WRPD To Host Virtual Ride Along

You are invited to patrol the streets with an officer from the Warner Robins Police Department -- via Twitter!

The Warner Robins Police Department is hosting a Virtual Ride Along via Twitter on Wednesday, March 19th from 6:00 P.M. to 12:00 A.M. 

Public Information Officer Tabitha Clark will be riding with an officer and tweeting calls for service, arrests, and anything else the officer encounters during his shift.  Some tweets will include pictures and videos.

The Virtual Ride Along is designed to give the community a glimpse into the daily life of a police officer patrolling the streets of Warner Robins.  Citizens can view the ride along by following @WarnerRobinsPD on Twitter.

PIO Clark and the officer will be taking questions during the ride along from users who mention @WarnerRobinsPD in their tweet.  They will answer questions as time permits.

The Warner Robins Police Department launched their social media platforms in March and April 2012.  The agency's Facebook has over 5,000 Likes and the Twitter account has over 1,500 followers.

WRPD Virtual Ride-Along Recap!

WRPD To Host Virtual Ride-Along This Friday!

You are invited to patrol the streets with an officer from the Warner Robins Police Department – via Twitter!

The Warner Robins Police Department is holding a “Virtual Ride-Along” via Twitter on Friday, September 13^th from 6:00 P.M. – 10:00 P.M.  Public Information Officer (PIO) Tabitha Pugh will be riding with a patrol officer and tweeting calls for service, arrests, and everything else the officer encounters during his shift.  Some tweets will include pictures and videos to give the viewer a more visual experience. 

The “Virtual Ride-Along” is designed to give the community a glimpse into the daily life of a police officer patrolling the streets of Warner Robins.  Citizens can view the ride-along by following @WarnerRobinsPD on Twitter. 

PIO Pugh and the officer will be taking questions during the ride-along from Twitter users who mention @WarnerRobinsPD in their tweet.  They will answer questions as time permits.

The Warner Robins Police Department launched their social media platforms in March and April 2012.  The Facebook account has received over 4,500“Likes” and the Twitter account has over 1,000 followers. 

Next Virtual Ride-Along Set

You are invited to patrol the streets with an officer from the Warner Robins Police Department - via Twitter!

The Warner Robins Police Department is holding their second Virtual Ride-Along via Twitter on Thursday, January 17th from 8:00 A.M. until 3:00 P.M.

Public Information Officer Tabitha Pugh will be riding with a patrol officer tweeting calls for service, arrests, and anything else the officer encounters during the shift.  Some tweets include pictures to give the viewer a more visual experience.

The Virtual Ride-Along is designed to give the community a glimpse into the daily life of a police officer patrolling the streets of Warner Robins.  Citizens can view the ride-along by following @WarnerRobinsPD on Twitter.

PIO Pugh and the officer will be taking questions during the ride-along from Twitter users who mention@WarnerRobinsPD in their tweet.  They will answer questions as time permits.

WRPD To Host Virtual Ride-Along

You are invited to patrol the streets with an officer from the Warner Robins Police Department – via Twitter!

The Warner Robins Police Department is holding the first ever “Virtual Ride-Along” via Twitter on Thursday, December 6^th from 6:00 P.M. until 2:00 A.M.  

Public Information Officer Tabitha Pugh will be riding with a patrol officer and tweeting calls for service, arrests, and anything else the officer encounters during his shift.  Some tweets will include pictures and videos to give the viewer a more visual experience. 

The “Virtual Ride-Along” is designed to give the community a glimpse into the daily life of a police officer patrolling the streets of Warner Robins.  Citizens can view the ride-along by following @WarnerRobinsPD on Twitter. 

PIO Pugh and the officer will be taking questions during the ride-along from Twitter users who mention @WarnerRobinsPD in their tweet.  They will answer questions as time permits.

The Warner Robins Police Department launched their social media platforms in March and April 2012.  The Facebook account has received over 3,200 “Likes” and our Twitter account has over 470 followers.