Dallas Police Association FOP 716

Special thank you to Dallas Police Association

On behalf of the Dallas Police Northwest NPO officers and Volunteers in Patrol, we would like to extend our sincere gratitude to Dallas Police Association for providing this year's awardees with a special gift.

Your continued support means a great deal to our team and reflects the true spirit of community partnership and teamwork. Acts like yours strengthen the bond between our officers, volunteers, and the community we proudly serve. Thank you for standing with us and helping us stay energized and motivated as we work together to keep Dallas safe. Secondly, this really meant the world to our volunteers in patrol and helped them feel valued and appreciated for their commitment. It really made the evening for them.


Volunteers in Patrol Overview:


Our Volunteers in Patrol play a vital role in supporting the City of Dallas by assisting with crime prevention efforts, observing and reporting suspicious activity, and serving as extra eyes and ears for our officers. Through dedication, teamwork, and a shared commitment to public safety, they help enhance police visibility and build stronger relationships within the community. Their service allows sworn officers to focus on critical duties while ensuring neighborhoods remain engaged, informed, and protected.

- Sgt. L. Carranza

Statement from Dallas Police Association President Sean Pease

The Dallas Police Association is aware of the plea entered today by former Association President Jaime Castro related to the investigation surrounding the 2025 traffic crash that tragically resulted in the death of Atianna Washington.

First and foremost, our thoughts remain with the family and loved ones of Ms. Washington. Any loss of life is heartbreaking, and we recognize the profound impact this tragedy continues to have on those who knew and loved her.

Mr. Castro is no longer a member of the Dallas Police Department and no longer holds any status within the Dallas Police Association. His legal matter has now been addressed through the court process, and we respect the outcome reached by the judicial system.

The Dallas Police Association represents the hardworking men and women of the Dallas Police Department who serve this city with honor and integrity every day. The actions or legal issues of any one individual do not define the thousands of officers who continue to put on the uniform and protect the people of Dallas.

As the current president of the Dallas Police Association, my focus remains on supporting our officers, advocating for their safety and well-being, and maintaining the trust of the community we serve.

- Sean Pease
- President, Dallas Police Association

In honor of the 5-year anniversary of Officer Mitchell A. Penton’s End of Watch, the Dallas Police Association building will be illuminated in blue tonight.

Officer Mitchell A. Penton
Badge #11654

We remember his service, his sacrifice, and the lasting impact he made on this department and our city. Please continue to keep his family, friends, and brothers and sisters in blue in your prayers.

Luis Zacarias
Vice Presdient, DPA.

💙 End of Watch
💙 Never forgottena

DPA Endorses Joan Huffman for Texas Attorney General

Texas peace officers know real leadership. And in this race, Joan Huffman stands alone.

That’s why the presidents of Texas’ largest police associations — representing nearly 𝟏𝟎𝟎,𝟎𝟎𝟎 peace officers — are united in endorsing Joan Huffman for Attorney General.

We stand with:
Colonel Steve McCraw
Joe Gamaldi National FOP VP
…and law enforcement leaders across Texas.

Strong. Proven. Ready.
Joan Huffman for Texas AG.

Signed:
TMPA – Zach Hicks, President
CLEAT – Scott Leeton, President
Houston Police Officers' Union – Doug Griffith, President
Texas Department of Public Safety Officers Association– T.J. Phillips, President
Harris County Deputies' Organization FOP Lodge 39 – Jose Lopez, President
Dallas Police Association FOP 716 – Sean Pease, President

🇺🇸 FOP DAY ON THE HILL BEGINS 🇺🇸

Today marks the National Fraternal Order of Police Day on the Hill, where State Lodges meet with Congressional leaders to push one mission — strengthening law enforcement.

TXFOP is on the ground with a full team, including TX FOP President Clint McNear and Dallas Police Association President Sean Pease, making sure Texas officers are heard loud and clear.

Texas shows up. Texas speaks up. Texas stands for law enforcement.

Thank you Mayor Pro Tem Jesse Moreno for visiting Northeast Division and bringing the officers working tonight a meal. We appreciate always having your support. Merry Christmas.

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Team Anthony: Backing a Brave Little Boy and His DPD Family Help DPD Officers Melissa Amador and Peter Choi's son, Anthony, in his fight against Nephrotic Syndrome. Your donation goes directly to the family to cover medical bills and support their brave 18-month-old. 100% of funds go to the family.

Congratulations Sgt (R). Ruben Felan for 27 years of service to the City of Dallas and the Dallas Police Department, one of the best to ever wear the uniform.

DALLAS POLICE OFFICER’S PAC

ANNOUNCES ENDORSEMENTS FOR CITY COUNCIL

Dallas, Texas (April 10, 2025) The Dallas Police Officer’s PAC today announced its strong endorsement of the following candidates for Dallas City Council:

Chad West – Place 1

Jesus Moreno – Place 2

Zarin Gracey – Place 3

Maxie Johnson – Place 4

Jamie Resendez – Place 5

Jose Rivas – Place 7

Kathy Stewart – Place 10

Bill Roth – Place 11

Cara Mendelsohn – Place 12

The Dallas Police Officer’s PAC is waiting to announce endorsements in potential run-off races or has chosen not to endorse a candidate in the other five City Council races.

“After extensive research and in-depth candidate interviews, the Dallas Police Officer’s PAC is endorsing these committed leaders for the Dallas City Council. Each has keenly communicated their pro-public safety principles, pledged to make sure police officers have the resources they need to protect families, and agreed to vote against any efforts to reduce funding for law enforcement,” said Jaime Castro, President of the Dallas Police Association.

“We’ve also received their commitment to adequately fund the Dallas Police and Fire Pension System, which is essential to keeping our officers from transferring to neighboring cities that prioritize the men and women who risk their lives to keep neighborhoods and schools safe from violent crime,” added Castro.

Congratulations to our April 2025, Cop’s Cop, Crytal Almeida!

On April 24, 2018, Dallas Police Officer Crystal Almeida was seriously injured in the line of duty while attempting to apprehend a suspect. In the same tragic event, her colleague, Officer Rogelio Santander, Jr., was also shot and sadly passed away the following day.

As a result of her injuries, Officer Almeida lost vision in one eye and has since faced a long and painful road to recovery. She undergoes daily physical therapy and continues to deal with the physical and emotional toll of the incident. Despite these challenges, she has remained remarkably positive and determined—qualities that played a crucial role in her survival and recovery.

Just a few months later, in July 2018, Officer Almeida returned to active duty with the department’s Gang Unit. Her courage and resilience in the face of adversity have earned her deep respect from her peers and the broader community. Today, she continues to serve with excellence, reminding us all of the strength and dedication that define our public servants.

Congratulations to the DPD Running Team for going back to back!