Left-Right: Captain Ed Ramirez (LASD),Police Administrator Jeffry Phillips (LAPD),Deputy Sonia Castro (LASD),Director Alma Burke (USC Public Safety),Deputy Chief Al Labrada (LAPD),Captain Alex Vargas (LAPD),Chief Robert Arcos (LA County DA's Office),Lieutenant Letisia Ruiz (LAPD)
Meet our LA HAPCOA Executive Board. We thank each and everyone of them during this Hispanic Heritage Month.
Learn more about HAPCOA by visiting https://t.co/8QEaVJvBCM
Left-Right: Captain Ed Ramirez (LASD),Police Administrator Jeffry Phillips (LAPD),Deputy Sonia Castro (LASD),Director Alma Burke (USC Public Safety),Deputy Chief Al Labrada (LAPD),Captain Alex Vargas (LAPD),Chief Robert Arcos (LA County DA's Office),Lieutenant Letisia Ruiz (LAPD)
Meet our LA HAPCOA Executive Board. We thank each and everyone of them during this Hispanic Heritage Month.
Learn more about HAPCOA by visiting https://t.co/8QEaVJvBCM
In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month we recognize Rudy De Leon, who joined the LAPD in 1947, later became the first Hispanic Commanding Officer in the LAPD, and is remembered for his pioneering efforts in community policing.
In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month we recognize Deputy Chief Al Labrada, who joined the LAPD in 1993. He currently serves as the Commanding Officer for Operations-Central Bureau, and also serves as the Department's Liaison with Hispanic communities.
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In recognition of Hispanic Heritage Month we honor Joseph J. Romero, who joined the LAPD in 1910. Tragically, in 1919 he became the first Hispanic officer killed in the line of duty.
Thank you to those who attended our first in person General membership meeting, great way to reconnect and welcome some new members. Together, we continue to work towards the future of law enforcement professionals.
Join us for our General Membership meeting Today September 16, 2021 from 6 to 10 PM. We welcome Author and Speaker Linden Gross. Take a tour of the Famous @LA_PoliceMuseum
On the debut of the Hispanic heritage exhibit we created in partnership with @LALEY_LAPD , the newphew of Josephine Serrano, the first Latina LAPD officer, came to @LAPDHQ to see it in person!
National Hispanic Heritage Month! We join in to celebrate and honor the history, culture, and contributions of the Hispanic community. A diverse law enforcement profession representing the communities we serve #HispanicHeritageMonth2021
On this day we remember those were lost on #911attack and those who heroically responded and served in the days that followed, we remember your service and sacrifice. We will #NeverForget911 and everyone lost.
Yesterday, HAPCOA and LALEY hosted a virtual Detective oral interview prep seminar. Plus we had a live mock interview. Thank you to our participants, we are committed to your success. #Leadership
On behalf of your @HAPCOALA board wishing a #happymothersday2021 Mother’s Day to the amazing moms. Thank you to first responders working today keeping our communities safe. Feliz Día De Las Madres, un reconocimiento especial a las Madres trabajando hoy para mantenernos seguros.
Yesterday, LALEY and HAPCOA co-hosted a virtual Lieutenant seminar to advance professional development. We take a lot of pride in our seminars to help lead the Department into 2021 and beyond. We encourage you to join LALEY for future seminars and information.#Leadership
Join @HAPCOALA for our 2nd part series discussion with @USCPrice Dr. Carol Geffner. Discussion on racism and History of Policing, February 24, 1-2 PM https://t.co/Rj8xmmCDkO
We stand together with Los Angeles Police Department’s employee organizations in solidarity in denouncing any behavior, statements, or actions motivated by prejudice, discrimination, or racism. @HAPCOALA