Plano Police Department

Yes, but they will dismiss all the charges after the news starts calling them.

No, the Plano police reward evil and punish good.

yes it is policy as shown on previous body cams

I respect every honest, law-abiding law-enforcement officer. But, I do NOT "back the blue" when they intentionally violate US citizens Constitutional Rights. American citizens have not voted in favor of, nor do we consent to, a dishonest and/or "Police State!" Thank God for video evidence & protection. Blatant, corrupt accusations, intentional escalation & their questionable mental health need to power trip & bully American citizens...is disturbing, concerning & very dangerous to the public. You, their police department, have the easy-to-use ability to educate the officers who choose not to think rationally. Are they not receiving adequate training to be able to safely & lawfully perform their duties while upholding our US Constitution? I no longer automatically trust police officers. You can hold all corrupt officers accountable for that.

Ah, but even when you do nothing wrong the police will fabricate something.

That’s a felony

This is not the place for your question. If you live in Plano, call 972-941-2112 during normal business hours and someone can answer your question correctly.

https://www.plano.gov/1529/Online-Police-Reporting or just Google Plano Police online reporting

At this time the plano police department can try it right to see it call 911 is pick up today my friend:)

Plano Police has nonemergency phone number that you can Google and they may be able to tell you more. Dallas does not.

Get the number and report it to the local Police Department as well as the (Dallas) FBI office. Also, there is a link, in the IRS website that you can report that number to as well. Its the Treasury Department's fraud reporting site.

Department of Publuc Safety website or the DPS office in Garland, Texas

That's more of a scam unless you actually gave them your SSN. To report Scams and Fraud: https://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov/#crnt If you actually suffer a loss and you are a resident of the City of Plano call the non-emergency number (972-424-5678).

Nope, but you can see Collin County inmates at https://apps.collincountytx.gov/JudicialRecords/Inmate/SearchResult

Unfortunately that is not a police matter. You have several options of listening to the call to see if you can opt out, contacting your phone provider to see if they can assist you, contacting the Federal Trade Commission who take complaints and run the do not call list 1-888-382-1222 and or the Consumer Protection Agency. Note they may not be in the office until the government shutdown is over.....FYI

to pay a ticket or options for a ticket you have to go to the door on the side of 15th street where the court is or leave a payment at any time in the box in the jail lobby. Court closes at 4:30

You should go by the DPS Driver's license office at W. Parker and Custer Rd behind the O'Reilly's to get a handbook.

No the Plano Police can not do finger prints for CHL/LTC permits or renewals

This is one way to do it from home and not wait for someone to pick up the phone: https://www.plano.gov/884/Compliment-Complaint

M thru f is 6am to 930pm. Sat is from 8am to 9pm and sunday is 8am to 5pm. Officer Tilley is a good contact.

Was it blinking red? They direct traffic if the light is out, but drivers are supposed to know blinking red light turns it to a 4 way stop.

You can also go directly to the station and request to speak to him. They are very helpful.

Yes

If you want any information, i suggest making a trip up there to talk to someone in person. Thats the best way to get answers promptly

I recommend going to the police station and talking to a police officer