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The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department hosted a 5K Suicide Awareness & Prevention Walk/Run to raise awareness, show support for those affected by suicide, and highlight the importance of mental health resources. This event served as a reminder that suicide is not just a personal struggle but a community issue, one that we must confront together.

It is essential that we break the stigma surrounding mental health, so that individuals who are suffering feel empowered to seek help and support. No one should ever face these battles in silence.

Thank you to everyone that came and showed their support! We are Better Together!

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The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department hosted a 5K Suicide Awareness & Prevention Walk/Run to raise awareness, show support for those affected by suicide, and highlight the importance of mental health resources. This event served as a reminder that suicide is not just a personal struggle but a community issue, one that we must confront together. It is essential that we break the stigma surrounding mental health, so that individuals who are suffering feel empowered to seek help and support. No one should ever face these battles in silence. Thank you to everyone that came and showed their support! We are Better Together!

The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department hosted a 5K Suicide Awareness & Prevention Walk/Run to raise awareness, show support for those affected by suicide, and highlight the importance of mental health resources. This event served as a reminder that suicide is not just a personal struggle but a community issue, one that we must confront together.

It is essential that we break the stigma surrounding mental health, so that individuals who are suffering feel empowered to seek help and support. No one should ever face these battles in silence.

Thank you to everyone that came and showed their support! We are Better Together! ...

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A Little High – Marijuana DUI Public Service Announcement

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Marijuana has been legal for recreational use in California for a while, but you might still wonder, “How high is too high to drive?”  Turns out, even a little high is too high to drive.…

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