Chief Jordan Carter

HPD Chief Jordan Carter reaches ‘highest level of achievement’ in state program

The Journal-Record recently received correspondence from Center for Best Practices in Law Enforcement Director Kaleb Littlejohn of Jacksonville State University, a UPACE Partner.
“On behalf of the University Partnership for Alabama Continuing Education and the Alabama Association of Chiefs of Police, I take great pleasure in announcing that HPD Chief Jordan Carter has completed 240 hours of training in the ‘Certified Law Enforcement Executive Program,’” Littlejohn noted. “This is the highest level of achievement that is awarded through this program.

Hamilton chamber serves up awards for Dinner on First


Hamilton Area Chamber of Commerce President Ethan Mattingly, right, presents Hamilton Police Chief Jordan Carter with the “Citizen of the Year” award during “Dinner on First. >
HAMILTON — The Hamilton Area Chamber of Commerce held its annual “Dinner on First” awards banquet on April 18 on First Avenue in downtown Hamilton.

Reno 911: Escaped inmate recaptured within 24 hours


Chief Carter addresses DOC communication delay, Pictured is Ricky Brandon Reno
HAMILTON — The Hamilton Police Department, with assistance from the Hackleburg and Bear Creek police departments, as well as the Alabama Department of Corrections (DOC), arrested Rickey Brandon Reno after he escaped from work release on Tuesday morning, April 16.

Multi-county chase ends in arrest


Police blocked in Goodwin’s vehicle, which didn’t have a license plate, after he crashed on a four-wheeler trail.
HAMILTON — Jerald Goodwin, 38, of Hamilton, was arrested and charged with felony attempting to elude on Friday morning, Feb. 9, after leading Hamilton, Hackleburg and Franklin County police on a lengthy pursuit.