LEUPP, Arizona — The Navajo Police Department Dilkon District has resolved a concerning situation involving a threatening social media post in the Leupp area. On April 12, 2025, at approximately 1:21 p.m., officers took James Walker Jr., a Leupp resident, into custody without further incident. The arrest followed an active investigation by the Navajo Police, who had been working to locate Walker after identifying him as the suspect behind the threatening post.

The investigation began when law enforcement discovered the threatening content originating in Leupp. The Navajo Police encouraged Walker to voluntarily come to the Dilkon District station to speak with officers about the matter. At the time, authorities determined there was no credible or significant threat to local schools or the broader community. However, they committed to closely monitoring the situation and providing updates to ensure public safety, reflecting their dedication to protecting residents.

The Navajo Police emphasized the importance of community involvement in resolving the incident. They extended sincere thanks to community members who reported the threatening post, noting that their actions led to a peaceful resolution. The public was urged not to share or repost such content on social media, as this can complicate investigations. Instead, prompt reporting to law enforcement allows for a quicker and more effective response to potential threats.

The Navajo Police Department highlighted the shared responsibility of ensuring neighborhood safety, especially for the most vulnerable residents. They encouraged the community to remain vigilant and report any concerns to the Dilkon District. Together, the police and community are working to build safer and stronger neighborhoods in the Navajo Nation.