Prince George's County Police Department

On February 8, 1982, Officer Raymond Hubbard was shot and killed when he intervened in an armed robbery while off duty at Iverson Mall.

In August 1988, Corporal Mark Kevin Murphy was shot while he attempted to force open a door during a drug raid.

[12][13][14] This resulted in the establishment of an independent monitoring group by Military Professional Resources Inc. (MPRI), a defense contractor.

On June 27, 2008, Corporal Richard S. Findley was killed by Ronnie L. White, who was driving a stolen pickup truck.

White appeared to be in good physical condition when he was arrested but died of asphyxiation while in the custody of the Prince George's County Department of Corrections.

On July 29, 2008, the PGCPD, together with the Prince George's County Sheriff's Office, raided the residence of the Mayor of Berwyn Heights.

[18] On October 23, 2008, the county and three individually named police officers were found not liable for use of excessive force by a jury after deliberating for twenty minutes.

[19] On March 9, 2010, Private First Class Tom Jensen died at Prince George's Hospital Center after being taken there following a vehicular crash.

[20] On February 3, 2012, Corporal Donald Taylor allegedly struck Ryan Dorm with the butt of his service weapon.

[22] In July 2012, Corporal Rickey Adey was indicted by a grand jury on charges of assaulting a teenaged boy during an arrest.

[23] On August 20, 2012, Officer Adrian Morris died as a result of an automobile accident on the Washington, D.C. Capital Beltway, near Route 212.

[24] In April 2014, Officer Sinisa Simic was sentenced to ten years' confinement for his protection of a gang distributing cocaine and untaxed cigarettes.

[25] In March 2021, the department hired Dallas law enforcement veteran Malik Aziz as its new chief of police.

[26] The previous chief, Hank Stawinski, resigned on June 18, 2020, following a report that found widespread patterns of racism throughout the department.

Divided into 3 regions North (Hyattsville/Beltsville), Central (Bowie/Landover), South (Clinton, Oxon HIll) Each region has its own detectives: The uniform of a PGPD officer consists of a light grey uniform shirt with PGPD patch on the sleeve, French blue pants with a black stripe, black shoes or boots, and a French blue 8 point cover.

Alternatively, PGPD officers are giving the option to wear a utility uniform on patrol consisting of navy blue pants and shirt.

Officers assigned to the Special Operations Division, Emergency Services Team (SWAT) are authorized to wear green utility uniforms.

Edward Merson, the first PGPD policeman killed on duty.
PGPD 1973 Dodge Polara patrol car in the 1970s.
Mark Murphy, a PGPD sergeant killed in 1988.
A Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor of the Prince George's County Police in February 2007.
PGPD motorcycle units in July 2012.
Ribbon worn by PGPD officers to denote prior service in the U.S. military.