My first review for the police...not a group I get to interact with too often which I guess is a…read moregood thing. Well, today was an exception. We were in Buckhead to eat at King + Duke which was a wonderful meal BTW. We head back to the parking lot afterward to find my friend's brand new Audi SUV was broken into and his laptop case with 2 laptops in it missing. The police came out within minutes after the call ran prints on the car and were super courteous. Will upgrade to 5 stars if they can find the culprit...

Atlanta's finest, serving in Zone 2!!read more

Have more people available for vin verification and do not provide a time window in which the…read moreofficer can pretty much come when he feels like it.

Terrible customer service . Employees literally act like they hate they're job. Never welcoming…read more They always seem bothered when you ask questions. I've been hung up on so many times by them even after being extremely nice lol. Always randomly closing early and not updating the website to reflect this.

I have no idea what is going on at this precinct. But I stood in line only to be told no officers…read moreare available. There is an emergency that took precedence over everything right now. So even the desk was closing. So when this happens what goes on now. I waited over an hour for an officer to arrive to take a police report yesterday. Nothing was written down so I can only assume he has a great memory. He gave me a card which pointed me to Tucker, GA. I went there first only to be rerouted to Decatur, GA. I have no contact number or email for anyone. Yet all I want to do is amend the report. There must be a better system to this.

I gave a 1-star rating because 0-stars wasn't an option. It took 45 minutes for DeKalb police to…read morerespond to my 911 accident call. It was less than 1 mile from their dispatch location in Tucker. Not to mention that the responding officer called me for directions because he was at "a different location". What? It took 2-1/2 hours to "investigate" a 2-car fender-bender because, as the responding officer said to me, he was confused about what happened and had to call someone for help and explain to him what to do. Seriously? Shouldn't this have been covered in "Vehicle Accidents 101" at the Police Academy? More importantly, if he can't figure out his GPS, and if he doesn't know how to investigate a simple 2-car accident, should he really have a gun?

Officer moon came out at minutes to 11 and helped me changed my tire with the utmost level of…read moreenergy I have ever experienced from a cop I loved it

Their city is broke so they are trying to come after our pockets. I got a school zone to ticket…read morewhen school wasn't even operating. They must be really broke in norcross

If you're going to commit low-risk traffic violations, I'd highly suggest doing so in the City of…read moreDecatur. Every step of the way, the folks at the DPD went the extra mile to enforce the rule of law in the most wickedly awesome way. Step 1: Officer Gresham kindly highlighted my upcoming court date on each of the violations he doled out, and when my stack of citations proved too thick to staple he provided me with a paper clip form his personal stash. Step 2: Following my absence from court, two officers personally attempted to deliver my summons. After they never found me, the friendly folks at the DPD made sure that they contacted me via telephone to alert me about the outstanding warrant. Step 3: The idea of surrendering myself to the police no longer makes me cringe. Honestly, the hours I spent behind closed doors at 420 West Trinity Place are some of the best I've ever had in the hands of law enforcement. From the first puzzling moments after I sat in a small room wondering, "Am I in jail?" to the rush of relief I felt upon my release, my personal drama was replete with suspense and, ultimately, vindication. Step 4: I consider my $675 expense a donation to the Keep Decatur Law Enforcement Awesome fund. The next time I think about committing license plate-related misdemeanors, the chance to repeat steps 1-3 might just be enough reason to proceed.

Would definitely recommend their services, got picked up after driving a little sloppy after many…read moredrinks downtown. Cops were nice as I didn't have to call an Uber to find a ride to a bed, a little on the pricey side for everything but ehh what do you expect for an escort to their place, a ride and a nice photoshoot? Only reason why it's a 4 star review than a 5 star is O wish the bed was a tad bit more comfortable, honestly never heard of TempurPedic or Sleep Number??

Great Team! My truck was stolen at 7PM, I had it back by 11PM…read more Thank you so much!!!!!

I don't know if they were somewhere else and they just moved here, but it was tricky to find the…read moreoffices. I have attached MANY pictures so that you can find it. I was involved in a hit and run and had to wait for an officer to come and take my testimony so a report could be written and you can claim against the person that hit you (their insurance). This was all made possible because I quickly jumped out and took his license plate. By the way, the office I was talking to on 911 also told me that had I left, I also could be charge with leaving the scene of an accident. I was very impressed with the quick response of the officer that showed up to take the report to the investigating officer that is responsible for find the guy that hit me. The only negative besides being hidden behind several twists and turns, was that I found was the computer system seems to be down frequently. It may be because of the new location. I haven't given up, and I hope to get my police report soon!

You are very unlucky when your car gets hit by another driver in Sandy Springs…read more It happened to my daughter in my car. It was a hit-and-run. She called 911. An officer from the SSPD came and checked her ID, her tag, and the damage to her car. But when trying to download her report, she noticed that her 911 call was connected to another crash report that did not have her name on it. After talking with an extremely rude civilian working for the records department of the SSPD, we were transferred to dispatch and given the necessary information to contact the responding officer to request a police report that included her name - but he refused to provide one. Is that even legal? The police department has clear evidence of her 911 call but refuses to write a report on the follow-up. I hope this situation gets fixed soon since we need the report for our insurance.

Guess I'll review who kept me sane when I couldn't attend the Masquerade last night. I am a fan of…read morethe Sandy Springs Police Department. I walk out to my car at my boyfriend's condo complex and...oh wow someone has decided to completely destroy half of the left side of my car with their own. First bonus: you want to call the cops for anything while in Sandy Springs? Just dial 911. It feels weird to be like "no actually it's not an emergency but I did call you earlier!" ...I did in fact call the regular non-emergency number and was told I had to dial 911. Fine. So..first time. Within 10 minutes of giving all sorts of info to the operator, an officer came. He was incredibly nice, and even hung around for a good 20 minutes to do his paperwork to see if this lady would return, since she didn't leave a note it is considered a hit and run. Finally a good 8 1/2 hours later, she does in fact return..and badly park in the same parking space. Within 30 minutes I had checked out the car, called back, talked to an officer, and was back inside all warm, and finally relaxed since all the next steps have been thoroughly explained to me. Actually, second officer, Officer Hancock, explained things even more thoroughly and he was pretty amusing. He also really likes to tell it how it is so.. watch out drunks (as if that's surprising if you've ever driven down Roswell Road on a weekend night). Pretty sure the lady parked there is not a drunk but man did he have a mini rant on that bit. But yeah...that explaining thing makes a world of difference, TAKE NOTE APD. So boyfriend, your address may end in Atlanta, GA, but when I dial 911, Sandy Springs shows up and I like it very much. #Yelp365 - 32/365

A Big Thank You to the Roswell Police Department…read more I'd like to express my sincere gratitude to the Roswell Police Department for their exceptional service. From the moment I reached out for assistance, their professionalism and dedication shone through. They handled my situation with care, competence, and speed. Their commitment to ensuring the safety and security of the community is truly commendable. Thank you, Roswell PD, for your unwavering service. Charles Wright The Right Guy Investigations

Roswell police are not community friendly as they may want residents to believe.. I've been living…read morein Roswell for over 5 years and the way they treat colored people is really a disgrace to their badge and oath that they've "sworn" to protect and serve.. not to "Harass and be racist". I was pulled over driving back from the fast station near my neighborhood. The police had no issue when I passed them on my way to the gas station.. only when I stepped outside the gas station and sat back in the car and began to drive they immediately pull me over. Of course the police were going to overreact as they always do when pulling a colored person over by bringing in 2 additional cars said they pulled me over for the tint but then asked me to get out of car due to smell of marijuana. I told them not true and they continued to search my car.. only after 30 minutes with no result they pulled off and saying have a nice day. I'm sure if my name was Adam or Henry, they would've not cared because I'm a colored person they immediately thought I was a drug dealer. It's a shame in 2023 police officers cry about how they want to build a relationship with their community but honestly they can careless and continue to harass people who do not look like them! I don't encourage anyone to live in Roswell that is a person of color due to the high stereotype profiling and racist officers that honestly need to be off the street. Save yourself time and money by loving in another community where they cherish all races not just there's thinking they're the only superior race that belongs here.