During a recent city council meeting, members of the Durham Police Department and the 911 Communications team were recognized for their exemplary efforts in a critical incident involving a missing child. Dwayne McIntyre, a member of the 911 team, expressed gratitude for the acknowledgment and shared relief that the child was safely returned home.

Corporal Harton, from the Special Victims Unit, and Sergeant Talisa McClain, who led the response in District 4, both highlighted the collaborative efforts of their teams in ensuring the child's safe return. Corporal Day, another key responder, also expressed appreciation on behalf of the organized crime division and the selective enforcement team.

Randy, the director of 911 Communications, praised the dedication of his staff, including several team members who played crucial roles during the incident. He emphasized the importance of teamwork among law enforcement and social services, which contributed to the successful outcome.

The council members expressed their gratitude, with one member noting the often-overlooked heroism of first responders. The meeting underscored the city's appreciation for the hard work and commitment of those who serve in emergency response roles, reinforcing the vital role they play in community safety.