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The NC Center for Missing Persons (NCCMP) has a new website aimed at furthering its goal of working with local, state and federal law enforcement agencies to locate missing persons and reunite them with their families.
En apoyo a la semana del “Operativo de Señal de Alto”, la Patrulla Estatal de Carreteras hará cumplir de manera rigorosa las leyes de infracción a las señales de alto y otras infracciones de tránsito que se cometan en zonas escolares y en paradas de autobuses escolares aledañas.
Ante la proyección de aproximadamente 35 millones de automovilistas circulando por caminos y carreteras este fin de semana festivo por el día de Conmemoración de los Caídos, la Patrulla Estatal de Carreteras está preparándose para aplicar medidas que garanticen traslados seguros en las aproximadamente 80,000 millas de caminos que se extienden a lo largo de nuestro estado.
With approximately 35 million motorists projected to take to the roadways this Memorial Day weekend, the State Highway Patrol is making preparations to ensure safe travel on our states approximately 80,000 miles of roadway.
Ante el tiempo de graduaciones a celebrarse en muchas escuelas, la Patrulla Estatal de Carreteras, en colaboración con la campaña del Mes Nacional de Concientización sobre Conductores Distraídos, está llevando a cabo el Operativo Conducir para Vivir.
On Friday, April 8, at 12:13 a.m., the State Highway Patrol responded to a call for assistance from the Johnston County Sheriff's Office who were pursuing a vehicle tr
From the mountains to the sea, law enforcement officers from across North Carolina gathered today at a memorial service for the 30 uniformed men and women who died in the line of duty over the past year.
This annual campaign is aimed at reducing collisions involving teen drivers on our roadways. Beginning Monday, April 4, and going through Friday, April 8, troopers will step up their enforcement efforts in and around school zones between 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day.
The State Highway Patrol swore in 16 new troopers at a ceremony held for the 155th Basic Highway Patrol School. The ceremony ended 12 weeks of demanding courses which encompassed 471 training hours aimed at preparing these new troopers for a worthwhile career of service to the state of North Carolina.