Captain Robbie Hahn is retiring from the Evansville Police Department after serving 35 years and 13 days. Hahn started his law enforcement career with the Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s Office for 3 years before getting hired on EPD. Hahn has worn many different hats throughout his many years in law enforcement.
After spending several years in motor patrol, Hahn transferred to the Narcotics Unit. He was fortunate enough to serve as the Drug Detection Canine Handler for 10 years with 2 great dogs, Brodie and Rowdy. His first K9 partner Brodie, died in the line of duty.
Hahn was eventually promoted to the rank of Sergeant and served as a supervisor in both Patrol and Narcotics until he was appointed to Assistant Chief in 2004.
Hahn held the position of Assistant Chief for 8 years. During his time as Assistant Chief, Hahn was one of the founding members of the Evansville Police Foundation and served on the board for several years.
After his time as Assistant Chief, Hahn was promoted to Lieutenant and became the supervisor over Investigations. In 2023, Hahn was promoted to the rank of Captain and was assigned to the Personnel & Training Unit.
Hahn has been a proud member of the West Side Nut Club since 2019. He has spent many hours working at the Fall Festival over the years as a police officer and Nut Clubber!
Hahn will be spending his retirement time with his family and his new dog, Sammy. He also enjoys competing in BBQ contests and plans to spend more time winning! Captain Hahn wanted to extend his thanks to all and said he was able to live his dream.
Thank you, Captain Hahn, for your many years of service to the Evansville Police Department and the citizens of Evansville!
