On Tuesday night, November 18th, the Cullman Police Department Tactical Unit carried out a proactive, city-wide operation in support of our Patrol Division. The team focused on identified problem areas, attempted to locate individuals of interest, and worked to serve outstanding warrants. This coordinated effort was conducted in partnership with the Cullman County District Attorney’s Office. We appreciate District Attorney Champ Crocker for joining us during a portion of the operation. Thank you to all of the officers involved; your work produced strong results. Tactical Team Operation Results: • Attempted service of more than 20 warrants • 6 felony warrants served • 6 misdemeanor warrants served • 3 arrests on felony probable cause charges • 4 arrests on misdemeanor probable cause charges • 1 misdemeanor warrant pending • 26 traffic stops conducted The Cullman Police Department remains committed to proactive policing efforts that help keep our community safe. Thank you for your continued support. #CPDtacticalunit #CommunityMatters

Update: The suspect who fled the scene has been taken into custody. David Jerry Reynolds, 44, of Eva, AL, has been charged with Felony Attempting to Elude, Unlawful Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, and issued several citations. Additional charges may follow. We would like to thank the Cullman County Sheriff’s Office, along with the responding Cullman Police Department officers and our Tactical Unit, for their assistance in bringing this incident to a safe conclusion.

UPDATE: All units have cleared the scene. The suspect is still at large; however, we have identified him. At this time, we do not believe he poses a threat to the community. We will provide additional updates as they become available.

ATTENTION: Cullman Police Department officers initiated a traffic stop in town when the driver fled in his vehicle. The suspect later crashed on County Road 704 and fled the scene on foot. The Cullman Police Department and the Cullman County Sheriff’s Office are currently conducting an active search for this individual. Please avoid the area and report any suspicious activity immediately.

** Cullman Police Department Media release ** Over the past several weeks, the Cullman Police Department has responded to an organized scam operation targeting elderly individuals in the Cullman area. Suspects have been approaching elderly victims, convincing them to get into a vehicle, and transporting them to various Walmart locations. Once there, the suspects use the victims’ personal information to fraudulently open AT&T accounts and obtain new iPhones—leaving the victims responsible for substantial bills that later arrive by mail. In many cases, the suspects have abandoned the victims at Walmart with no means of returning home. On November 15, 2025, CPD Patrol Officers and Investigator Nick Watkins located the suspects at the Walmart on Olive St. SW as they were attempting to exploit another elderly woman. Kevonta Doneterrece Price and Tiffany Carter, both of Covington, GA, were taken into custody and charged with Financial Exploitation of the Elderly, 2nd Degree, and Attempted Theft of Property, 3rd Degree. Additional charges are expected as the investigation continues. The Cullman Police Department urges the community to speak with elderly family members, friends, and neighbors about common scams designed to target vulnerable individuals. This investigation remains ongoing. If you or someone you know has been a victim of a similar scheme, please contact The Cullman Police Department at 256-734-1434.

The Cullman Police Department is proud to support The Liberty Learning Foundation and its mission to teach our young students the importance of being engaged, responsible Super Citizens. Students from Cullman Primary, East Elementary, and West Elementary gathered on Friday to celebrate the program and pledge to carry these values into their daily lives. We were also honored to see Major Intae Suh recognized as a Super Citizen. His son delivered a heartfelt tribute in his honor, making the moment truly special for everyone in attendance.

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We had a great time yesterday with Cullman Youth Leadership! 👮‍♂️🚓 The group got a behind the scenes tour of the Police Department, explored one of our patrol cars, and even managed to handcuff Officer Brown! They also challenged Officer Brown and Sgt. Walker to a few friendly races in the back lot before we all enjoyed lunch together. One of the highlights of the day was a Taser demonstration by Sgt. Rob Long, where the group watched Officer Radcliff take the hit as part of his training, a safe and controlled demonstration that gave everyone a better understanding of the tools we use to keep our community safe. Opportunities like this are more than just fun, they’re a chance to build relationships with our future leaders. We believe that connecting with our youth helps strengthen trust, understanding, and respect between our officers and the community we serve. Thank you to Cullman Youth Leadership for spending the day with us, we hope you had as much fun as we did! #CommunityMatters #CullmanYouthLeadership

Congratulations to the Cullman Junior Varsity Game Day 6A state champions! Go Bearcats!

🇺🇸 Veterans Day 🇺🇸 Today, the Cullman Police Department proudly honors all who have served in the United States Armed Forces. We are forever grateful for the courage, sacrifice, and dedication of the men and women who have defended our nation’s freedoms. We also want to recognize and thank the veterans who continue to serve our community as members of the Cullman Police Department. Your commitment to duty—both in uniform for our country and now for our city—embodies the very best of service and sacrifice. To all veterans, we say thank you. Your bravery and devotion will never be forgotten. #VeteransDay #ThankYouVeterans #CullmanPD #ServiceAndSacrifice

Congratulations to the Cullman Bearcats on winning the Cheerleading State Championship. Go Bearcats!

Today, Chief Duncan had the honor of swearing in our newest officer, Officer Hank Radcliff. We’re proud to welcome Officer Radcliffe to the Cullman Police Department family and look forward to the great work he’ll do serving and protecting the citizens of Cullman. Please join us in congratulating and welcoming him to the team! 👮‍♂️ #CPDFamily

The Cullman Police Department was proud to host the Cullman County District Attorney’s Office for lunch on Friday. We appreciate the strong partnership we share and the continued collaboration between our agencies. Working together allows us to better serve and protect the citizens of Cullman, and we remain committed to ensuring justice and safety throughout our community.

Attention: If you are missing any puppies, they have been safely taken to the Cullman County Animal Shelter. Please contact the shelter to identify and claim them.

Congrats to Coach Tammy West on her first win as the new head coach of the Cullman Lady Bearcats! Go Bearcats!

The Cullman Police Department was honored to attend The Link Gala last night. We had the pleasure of sitting with members of the Cullman County Sheriff’s Office and enjoyed visiting with our dedicated Municipal Court staff and Senator Pro Tem Garlan Gudger. It was a wonderful evening celebrating community partnerships and service. #communitymatters

The Cullman Police Department asks that everyone please stay aware of the upcoming weather expected in our area over the next several days. Monitor local forecasts and be prepared for changing conditions. Remember to check on friends, family, and neighbors who may need assistance, and use extra caution when traveling. Stay alert, stay prepared, and stay safe, Cullman!

Chief Duncan was honored to attend today’s Veterans Celebration at the Omniplex. We’re incredibly proud to have several veterans serving within the Cullman Police Department — men and women who have continued their commitment to service by protecting our community. Their dedication, discipline, and sacrifice represent the very best of what it means to serve. The Cullman Police Department stands with our veterans today and every day. Thank you to all who have worn the uniform for your courage and your unwavering service to our country. 🇺🇸

This dog was found near the vet clinic on Eva Road this morning. If you recognize this dog or know who it belongs to, please contact the Cullman Police Department at 256-775-7145. The dog appears to have a possible broken leg.

The Veterans Day celebration at the Cullman Airport was a great success! We are deeply grateful for the service and sacrifice of our veterans!