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Today, Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department’s Hate Crimes Task Force hosted its annual Hate Crime Coordinator Training as part of our ongoing commitment to improving how we recognize, investigate, and prevent hate-motivated crimes across Los Angeles County.

We opened the day with welcoming remarks from Chief Jose G. Mendoza, Major Crimes Captain Calvin Mah, and Anne C. Tremblay from the Office of Constitutional Policing, reinforcing our shared commitment to accountability, professionalism, and community safety.

Our Hate Crime Coordinators from each station also joined us as we reviewed key updates on Gun Violence Restraining Orders, hate-crime investigations, and current prosecution trends.

We also participated in a Hate Crime Prevention & Community Resilience Panel featuring:

Panel Members:
• Carlos Narro, FBI Special Agent (Ret.), Expediente Rojo Project Inc.
• Commissioner Terra Russell-Slavin, Esq., Los Angeles County LGBTQ+ Commission
• Rabbi Yossi Eilfort, Magen Am
• Rev. Dr. Najuma Smith, USC Center for Religion and Civic Culture

Moderator:
• Dr. D’Artagnan Scorza, Ph.D., Director, LA County Anti-Racism, Diversity, and Inclusion Initiative (ARDI)

Their insight and expertise help strengthen our partnerships and enhance how we support communities affected by hate.

We remain committed to strengthening trust, supporting victims, and improving our readiness through education, collaboration, and continued training.

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Today, Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department’s Hate Crimes Task Force hosted its annual Hate Crime Coordinator Training as part of our ongoing commitment to improving how we recognize, investigate, and prevent hate-motivated crimes across Los Angeles County. We opened the day with welcoming remarks from Chief Jose G. Mendoza, Major Crimes Captain Calvin Mah, and Anne C. Tremblay from the Office of Constitutional Policing, reinforcing our shared commitment to accountability, professionalism, and community safety. Our Hate Crime Coordinators from each station also joined us as we reviewed key updates on Gun Violence Restraining Orders, hate-crime investigations, and current prosecution trends. We also participated in a Hate Crime Prevention & Community Resilience Panel featuring: Panel Members: • Carlos Narro, FBI Special Agent (Ret.), Expediente Rojo Project Inc. • Commissioner Terra Russell-Slavin, Esq., Los Angeles County LGBTQ+ Commission • Rabbi Yossi Eilfort, Magen Am • Rev. Dr. Najuma Smith, USC Center for Religion and Civic Culture Moderator: • Dr. D’Artagnan Scorza, Ph.D., Director, LA County Anti-Racism, Diversity, and Inclusion Initiative (ARDI) Their insight and expertise help strengthen our partnerships and enhance how we support communities affected by hate. We remain committed to strengthening trust, supporting victims, and improving our readiness through education, collaboration, and continued training.

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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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