Oxnard Police Department - Facebook
WEBOxnard Police Department. 54,005 likes · 1,550 talking about this · 3,382 were here. Welcome to the official Facebook page for the Oxnard Police Department.
Oxnard Police Headquarters | City of Oxnard
WEBThe Oxnard Police Department is a medium-sized municipal agency, with 246 authorized sworn positions and 127 professional staff who provide critical support services.
"Choose Your Ride" vehicle looks like a police car in the front and …
WEBOct 11, 2023 · OXNARD, Calif.-The Oxnard Police Department has a car that begs the question; Which ride will you choose? The front end looks like a police car and the back end looks like a taxi.
Department History - Google Sites
WEBThe first patrol car was purchased in 1916. The 1917 photo of Oxnard's police force standing at Plaza Park (with the famous Oxnard Plaza Park pagoda in the background) is the earliest known...
Oxnard Police Department - Call Log
WEBOxnard Police Department. Booking log. Call log. Hate crimes log. Yesterday. Last 7 days. Last 14 days. Page 1. Rows per page:
Man suffers critical injuries after car crash in Oxnard
WEBJul 7, 2024 · OXNARD, Calif. – Oxnard Police Department officers helped a man with critical injuries to the hospital after a car crashed into him as a pedestrian at about 9:00 p.m. on Saturday. The crash...
Oxnard Police - YouTube
WEBThe official YouTube channel of the Oxnard Police Department.
Oxnard Police Department (@oxnardpolice) - Instagram
WEB26K Followers, 296 Following, 2,872 Posts - Oxnard Police Department (@oxnardpolice) on Instagram: "Oxnard Police Department - 251 South “C” Street - Oxnard, CA 93030 | Non-emergency line: (805)385-7740".
3 victims identified from weekend fatal Ventura County crashes
WEBNov 8, 2022 · Roberto Tapia Jr., 24, of Oxnard, was driving a pickup on Hueneme Road when he drove into the center median, hitting a tree and a brick wall, according to the Oxnard Police Department.
New vehicles on the way for Oxnard police - Ventura County Star
WEBMar 7, 2017 · New wheels are coming to the Oxnard Police Department, thanks to approval from the City Council to replace some vehicles in an aging fleet.