Welcome From Captain Ronnie Robinson

Dear Citizens,

Welcome to the District Two Web Page. This website is part of our continuing effort to improve community relations while striving to protect and serve our community. Our officers are committed to making your neighborhood the safest it can be. In order to accomplish this goal, we need your help! If you see a problem in your neighborhood, please do not hesitate to contact police. We continue to work to put more officers on the streets in your neighborhoods to make sure the Second District remains a safe place to live and work. We appreciate your support as we work together to accomplish our goals. Please remember communication with police is the key to our success.

Sincerely,

Captain Ronnie Robinson
Commander, District Two     

Requesting a Community Outreach Officer
If you would like to request an officer to visit your school or special event for an informational presentation, please send an email to the District’s Community Outreach Officer.

2009 Officer of the Year – Police Officer Jared Scheel

Officer Jared Scheel was selected by his peers as the 2009 Officer of the Year for the Second District. He is an eight-year veteran of the police department and has served in the Second District since 2007. Officer Scheel has served as a field training officer, instructing new officers. He was selected as Officer of the Month twice in 2009. Officer Scheel was responsible for arresting 66 individuals and assisting in an additional 76 arrest, resulting in more than 162 felony, misdemeanor and city charges.

2010 Officer Awards

January – Police Officers of the Month Sheresa Absher and Patricia Vineyard
Officers Vineyard and Absher arrived at a scene after receiving a call for a subject attempting to break into a home. The officers noticed there were foot prints in the snow by the area where the suspect had entered the home. The officers followed the foot prints and were able to locate as suspect whose shoe print matched the ones they had followed. The suspect was arrested and the Circuit Attorney’s Office issued warrants for 1st degree Burglary. During another incident, Officers Absher and Vineyard arrested a suspect who they saw attempting to break into a car.

February – Officers of the Month Stephanie Rogers and Mark Meyers
Police Officers Stephanie Rogers and Mark Meyers received a call after witnesses saw a group of males carrying flat screen televisions and backpacks in an alley in the Second District. The officers responded to an apartment building and discovered the suspects. Property from four recent burglaries was also recovered.