Irving Police Department's Shop Talk Tackles Current Issues, Part 1

Irving Police are confronting sensitive, current topics head on. Police and some community members believe a police program started a few years ago is making a big impact -- by giving barber shop and salon owners more knowledge about law enforcement. That, in turn, leads to better understanding and positive relationships.
Watch for Part 2 of this series, coming soon.

[@BPENTVDallasDFWBAM]

Right on. Prevention is the key!

[@benjaminrojas3166]

Yes it is and telling the truth opens all the doors god bless you.guys

[@MrBigarmand]

Well, I used to live in Irving (Valley Ranch part). The police were real tough. I had not so good encounters with Irving Police while I was living in Valley Ranch. One time I was pumping gas into my vehicle and there was a homeless black male nearby and the officer asked me "Is he your brother"? I said no. The Officer had a surly attitude. Another encounter was when an officer ran my auto tag and pulled me over because he thought my vehicle was uninsured. That was a lie my did have insurance. From what I heard Irving Police are very hard and rarely give warnings to motorists (75 to 80 percent of stops result in tickets).

[@jamestaylor5341]

You can just tell these cops dropped out of highschool and are completely uneducated. This is the only job someone of their intellect will ever get.