Quincy Police Department

On Sunday, October 18, 2020, Officer Rolfsen was working in the West Quincy section of the city along with his canine partner Archer. At approximately 12:05pm, Officer Rolfsen randomly queried a black Volkswagon Jetta, which listed as revoked for insurance purposes. At this time, Officer Rolfsen activated his emergency blue lights and sirens and conducted a motor vehicle stop in the area of 277 Copeland St.

Colleen Orsburn was 15 years old when she disappeared from her home in Daytona Beach on March 14, 1984. One month later, a young woman’s remains were found partially buried in a field in Orange County Florida. Due to the limitations of technology at the time, the remains went unidentified for nearly 27 years. In 2011, the Medical Examiner’s Office utilized new technology and was able to successfully identity Colleen Orsburn.

Mr. James Bouchie was killed on Saturday, July 18, 2020, when his wheelchair was struck while he crossed Quincy Ave.

Officer Roger White Retired July 8th. Please join us in wishing Officer Roger White a happy and healthy retirement! Roger began his career in 1987 at Randolph Police Department where he became their first DARE Officer. In 1994, he transferred to the Quincy Police Department.

The Quincy Police Dept regrets to announce the passing of retired Sgt. James E. “Jim” Buhl, Jr., who died peacefully, Wednesday, July 8, 2020, at home, in the comfort of his loving family.

We are happy to announce that we will once again be offering child car seat installations and inspections as a free service to both residents and non-residents.

Once again, the Boston Law Firm, Breakstone, White & Gluck has graciously donated over 200 bicycle helmets to the Quincy Police Department. The donation comes as part of their 2020 Project KidsSafe campaign.