North Palm Beach Police Department

05/11/2026

Officer Milord, Officer Tonkin, and K9 Blitz recently visited Franklin Academy Charter School in Palm Beach Gardens for Career Day!

Students had the opportunity to meet our officers, learn about the important work they do to keep our community safe, and get an up-close look at what a career in law enforcement is all about.

Thank you to Franklin Academy for inviting us! We always enjoy connecting with students and inspiring the next generation of community helpers!

30/10/2026

Halloween is almost here! Before your little ghosts and goblins head out for trick-or-treating, the North Palm Beach Police Department has a few important safety reminders to help keep everyone safe.

Watch as our officers share some helpful tips for a fun and safe Halloween!

23/10/2026

While responding to an accident during busy rush hour traffic, one of our North Palm Beach Police officers took a moment to assist two senior residents who needed help crossing a busy intersection.

Our officer safely escorted both residents across the roadway, ensuring they reached the other side without incident.

Moments like these are a reminder that serving our community goes beyond responding to emergencies. It’s also about showing compassion, respect, and lending a helping hand when it’s needed most.

15/10/2026

While out on patrol, our NPB Police officers came across a group of four-legged friends dressed in their Halloween best at Anchorage Park! Of course, they couldn't pass up the opportunity to stop and pose for a photo with these adorable pups.

Just another day on paw-trol in North Palm Beach! 🎃🐶

12/10/2026

Parents, you play an important role in keeping our students safe on their way to and from school! 🎒🚸
The North Palm Beach Police Department encourages families to talk with children about safe habits before they head out the door.

Remind your children to:
• Always use designated crosswalks.
• Follow the instructions of crossing guards.
• Never cross in the middle of the roadway.
• Put phones and other distractions away while crossing.
• Look both ways and make eye contact with drivers before stepping into the street.

Parents can help behind the wheel, too! Allow extra travel time during school traffic, use designated pick-up and drop-off areas, avoid U-turns or stopping in travel lanes, and set a good example by following traffic laws.

08/10/2026

PRESS RELEASE - North Palm Beach Police Investigation Leads to Four Arrests, Recovery of Fi****ms and Narcotics

On October 7, 2026, in the early morning hours, North Palm Beach Police detectives served a search warrant on a residence in the 700 block of Pelican Way. Police had received numerous complaints from concerned citizens about ongoing criminal activity at this location. The search warrant was granted by a judge and served with the assistance of the North Palm Beach Special Response Team.

The result of the warrant service at this location yielded the recovery of 26 fi****ms, over one pound of co***ne packaged for distribution, numerous prescription pills, various hallucinogens, drug paraphernalia, cash, gold, and silver.

Two adult males and two adult females were ultimately arrested and charged with numerous crimes to include: co***ne trafficking, possession of weapons or ammo by convicted felon, possession of controlled substance without prescription, possession of controlled substance with intent to sell, tampering with evidence , use of two-way communication device to facilitate a felony, among others.

This investigation is ongoing and there is no threat of danger to public safety. The North Palm Beach Police would like to thank the public for their continued vigilance and dedication to keeping our community safe.

06/10/2026

01/10/2026

Slow down and stay alert!

With another school year underway, the North Palm Beach Police Department is reminding everyone to use extra caution around schools, crosswalks, and bus stops. A few extra seconds of patience can make all the difference in keeping our students safe.

When driving through our community:
• Obey posted school zone speed limits.
• Follow directions from school crossing guards.
• Yield to pedestrians in crosswalks.
• Never pass a stopped school bus when prohibited by law.
• Put distractions away and keep your attention on the road.
• Watch for children who may enter the roadway unexpectedly.

Please slow down, stay alert, and help us keep NPB students safe! 🚔

25/09/2026

2019 Cold Case Homicide Arrests
North Palm Beach Police Department and Riviera Beach Police Department Press Release

On October 16, 2019, at approximately 4:42 pm, officers responded to a reported shooting in the area of 717 West 7th Street in Riviera Beach, Florida. Upon arrival, officers located the victim, Kevin M. Ulysse, lying in the roadway in front of the residence. Ulysse had sustained a gunshot wound and was pronounced deceased at the scene.

Riviera Beach detectives conducted an extensive investigation, including interviews with witnesses and persons of interest, examination of physical evidence, and the pursuit of available investigative leads. Despite extensive investigative efforts, no arrests were made at the time, and the case remained unresolved.

In 2025, the homicide of Kevin M. Ulysse was subsequently provided to the North Palm Beach Police Department for an independent review and a fresh investigative perspective.

The North Palm Beach Police Department's Cold Case Team conducted a comprehensive review of the original investigation and developed additional investigative leads. Through their investigation, detectives identified Damien Dwayne King and Robert Rashad Pettway, both of West Palm Beach, as suspects in Ulysse's homicide.

As the investigation progressed, detectives developed sufficient probable cause to obtain homicide arrest warrants for King and Pettway. On September 23, 2026, arrest warrants were secured, charging King with First-Degree Murder and Attempted Armed Robbery, and Pettway with First-Degree Murder, Attempted Robbery, and Possession of a Fi***rm by a Convicted Felon in connection with the death of Kevin M. Ulysse.

Pettway was located and apprehended through coordination between the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office Fugitive Warrants Unit and the West Palm Beach Police Department.

King was arrested at his residence in West Palm Beach by Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office.

This resolution marks a major milestone in a case that deeply affected Ulysse’s family and the Riviera Beach community. Both departments emphasize that collaboration between law enforcement agencies is vital to solving longstanding and unsolved crimes.

“This case demonstrates the power of partnership and persistence,” said Chief Michael A. Coleman of the Riviera Beach Police Department. “Our commitment to justice does not fade with time.”

“Revisiting cold cases with fresh eyes and shared resources can bring long-awaited closure to families,” added Chief Robert Coliskey of the North Palm Beach Police Department. “We are proud of the teamwork that led to these arrests.”

The investigation remains ongoing, and additional information will be released as appropriate.

The Village of North Palm Beach recognizes Detective Trevor Davis and Sergeant Yesenia Collura for their instrumental roles in solving this case and bringing justice to the victim’s family.

Their dedication, investigative efforts, and perseverance were critical to the successful resolution of the case. Their work is a reflection of the professionalism and commitment of the North Palm Beach Police Department, under the leadership of Major Lou Pearson and Deputy Chief Angela Dallesandro.

24/09/2026

UPDATE: He has been found safe. Thank you to everyone who shared the post and helped spread the word.

The North Palm Beach Police Department is asking for the community’s assistance in locating a missing endangered adult.

We are asking residents and businesses to please check any home or business security cameras for Wednesday, September 23, 2026, between 11:15 AM and 12:15 PM for the individual pictured.

He was last known to be wearing:
• Black T-shirt with yellow writing that reads “Plant a Seed Ministries”
• Blue shorts
• Blue shoes

He is in his 40s, has a brown beard, and is balding.

If you see him please contact law enforcement. Any sightings should be reported to the North Palm Beach Police Department non-emergency line at 561-848-2525.

If you locate him on your security camera footage, please contact Detective Mize at [email protected]