Hendersonville Police Department
Coverage of Hendersonville Police Department in the Nexus archive.
- Hendersonville Police Department bike unit gets a fresh start thanks to Eagle Scout project
Eagle Scout Logan Frost transformed a cluttered storage room into a functional workspace for the Hendersonville Police Department's struggling bike unit, helping it recover from setbacks caused by the pandemic. The renovation, part of Frost's Eagle Scout project, led to improved organization and attracted new members to the unit.
- ‘They need to be caught’: Driver flees after striking teen pedestrian in Hendersonville; Neighbors concerned
A 15-year-old sustained a serious leg injury after being struck by a fleeing vehicle in a hit-and-run incident on Neverbreak Drive in Hendersonville. Police searched for the driver of a dark sedan but found no vehicle or suspect, while a neighbor criticized reckless driving and expressed concern over a lack of accountability.
- Hendersonville police seeking suspect, vehicle in hit-and-run that seriously injured 15-year-old
Hendersonville police are investigating a hit-and-run crash that seriously injured a 15-year-old. The teen was struck by a vehicle while walking on Neverbreak Drive, and the driver fled the scene. Authorities are seeking public assistance to identify the dark-colored sedan captured in surveillance footage.
- Police investigating after hoax bomb threat reported at Greenbrier park
The Greenbrier Police Department is investigating a hoax bomb threat reported at Louise Martin Park. Multiple agencies, including the Hendersonville Police Department's Explosive Detection K-9 Team, searched the park, which has been cleared of any threat.
- Hendersonville K-9 Stella uses her nose to sniff out hidden digital evidence for police
K-9 Stella, a 2-year-old dog working with Hendersonville Police Department, is trained to locate hidden digital evidence like phones and hard drives. She is part of a program with the Secret Service and National Computer Forensic Institute and also provides comfort during traumatic investigations.