Heartwarming Reunion: Deputy Allison Hook Returns to West Ranch High School
Los Angeles County Sheriff`s Deputy Allison Hook recently transferred to Santa Clarita Station from Palmdale Station a few months ago. Deputy Hook holds a special connection to West Ranch High School in Valencia, as she graduated from there ten years ago. She has returned to her alma mater as the full-time School Resource Deputy (SRD).
What makes this story even more touching is the reunion with her former band teacher, who taught Deputy Hook during her time in the West Ranch High School band. This dedicated band teacher still offers musical wisdom at West Ranch High School.
Deputy Hook`s surprise appearance at the band practice took everyone by surprise. Initially, it seemed she was there to shut down the rehearsal, but to the delight of parents and students alike, Deputy Hook had a different plan – she joined the band for a musical collaboration.
This unforgettable reunion highlights Deputy Hook`s commitment and dedication to her role as a School Resource Deputy. It showcases the enduring bonds she formed at West Ranch High School. Her connection to the school will be beneficial with the hopes of making an impact on the lives of the students and faculty.
“I love the opportunity I’ve been trusted with to give back to the school that gave so much to me. I wouldn’t be where I am in this career without the discipline and fortitude, I learned through the West Ranch percussion program.” -Deputy Allison Hook
Jan 24
Heartwarming Reunion: Deputy Allison Hook Returns to West Ranch High School
Los Angeles County Sheriff`s Deputy Allison Hook recently transferred to Santa Clarita Station from Palmdale Station a few months ago. Deputy Hook holds a special connection to West Ranch High School in Valencia, as she graduated from there ten years ago. She has returned to her alma mater as the full-time School Resource Deputy (SRD).
What makes this story even more touching is the reunion with her former band teacher, who taught Deputy Hook during her time in the West Ranch High School band. This dedicated band teacher still offers musical wisdom at West Ranch High School.
Deputy Hook`s surprise appearance at the band practice took everyone by surprise. Initially, it seemed she was there to shut down the rehearsal, but to the delight of parents and students alike, Deputy Hook had a different plan – she joined the band for a musical collaboration.
This unforgettable reunion highlights Deputy Hook`s commitment and dedication to her role as a School Resource Deputy. It showcases the enduring bonds she formed at West Ranch High School. Her connection to the school will be beneficial with the hopes of making an impact on the lives of the students and faculty.
“I love the opportunity I’ve been trusted with to give back to the school that gave so much to me. I wouldn’t be where I am in this career without the discipline and fortitude, I learned through the West Ranch percussion program.” -Deputy Allison Hook
LASD TRAP & Hyundai Motors America join forces to combat vehicle theft. For vehicles without push-button ignitions & immobilizing devices, get a NO-COST anti-theft software upgrade at Antelope Valley Fair & Event Center, 2551 W. Ave. H in Lancaster, 1/26–1/28 from 8AM–5PM Fri & Sat & 8AM–2PM Sun! See your vehicle’s eligibility at HyundaiAntiTheft.com.
Jan 24
LASD TRAP & Hyundai Motors America join forces to combat vehicle theft. For vehicles without push-button ignitions & immobilizing devices, get a NO-COST anti-theft software upgrade at Antelope Valley Fair & Event Center, 2551 W. Ave. H in Lancaster, 1/26–1/28 from 8AM–5PM Fri & Sat & 8AM–2PM Sun! See your vehicle’s eligibility at HyundaiAntiTheft.com.
Don’t Drink and Drive
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department will be highly visible and out enforcing the law to protect the community during the New Year’s. Deputies will be on the road patrolling the areas looking for drivers suspected of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
Sheriff Robert G. Luna
Sheriff Robert G. Luna is the 34th Sheriff of Los Angeles County. Sheriff Luna commands the largest Sheriff’s Department in the United States, with nearly 18,000 budgeted sworn and professional staff.
Don’t Drink and Drive
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department will be highly visible and out enforcing the law to protect the community during the New Year’s. Deputies will be on the road patrolling the areas looking for drivers suspected of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
Heartwarming Reunion: Deputy Allison Hook Returns to West Ranch High School
Los Angeles County Sheriff`s Deputy Allison Hook recently transferred to Santa Clarita Station from Palmdale Station a few months ago. Deputy Hook holds a special connection to West Ranch High School in Valencia, as she graduated from there ten years ago. She has returned to her alma mater as the full-time School Resource Deputy (SRD).
What makes this story even more touching is the reunion with her former band teacher, who taught Deputy Hook during her time in the West Ranch High School band. This dedicated band teacher still offers musical wisdom at West Ranch High School.
Deputy Hook`s surprise appearance at the band practice took everyone by surprise. Initially, it seemed she was there to shut down the rehearsal, but to the delight of parents and students alike, Deputy Hook had a different plan – she joined the band for a musical collaboration.
This unforgettable reunion highlights Deputy Hook`s commitment and dedication to her role as a School Resource Deputy. It showcases the enduring bonds she formed at West Ranch High School. Her connection to the school will be beneficial with the hopes of making an impact on the lives of the students and faculty.
“I love the opportunity I’ve been trusted with to give back to the school that gave so much to me. I wouldn’t be where I am in this career without the discipline and fortitude, I learned through the West Ranch percussion program.” -Deputy Allison Hook
Jan 24
Heartwarming Reunion: Deputy Allison Hook Returns to West Ranch High School
Los Angeles County Sheriff`s Deputy Allison Hook recently transferred to Santa Clarita Station from Palmdale Station a few months ago. Deputy Hook holds a special connection to West Ranch High School in Valencia, as she graduated from there ten years ago. She has returned to her alma mater as the full-time School Resource Deputy (SRD).
What makes this story even more touching is the reunion with her former band teacher, who taught Deputy Hook during her time in the West Ranch High School band. This dedicated band teacher still offers musical wisdom at West Ranch High School.
Deputy Hook`s surprise appearance at the band practice took everyone by surprise. Initially, it seemed she was there to shut down the rehearsal, but to the delight of parents and students alike, Deputy Hook had a different plan – she joined the band for a musical collaboration.
This unforgettable reunion highlights Deputy Hook`s commitment and dedication to her role as a School Resource Deputy. It showcases the enduring bonds she formed at West Ranch High School. Her connection to the school will be beneficial with the hopes of making an impact on the lives of the students and faculty.
“I love the opportunity I’ve been trusted with to give back to the school that gave so much to me. I wouldn’t be where I am in this career without the discipline and fortitude, I learned through the West Ranch percussion program.” -Deputy Allison Hook
LASD TRAP & Hyundai Motors America join forces to combat vehicle theft. For vehicles without push-button ignitions & immobilizing devices, get a NO-COST anti-theft software upgrade at Antelope Valley Fair & Event Center, 2551 W. Ave. H in Lancaster, 1/26–1/28 from 8AM–5PM Fri & Sat & 8AM–2PM Sun! See your vehicle’s eligibility at HyundaiAntiTheft.com.
Jan 24
LASD TRAP & Hyundai Motors America join forces to combat vehicle theft. For vehicles without push-button ignitions & immobilizing devices, get a NO-COST anti-theft software upgrade at Antelope Valley Fair & Event Center, 2551 W. Ave. H in Lancaster, 1/26–1/28 from 8AM–5PM Fri & Sat & 8AM–2PM Sun! See your vehicle’s eligibility at HyundaiAntiTheft.com.
Sheriff Robert G. Luna
Sheriff Robert G. Luna is the 34th Sheriff of Los Angeles County. Sheriff Luna commands the largest Sheriff’s Department in the United States, with nearly 18,000 budgeted sworn and professional staff.
