LAPD Wives

We are a sisterhood of fun, intelligent and interesting women supporting each other in the daily challenges that come with being married to a police officer.

[LAPD Wives @LAPDWives]

A Blue Ribbon Trust Fund Account has been established. When donating please reference “Jerry Sandoval” Account 5830896942 100% of the proceeds go to family of our fallen Officer. Thank you for your support.

[LAPD Central Division @LAPDCentral]

⚠️Olympic and Santee⚠️

A white SUV operated by a masked individual and a subsequent masked passenger pulled the vehicle onto a sidewalk in front of a business and stole an ATM machine in broad daylight about an hour ago.

Anyone with cellphone video or surveillance video is asked to call Central Division Robbery Detectives.

You can also report it at LACRIMESTOPERS.

[AlMendoza @LAPDCaptMendoza]

Welcome back @LAPDPoliceChief
The men and women of @lapdhq are fortunate to have you as our leader.

[ABC7 Eyewitness News @ABC7]

#BREAKINGNEWS: All lanes of the 101 Freeway in downtown Los Angeles are closed Friday morning in both directions due to a "behavioral emergency", authorities said.

https://t.co/MkWvMhHjJA

[Crime With Bobby @CrimeWithBobby]

MISSING | 17-year-old with severe autism missing from Encino, California

Sara Nicole Castillo, 17, was last seen on Aug. 9 near the 5400 block of Zelzah Avenue in Encino, according to the LAPD. She was reported missing around 2 a.m. on Aug. 10 after her family discovered she wasn’t at home.

Police say Sara texted her father, stating she had stepped out for air but was lost and unable to find her way back.

Sara is described as a Hispanic female, 5 feet 7 inches tall, weighing 113 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes. She was last seen wearing a gray floral-patterned shirt, gray shorts, and pink sandals.

Sara is new to Los Angeles & is unfamiliar with the area. If you have any information about her whereabouts, please contact the LAPD’s Missing Persons Unit at 213-996-1800.

#breaking #missing

[Chief Jim McDonnell @LAPDPoliceChief]

Let's honor the incredible women of the LAPD who've broken barriers and continue to make invaluable contributions to law enforcement. Here's to their resilience, courage, and unwavering dedication.  #InternationalWomensDay  #WomenInLawEnforcement

[LAPD Central Division @LAPDCentral]

Wishing all a Happy New Year. As we walk into 2024, let us do so with compassion and kindness. We are here to serve and to protect.

[Michel R. Moore @LAPDChiefMoore]

With the City Council’s approval today of a multi-year contract for our people we’ve got some editing to do on these salaries. Grateful to the Council members who recognize Cops Count Police Matters.

[CAL FIRE @CAL_FIRE]

At this moment, more than 6,500 committed individuals are fighting against 10 significant wildfires across California. These firefighters are putting in continuous efforts to manage the fires and reduce their impact on the environment and the public.
To stay informed about the latest updates on these ongoing wildfires, you can visit: https://t.co/tIJmfl5Ozp

[LAPD HQ @LAPDHQ]

Every day we honor and appreciate our service members. During Military Appreciation Month we highlighted our brave men and women. But let's remember our gratitude extends beyond May. We'll never forget those who served, those serving now and those who made the ultimate sacrifice.

[LAPD HQ @LAPDHQ]

LAPD is at Saticoy Elementary School this morning. We are here to support our LAUSD partners and facilitate a peaceful and lawful exercise of constitutional rights.

Media staging at Ethel Avenue and Arminta Street.

[LAPD Operations-Valley Bureau @LAPDOVB]

The Los Angeles Police Dept celebrated the graduation of new officers on today at Elysian Park Academy. Congratulations!

[LAPD HQ @LAPDHQ]

The LAPD celebrates the spirit of inclusivity and diversity this June as we recognize Pride Month! Join us in honoring and supporting the LGBTQ+ community as we strive for equality, acceptance, and understanding.

📸: @LACity

[LAPD HQ @LAPDHQ]

LAPD WEEKLY HIGHLIGHTS

This past week, LAPD officers worked diligently to arrest criminals, disrupt crime, and invested time connecting with the community.

[LAPD HQ @LAPDHQ]

The LAPD football team went against our partners from the @LASDHQ in an epic and friendly rivalry showdown. The LAPD Centurions won by a score of 23-3. Although this was a contested battle, on and off the field, we stand united, partners in keeping all of LA safe.

@joinlapd

[LAPD Central Division @LAPDCentral]

A Blue Ribbon Trust Fund Account has been established. When donating please reference “Jerry Sandoval” Account 5830896942 100% of the proceeds go to family of our fallen Officer. Thank you for your support.

[LAPD Central Division @LAPDCentral]

Thank you. 🙏

[LAPD HQ @LAPDHQ]

Statement from Chief Michel Moore

[LAPD HQ @LAPDHQ]

Our thoughts and prayers are with the family of Officer Sandoval, his Central Area family and the men and women of the Los Angeles Police Department during this difficult time.

May God welcome Baldemar home.

MICHEL R. MOORE
Chief of Police