Frisco Police

Caught Faster Than They Could Hide Robbery Suspects Tracked Down Thanks to Smart Tech, Sharp Citizens, and Strong Interagency Teamwork On March 10th, officers were dispatched to a reported robbery at Smoke Art located at 2440 Eldorado Parkway. The store owner stated that masked suspects had pointed a firearm at him before fleeing to the west. Thanks to quick‑thinking community members who provided video of the suspects entering a blue Dodge truck, officers were able to immediately enter the vehicle information into the Flock Safety system. Even without a license plate, Flock’s technology allowed officers to search by vehicle make, model, and color, which quickly led to identifying a matching plate and getting information out to nearby agencies. Within the hour, Little Elm Police Department located the suspect vehicle, conducted a high-risk traffic, and detained the suspects. All four individuals were later arrested for their involvement in the robbery. This quick resolution was made possible through: Alert and engaged citizens Advanced Flock search tools Excellent teamwork between responding officers and allied agencies Teamwork and technology: 1 Masked getaway plan: 0

Luck is great. A safe ride home is better. Take advantage of our St. Patrick’s Day Uber voucher and celebrate responsibly. r.uber.com/RECTVGZJABR

Not all four-leaf clovers bring good luck. Celebrate responsibly, look out for each other, and let’s keep our community safe tonight.

In honor of National Animal Poison Prevention Week, remember that pets can’t tell the difference between treats and toxins. Keep these common household dangers out of paws’ reach to keep your furry friends safe. If you suspect your pet has ingested something harmful, contact your veterinarian right away.

Found a furry friend wandering around? Here’s what to do to help them get home safely.

Pedestrians are among the most vulnerable road users because they aren’t equipped with safety equipment like airbags, seat belts, and bumpers. All of us share a responsibility to follow the rules of the road and bring the number of pedestrian fatalities to zero. #EndTheStreakTX

Stay #weatheraware later today, Frisco. ⛈️The @NWSFortWorth forecasts the potential for severe storms late afternoon into overnight. Register for CodeRED alerts at FriscoTexas.gov/CodeRed. Get notifications if a warning is issued for your address. @FriscoFFD I @FriscoPD

TRAFFIC ALERT - 3/9/2026 AT 3:30 p.m. - All northbound Dallas Parkway traffic is shut down at the 121 intersection due to a large water main break. Please use caution in the area and seek an alternate route to avoid delays.

Ready to run (or walk) for a great cause? Check out the Tails & Trails 5K Run/Walk happening Saturday, April 11, 2026! Get more info by visiting facebook.com/share/p/1cHEAC… . Sign up today and help support Collin County Animal Services.

DWI doesn't just mean booze. If you feel different due to drugs and/or alcohol, you drive different. #BuzzedDrivingisDrunkDriving See a driver you believe to be intoxicated? Call 9-1-1. It takes all of us working together to keep our roadways safe. #EndTheStreakTX

Pets with microchips are 20x more likely to be reunited with their families. Get your pets chipped at your vet, shelters, and low-cost vaccine events. You can get chips scanned by Animal Services, vets, shelters, and rescues. For info, visit friscotexas.gov/131/Animal-Ser…

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Friday, March 6, 2026 CALL FOR SERVICE #: 2026-00014672 Teacher Arrested for Injury to a Child FRISCO, TX – FISD Teacher arrested for Injury to a Child. The Frisco Police Department has arrested Patricia Kemper, 54, a teacher employed at McSpedden Elementary School, following an investigation into allegations of a physical assault involving a student. Frisco ISD notified the Frisco Police Department of the assault allegations, and upon receiving the report, the department immediately opened a criminal investigation in coordination with the school district. That investigation ultimately led to Kemper’s arrest. Kemper has been charged with Injury to a Child, a 3rd degree felony punishable by two to ten years in prison and up to a $10,000 fine. After charges were filed, Kemper turned herself in to the Collin County Sheriff’s Office earlier this week. Anyone with information related to this case or similar incidents is urged to contact the Frisco Police Department at (972) 292-6010. Anonymous tips can be submitted by texting FRISCOPD and your tip to 847411 (tip411) or through the Frisco PD app. ###

There’s a difference between having a job and having a team that stands with you. At the Frisco Police Department, our strength comes from the men and women who train together, trust each other, and show up every day with purpose. If you’re looking for a career where brotherhood, service, and commitment mean something—your path starts here. Now hiring dedicated officers who want to be part of something bigger. Join the team. Build the future. Apply today: friscotexas.gov/300/Career-Opp…

With the potential for rain this weekend, keep this in mind. If your wipers are on, turn your headlights on. It’s all about seeing and being seen. Slow down, watch for standing water, and increase your following distance. #DriveFriendlyFrisco

#TrafficTipTuesday - Have a flat? "Air" on the side of caution and heed these tips for driving on a spare. *Make sure the spare is properly inflated *Drive with care (braking and traction may be affected) *Limit driving distance *Slow down

Happy Texas Independence Day, y’all! Since March 2, 1836, the spirit of Tejas, meaning friendship, has stood the test of time. Let’s celebrate by choosing kindness and being a friend to all.

Lost your furry friend? Check out our Lost and Found Pet Finder App, where you can submit your lost pet's information, and view those found by Animal Services. It's a great tool that helps reunite our four-legged residents with their hoomans! friscotexas.gov/131/Animal-Ser…

A friendly reminder...if you operate an alarm (monitored or not) at your home or business in Frisco, with the intent to summon an emergency service of the city, an alarm permit is required. That permit must be renewed annually. For more info, visit: friscotexas.gov/334/Alarm-Perm…

**Update** As of 5:00am our administrative phone line is back to normal operations. Thank you foe your patience during this time.

Frisco PD Administrative Phone Lines Temporarily Down We want to make our community aware that the Frisco Police Department’s administrative phone lines are currently experiencing an outage. Until service is restored, please use our temporary backup numbers for all non‑emergency administrative needs: 📞 972‑214‑9082 📞 972‑214‑9083 This outage does not affect 9-1-1 services. Emergency calls are operating normally. We appreciate your patience while our service provider works to resolve the issue. We will share an update as soon as the lines are back up and running. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.