Detective David Jones

Detective David Jones

Detective David Jones is a veteran member of the Baltimore Police Department with over 40 years of dedicated service. Known affectionately as "Officer Dave Jones" during his time patrolling the Central District, he began his career on the streets building community ties. Rising through the ranks to detective, he has earned a place in the department's Hall of Fame for his lasting impact on policing and the community. In 2023, he was named Officer of the Year by the Baltimore Police History Site for his persistence and thoroughness, including helping reunite a lost person with special needs with their family. His long career reflects resilience, compassion, and a commitment to serving Baltimore's residents. Jones exemplifies the quiet dedication that defines many lifelong public servants in law enforcement. On top of everything he has done in his career, retired detective Kenny Driscoll says, having worked with Det. Jones, one thing Ken can say is, on top of being an all-around nice guy, Dave is also good police.

Detective David Jones has worked with the Baltimore Police Department for more than 40 years.

“I definitely found my niche in life. I wouldn’t change it. I wouldn’t change a thing,” he says.

Hear how this West Baltimore native went from the city streets to becoming a highly decorated member of the BPD. 



 Detective David Jones has served with the Baltimore Police Department for over four decades and has described the job as where he “found [his] niche in life,” indicating a long-term commitment to the agency.

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