Staff Report / Scottsdalelocal.org

The Scottsdale Police Department received positive feedback from a community member, C.Y., regarding the actions of Officers Lee and Attarpour during a recent incident. According to a post on the department's Facebook page, the officers responded to a situation involving an individual displaying erratic behavior. C.Y. stated that their presence was reassuring and that they handled the situation with professionalism and kindness.

The officers took the time to listen to community concerns, ensuring that residents felt safe during the ordeal. C.Y. expressed gratitude for the officers’ commitment to community policing, noting their ability to defuse a tense situation effectively. The appreciation for their service highlights the positive impact of the officers on the community during this difficult time.

The Scottsdale Police Department continues to emphasize its dedication to serving the community with compassion and care.

Source: Scottsdale Police Department | Facebook

Source Type: Police

Source Location: Scottsdale

Scottsdale, AZ

https://www.facebook.com/699395592320688/posts/884932047100374

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