Irmo’s law enforcement community is proud to announce that Police Chief Bobby Dale has successfully completed the prestigious one-week FBI National Command Course. This accomplishment marks a significant milestone in Chief Dale’s career and underscores his commitment to professional development and service to the community. The FBI’s National Command CourseContinue Reading
Lexington-Richland School District Five and the Irmo Police Department are proud to announce a new collaboration aimed at better serving families within the district. As part of this partnership, police officers are now equipped with information about the district’s Ready By Five program, enabling them to provide valuable support whileContinue Reading
On May 4, 2024, Irmo Police arrested Frankie Campbell-Provo, (55) and charged her with Unlawful Conduct Toward a Child. Around 7:40 pm, Irmo Officers were called to the Irmo Community Park, located at 7507 Eastview Drive, for an abandoned child. The caller was a concerned citizen who told Officers theyContinue Reading
Irmo Police Chief Bobby Dale has announced the following promotions and transfers. Sergeant Brett Mielke transferred to the Community Services Division. He joined the Irmo Police Department in June 2014 and previously served in the Patrol Division. Corporal Charles Black was promoted to Patrol Sergeant. He joined the Irmo PoliceContinue Reading
A former Richland County Coroner was busted by the Irmo Police Department for holding illegal gambling games next to a children’s day care center. Gary Watts (67) of Chapin, Adam Watts (28) of Chapin, and Daniel Schaffer (53) of Lexington were charged with (Keeping Unlawful Gaming Tables). Seven other individuals were charged withContinue Reading
Dwight Anthony Powell, 42, of Saluda, has been convicted in Lexington County General Sessions Court after a trial. Powell was found guilty by a Lexington County jury of Burglary – Second Degree (violent) and Attempted Grand Larceny, with a value exceeding $10,000. Circuit Court Judge Walton J. McLeod IV sentencedContinue Reading
Residents at Coopers Trace in Irmo received boxes filled with edible, non-perishable food items from the Irmo Police Department. This initiative is part of Serve & Connect, a Columbia-based non-profit organization working to strengthen positive relationships between police officers and the communities they serve. The program, known as Greg’s Groceries,Continue Reading
The Irmo Police Department has arrested Daquan M. Williams (35) of Irmo, in connection to a violent assault. On March 6 around 7 am, Irmo officers responded to a call in which the victim stated they’d been raped. The victim, who’s identity will not be released, told officers a manContinue Reading
Chief Bobby Dale is announcing the termination of an Irmo Police Officer. An investigation was opened by IPD’s Internal Affairs this morning after receiving information that Officer Lee Haley was involved in removing political signs that were recently reported as stolen this week by candidate Gabriel Penfield. The investigation determinedContinue Reading
The Irmo Police Department extends its gratitude to Brian Pena, who has spent the last 5 years delving into the history of Irmo Police Chiefs. Brian’s unparalleled historical research has been a labor of love, culminating in a remarkable contribution unveiled at the recent Irmo Town Council Meeting. During theContinue Reading
By Al Dozier The Irmo Town Council heard a special presentation at the January 16 meeting honoring the town’s past police chiefs. A framed picture showing headshots of all of the town’s past police chiefs was presented to the council by Brian Penna, a long-time local businessman who had closeContinue Reading