Detective Fred Cianci has served White Plains for over 17 years, specializing in crisis intervention, de-escalation, officer training, and mental health outreach. A highly trained FBI-certified instructor and negotiator, he combines expertise with compassion, working to build trust and connect people in crisis to vital resources. By his side is
Police Blotter 09/14/25-09/20/25. A total 47 bookings over this time. Below is a brief selection of arrests that occurred. 9/14 / 285 Mamaroneck Av. – a 32-year-old, Yorktown Heights man was charged with DWI. His car was impounded and he was released with a future court date. 9/14 / 11
The White Plains Police Department and The Thomas H. Slater Center partnered together to conduct a four-week summer program called the Police Empowering Youth program. During this initiative police officers worked with local youth to build positive relationships. The program focused on developing essential skills through classroom discussions and community
As summer draws to a close and children start heading back to school, family life can get pretty hectic. It’s important to remember – and share with your children – some key tips that will help keep them safe and healthy throughout the school year. School Bus Safety STOP FOR SCHOOL
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Retired Detective Rick Lee. Rick honorably served the White Plains Police Department for 24 years, following in the footsteps of his father, Kenneth Lee, who also served as a detective with the WPPD. Throughout his distinguished career, Detective Lee
It is with deep regret that the Department announces the passing of active Police Officer Pasquale Barile, who passed away last night from a medical emergency. Pasquale (PJ) Barile was a six year veteran of the police department and was most recently assigned to our Neighborhood Initiatives Unit. Our deepest
