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Police are investigating a mass-shooting that occurred about 10 p.m. Friday, March 21, near Young Park. Limited info at this time. Call (575) 526-0795 with tips or info on possible suspects. More info on our Facebook page.

Police continue investigating Friday's shooting at Young Park that claimed three lives and injured 14. The shooting occurred about 10 p.m. Friday, March 21. Anyone with information is asked to call police at (575) 526-0795. Video can be shared at bit.ly/4iO5s4U

A 15-year-old boy was arrested Sunday for his involvement in Friday’s shooting at Young Park. The 15-year-old, along with two 17-year-old boys and a 20-year-old man, are each charged with three open counts of murder.

We embrace #FirstRespondersWellnessWeek by emphasizing different aspects of #wellness. Today is Tactical Fitness, exercises and drills that mimic physical challenges that first responders face: running, carrying heavy loads, climbing obstacles and engaging in physical encounters.

We embrace #FirstRespondersWellnessWeek by emphasizing different aspects of #wellness. Having strong Mental and Emotional Health enables officers to cope with the stresses of life, realize their abilities, and learn and work well as they contribute to the community.

The Las Cruces Police Department will host a MOC on the Block community event from 3-7 p.m. Tuesday, March 25, 2025, at Albertsons, 2501 N. Main St. Victims' advocates, community outreach officers and mental health professionals will be available at the event.

Come meet our Community Outreach team from 5-8 p.m. Tuesday, March 25, at Albertsons grocery store, 2501 N. Main St. Look for our Mobile Operations Command unit. Officers and advocates will be available to listen to concerns about crime and safety in your neighborhood.

The Family Assistance and Resource Center will continue providing free services for victims, families and anyone impacted by Friday’s shooting. The resource center will be held noon through 7 p.m., Wednesday through Friday, March 26-28, at Amador Live, 302 S. Main St.

We embrace #FirstRespondersWellnessWeek by emphasizing different aspects of #wellness. Peer Support Networks provide a crucial platform for sharing experiences and fostering a support system that enhance personal growth and professional development.

We embrace #FirstRespondersWellnessWeek by emphasizing different aspects of #wellness. Leading Through Wellness ensures our team that leadership sets the tone and has been working on creating a culture that supports our overall wellness. #Fitforduty #Fitforlife

In the early morning hours of March 31, 1949, Ovida “Cricket” Coogler, 18, was last seen walking along Main Street in Las Cruces. Her body was discovered in the desert, southwest of town, 17 days later. Join us in remembering Cricket and the impact she had on our community.

We are providing puzzle-piece window decals to persons with autism spectrum disorder and their families. Supplies are limited and only for individuals on the spectrum and those who care for them. The decals help eliminate misunderstandings during interactions with police.

Throwback Thursday: LCPD officers in 1957. Can you name any of them?

Going out tonight? So are we! Please refrain from drinking and driving. If you have been consuming alcohol, consider utilizing a ride-share or catch a ride with someone who has not been drinking.

April 14 marks one year since we lost Officer Marco Harrison Trujillo. Marco had a magnetic personality and radiant smile. We continue to grieve and mourn alongside his parents Chris and Barbara, his sister Madison, brothers Jaycob and Adam, and all who cherished Marco.

Throwback Thursday: LCPD officers in the early 1970s. Do you recognize anyone?

Congratulations to Chief Jeremy Story for being recognized as Citizen of the Year by the Greater Las Cruces Chamber of Commerce during the Annual Chamber Celebration and Choice Awards held April 24, 2025.

Deputy Chief Eric Urenda spoke during the 2025 Southern New Mexico Fallen Peace Officers Memorial held Wednesday, May 14, at Real Life Church. The memorial pays tribute to law enforcement personnel from southern New Mexico and west Texas who have died in the line of duty.

Members of LCPD's Honor Guard stand on the steps of the United States Capitol in Washington, D.C. The Honor Guard is attending National Police Week to honor the memory of our brother Jonah Hernandez who was killed in the line of duty Feb. 11, 2024.

Our brother Jonah Hernandez's name graces the National Law Enforcement Memorial Wall in Washington, D.C.