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CLAYTON Law Enforcement Center
315 East Second Street
Clayton, NC 27520
Phone: 919.553.4611
Fax: 919.553.1512
Police Response --- dial 911
Email: contact@claytonpolice.org
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| Text/HTML | Man Arrested for Attempted Robbery & Threatening Police
 31-year-old Brian Robeson of Middlesex, NC has beeen arrested for attempting to rob an employee of the Wendy’s on US 70 in Clayton. At around 1:30 a.m. on May 8, 2013, the employee called 911 to report that a man jumped out from behind the dumpster area of the restaurant and tried to rob him. When the employee refused, the suspect ran away. Clayton police officers responded and were able to take the combative man into custody. Read more here. |
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| CPD NEWS AND EVENTS |  Clayton Police Go Bald for Charity|19 April 2013
Huge thanks to the members of the Clayton Police Department who agreed to shave their heads to help raise money for the 2013 Clayton St. Baldrick's event. Together these brave bald men helped raise roughly $500 for childhood cancer rearch, helping contribute to the more than $70,000 raised at the annual fundraiser at the FlipSide restaurant. Enjoy photos here.
Clayton Police Veteran Named Interim Chief| 15 April 2013
TheTown of Clayton is excited to announce the appointment of Capt. R.W. Bridges as Interim Chief for the Clayton Police Department. He started as an officer with the Town of Clayton almost 15 years ago and has worked his way through the ranks to become one of the department’s top leaders. Bridges steps into his new role current Police Chief Glen Allen retires from the department to become the new head of the State Capitol Police in Raleigh. Read more here.
 Clayton Police Lt. Recognized for Dedication to Highway Safety| 3 April 2013
The Town of Clayton and the North Carolina Justice Academy are proud to announce that Lt. Kenneth Lee Lunger Jr. of the Clayton Police Department has been awarded the Traffic Enforcement and Investigation Certificate. He becomes only the 200th officer in the entire state to achieve such recognition for officers who dedicated more than 500 hours of training and to making the highways safer for our citizens. Read more here. |
 Governor Selects Clayton Police Chief to Lead State Capitol Police|28 March 2013
It’s with both sadness and pride that the Town of Clayton announces its Top Cop has been called up to a high-ranking position in the State Capitol. After six and a half years leading the Clayton Police Department, Chief Glen B. Allen is retiring in order to be sworn in as the new chief of the North Carolina State Capitol Police. “After nearly 32 years in police work, the time has come for me to set off in a new direction,” said Allen, who joined the Clayton Police Department in September of 2006. Learn more about his incredible accomplishments in Clayton and his new important role in Raleigh here
 5 Arrested, 5 Sought In Clayton Police Drug Roundup|14 March 2013
Over the past few months, Clayton Police Detectives have been conducting undercover targeting drug dealers in town. Five people have been arrested so far in the investigation, with five more to follow. "We do these drug operations for the community,” said Clayton Police Captain Jon Gerrell. The undercover drug campaign was led by Detective Drew Medlin and Detective Mark Somerville. Read more here.  Police Investigate Possible Motorcycle Theft Ring| 13 March 2013
Clayton Yet another sport bike has been stolen in the Town of Clayton, bringing the total to 4 in less than 2 months. The latest motorcycle was taken from Parkside Apartments on Wednesday, March 13, 2013. The 2007 Honda CBR 600R was stolen from the parking lot and was valued at $8,000. Tips from the public have already helped recover one of the bikes. Keep the tips coming! Call CrimeStoppers at 919-359-TIPZ (8479). Read more here.
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The 2011 Clayton Police Department annual report provides a glimpse into activities & accomplishments of 2010. Learn more here. |
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The Clayton Police are proud to announce CALEA unanimously granted accreditation status to the department. Read more here.
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