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🚨An Open letter to the CodeThreeNews Community:
One year ago today, I started this journey not knowing if anyone would care.
Today, I am sitting here with a full heart, humbled by the fact that so many of you do.
One follow turned into hundreds, then thousands. People began sharing our reports, sending tips, trusting us with information from their neighborhoods, and helping get the word out when something was happening around them. People I had never met took the time to support something I was building from the ground up.
I may have started this account, but I did not build this community alone. You helped build it with me, and I want you to know that I will never forget that.
I grew up in Boyle Heights. I know what these communities mean to the people who call them home. My years in law enforcement gave me another perspective on the work, the responsibility, and the reality behind what we hear on the radio. Those experiences helped shape the mission, but it is the people who have supported this journey who have given it a life of its own.
My promise to you is not perfection. My promise to you is that I will continue to strive for accuracy, transparency, and accountability, because the people who trust this page deserve nothing less.
To every person who follows us, thank you.
To everyone who reposts our reports so someone else can be informed, thank you.
To the people who send tips, share what they see, and trust us with information from their neighborhoods, thank you.
To those who check in on me personally, ask how I’m doing, encourage me when things get difficult, and remind me why I started, thank you.
To the people who have defended us when we were criticized, stood beside us when things got uncomfortable, and believed in our intentions even when it would have been easier to walk away, I hope you know how much that has meant to me.
Some of you have been here since day one. Others found us yesterday. It doesn’t matter when you arrived. If you’ve given CodeThreeNews even a moment of your time, there are no words to tell you how thankful I am.
And to @Noticiasenlacalle, thank you for being part of this journey and for helping show what independent voices can accomplish when they work together.
I know there is more to do. There are more stories to tell, more communities to serve, and more ways to grow. I don’t know exactly where the next year will take us, but I know what I will carry into it; determination, transparency, and gratitude for every person who has helped make this possible.
I will never be too proud to admit a mistake, too big to listen, or too busy to appreciate the people who made this journey worthwhile.
And I will never forget that behind every number on a screen is a real person who chose to give a man with a scanner, a phone and a lot of time on his hands, a chance…
To everyone who has been part of the first year of CodeThreeNews: from the bottom of my heart, THANK YOU.
🚨#BellGardens: New video reportedly shows a student fleeing from police outside Bell Gardens High School this morning, following reports that officers located an additional armed student on campus.
🚨#BellGardens High school is on lockdown at this hour after reports of an armed student on campus. Three have been detained according to KTLA. All students appear to be safe at this time.
❗️#SouthLA Barricaded suspect update: The suspect, believed to be a female, is still inside the RV refusing to come out. Officers have nearby streets closed.
🚨#BreakingNews: LAPD Officers are requesting CHP to Shut down the SB 5 FWY at Los Feliz. Officers were working a jumper, and the subject is now down in lanes on the freeway. Requesting an RA.
🥴What the hell is going on in the last few minutes #LosAngeles: Man swinging a machete around in Skid Row, Dude throws a spatula and knife” at a restaurant employee in Downtown, Man swinging a “Frying Pan” at people in Leimert Park… Is it raining yet?…
🚨#BoyleHeights: LAPD is on scene in the 3600 block of Percy Street, for a subject armed with a rifle. Officers have confirmed via radio traffic that the suspect is in fact armed, and possibly entered a nearby home.
🚨#UPDATE: The FAA has issued a Temporary Flight Restriction (TFR) over the hazardous chemical leak in North Toledo, Ohio.
The restriction covers a 3-nautical-mile radius around the incident site as the chemical continues to vent into the air.
Firefighters were unable to contain the leak, and officials have decided to let the chemical reaction run its course rather than risk sending crews back in. The tank contains glycidyl methacrylate, an industrial chemical, and officials are continuing to monitor conditions.
Residents within 1 mile were ordered to evacuate, while those within 3 miles were told to shelter in place.
Official FAA restriction: https://t.co/GTpxoZ4qIq
BREAKING 🚨🚨
#Anaheim / #California
The targeted ICE Raids are continuing this week, with agents and officers seen conducting enforcement operations in both Anaheim and Garden Grove this morning. People have been taken into custody.
🚨#SanDiego Update: SEXUALLY VIOLENT PREDATOR FOUND DEAD AFTER WEEKS-LONG SEARCH
Merle Wakefield, 69, a state-designated sexually violent predator, was found dead Monday morning, October 19, in a riverbed near the 4800 block of Fairmount Avenue in San Diego.
Authorities had been searching for Wakefield since September 25, after he reportedly removed his GPS monitoring device while working in Rancho Bernardo and went missing from California’s Conditional Release Program.
According to authorities, Wakefield had prior convictions for lewd or lascivious acts involving a child under 14 by force.
The San Diego County Medical Examiner’s Office positively identified his body.
🚨 ¡Tensión en Bell Gardens! Dos jóvenes huyen tras presunta pelea con arma en una escuela.
🚨 Tension in Bell Gardens! Two youths flee after an alleged school altercation involving a weapon.
#BellGardens#ÚltimaHora#BreakingNews#noticiasenlacalle
🚨#LosAngeles: 5 ARRESTED IN BURGLARY INVESTIGATION
LAPD’s Robbery-Homicide Division arrested five suspects linked to residential burglaries in Tarzana, Woodland Hills and Downey in February 2026.
Detectives seized weapons, ammunition, masks, gloves, handheld radios, Wi-Fi jammers and two vehicles.
Investigators believe there may be additional victims and are asking anyone with information to contact the LAPD at (213) 486-6840.