City_of_Pullman is a great place to explore on two wheels and knowledge of the law is essential to being a safe and responsible rider. Here's what you need to know: facebook.com/PullmanPD
Graph showing the different characteristics of e-bikes and e-motos. Class 1 e-bikes have working pedals, are pedal-assist only, offer a max assisted speed of 20mph, and are a maximum of 750 watts. Class 2 e-bikes have working pedals, offer pedal-assist or throttle, have a max assisted speed of 20mph, and a maximum of 750 watts. Class 3 e-bikes have working pedals, are pedal-assist only, have a maximum assisted speed of 28mph, and are a maximum of 750 watts. E-motos include e-bikes that exceed 750 watts or 28mph max speed, off-road electric motorcycles up to 750 watts, and on-road, DOT-approved electric motorcycles exceeding 750 watts.

ALT Graph showing the different characteristics of e-bikes and e-motos. Class 1 e-bikes have working pedals, are pedal-assist only, offer a max assisted speed of 20mph, and are a maximum of 750 watts. Class 2 e-bikes have working pedals, offer pedal-assist or throttle, have a max assisted speed of 20mph, and a maximum of 750 watts. Class 3 e-bikes have working pedals, are pedal-assist only, have a maximum assisted speed of 28mph, and are a maximum of 750 watts. E-motos include e-bikes that exceed 750 watts or 28mph max speed, off-road electric motorcycles up to 750 watts, and on-road, DOT-approved electric motorcycles exceeding 750 watts.
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It isn't often that a police officer retires, and then returns to the agency to continue their service. Lucky for us, Sam Sorem did just that... (1 of 2)
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(2 of 2) Now, after years of additional service as a Pullman PD Code Enforcement Officer, Sorem has finally decided to enjoy all that retirement has to offer. We thank him for 44 total years of outstanding commitment to the @City_of_Pullman community, & wish him the very best.
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Thanks to all who joined us in celebrating the well-earned retirement of Sergeant Greg Umbright!
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Chief Breshears shakes hands with Sergeant Umbright.

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Commander Harris, Chief Breshears, Sergeant Umbright, City Administrator Wells, and Mayor Benjamin.

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We hope to see you this afternoon!
PullmanPolice@PullmanPolice
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Please join us in thanking Sergeant Greg Umbright for more than 35 years of service to the @City_of_Pullman! #PullmanProud
Sergeant Greg Umbright's retirement reception will be held on Friday, May 29th from 4:30 to 6:00pm in Council Chambers at Pullman City Hall.

ALT Sergeant Greg Umbright's retirement reception will be held on Friday, May 29th from 4:30 to 6:00pm in Council Chambers at Pullman City Hall.
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