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'Apoll II' to help police sniff out drugs in Bluffs.
Council Bluffs Police Patrolman Scott Milner started work Wednesday with this dog, "Apoll II," the newest addition to the Council Bluffs Canine Corps. The German Shepherd is trained to detect illegal drugs. "Apoll II" is the police department's…
Bicycle Riders to Have Own Police Corps; New Club Has 250 Charter Members;
Bicycle Riders...gather at Community hall to join their new club.
Chaplain listens to policemen's joys and sorrows
As chaplain for the Council Bluffs Police Department, the Rev. Ian Hoover provides a listening ear for officers and their families, and also aids in crisis situations. Nonpareil photo by Stever Glowacki.
{On reverse of photo: "the Rev. Ian…
{On reverse of photo: "the Rev. Ian…
Council Bluffs Police Department Photos
Formal photo of 23 police officers and detectives, ca 1890
Council Bluffs Police Department Photos
Police officer sitting on picnic table, with his police dog. On reverse of photo:
"File--
Council Bluffs Police Dept.
Police Patrolman
Greg Becker
and Dux"
Stamped date: ENTERED JUL 8 1992
"File--
Council Bluffs Police Dept.
Police Patrolman
Greg Becker
and Dux"
Stamped date: ENTERED JUL 8 1992
Police Department Make 9,731 Arrests; Revenue in Fines Is More Than $28,000!
Crime doesn't pay in Council Bluffs. Breaking and entering dropped of 27% in the last fiscal year.
Police Department Make 9.731 Arrests; Revenue in Fines Is More Than $28,000!
Nerve Center of police system is this switchboard, through which complaints are received and dispatched to cruiser cars.
Police Department Makes 9,731 Arrests; Revenue In Fines Is More Than $28,000!
Identification File contains complete information on 25,000 criminals.
Police Department promotes 3 officers
Timothy Vogel
Police dog succumbs to heat
Council Bluffs Police Patrolman Mark Alba and Verro, a track dogs, are pictured during a search for an armed-robbery suspect in a field south of Crescent last month. Verro died of stress and heat exhaustion after his paw became caught in a fence at…
Two police officers promoted
Jerry Roth
Women police officers no longer a surprise
Officer Carolyn Cates: "I used to get a lot more (stares). I don't know if they thought it was a guy needing a haircut or what."
Women police officers no longer a surprise
Police office [sic] Jan Rocher: "At first, people were surprised; they'd do a double-take, but not it's a common thing and no one thinks anything of it."