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Los Angeles County is home to countless diverse communities, many of whom have fled hatred and persecution elsewhere; it must never become a place where hate is permitted or encouraged to become entrenched.

The annual analysis of hate crimes released by the Los Angeles County Commission on Human Relations (LACCHR) indicates that 1,355 hate crimes occurred in 2024 in Los Angeles County. This shocking number represents the second- highest rate since the report began. Within the Department’s jurisdiction, there has been a 15.4% year-to-date increase in hate crimes and hate incidents over the previous year.

These are more than statistics. These are local community members living in fear simply because of who they are, how they worship, or who they love.

Today we reiterate: Sheriff Robert G. Luna and the men and women of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department unequivocally condemn hate in all its forms. We stand with all the communities that call Los Angeles County home, and we take their concerns seriously. It is the policy of this Department to safeguard the rights of all individuals.

LASD has 28 Hate Crime Coordinators, one at each patrol station and others in our Major Crimes Bureau Hate Crime Task Force. Today, Sheriff Luna joined local leaders and representatives of the Human Relations Commission to reemphasize our Department’s staunch commitment to addressing hate crimes.

Our Department cannot investigate what we are not aware of, and we cannot hold offenders accountable without your help. The community is encouraged to come forward and report instances where hate may be a factor in victimization. It’s important to note that immigration status has no bearing on investigations by our Department, whether related to hate or otherwise. While there is a distinction between hate crimes and hate incidents, our Department takes reports regarding both.

When reporting a hate crime or hate incident, visit LASD.org/transparency/hate crime for more information. To contact an LASD Hate Crime Coordinator, please contact your local LASD Station and ask to speak to the Station Hate Crime Coordinator, or an investigator from the Station’s Detective Bureau.

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Los Angeles County is home to countless diverse communities, many of whom have fled hatred and persecution elsewhere; it must never become a place where hate is permitted or encouraged to become entrenched. The annual analysis of hate crimes released by the Los Angeles County Commission on Human Relations (LACCHR) indicates that 1,355 hate crimes occurred in 2024 in Los Angeles County. This shocking number represents the second- highest rate since the report began. Within the Department’s jurisdiction, there has been a 15.4% year-to-date increase in hate crimes and hate incidents over the previous year. These are more than statistics. These are local community members living in fear simply because of who they are, how they worship, or who they love. Today we reiterate: Sheriff Robert G. Luna and the men and women of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department unequivocally condemn hate in all its forms. We stand with all the communities that call Los Angeles County home, and we take their concerns seriously. It is the policy of this Department to safeguard the rights of all individuals. LASD has 28 Hate Crime Coordinators, one at each patrol station and others in our Major Crimes Bureau Hate Crime Task Force. Today, Sheriff Luna joined local leaders and representatives of the Human Relations Commission to reemphasize our Department’s staunch commitment to addressing hate crimes. Our Department cannot investigate what we are not aware of, and we cannot hold offenders accountable without your help. The community is encouraged to come forward and report instances where hate may be a factor in victimization. It’s important to note that immigration status has no bearing on investigations by our Department, whether related to hate or otherwise. While there is a distinction between hate crimes and hate incidents, our Department takes reports regarding both. When reporting a hate crime or hate incident, visit LASD.org/transparency/hate crime for more information. To contact an LASD Hate Crime Coordinator, please contact your local LASD Station and ask to speak to the Station Hate Crime Coordinator, or an investigator from the Station’s Detective Bureau.

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Deposit funds online for Inmates

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Effective Monday July 28, 2025, the Sheriff’s Department in conjunction with Access Corrections will now begin receiving deposits online for your loved ones. LASD regulations require the use of a valid residential address: P.O. BOX…

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