Captain
John Hocking
(310) 510-0174
215 Sumner Ave. Avalon, CA 90704
Serving the areas of: Santa Catalina Island, City of Avalon, Ocean Waters between the islands and mainland Southern CA, San Clemente Island.
(310) 510-0174
215 Sumner Ave. Avalon, CA 90704
Serving the areas of: Santa Catalina Island, City of Avalon, Ocean Waters between the islands and mainland Southern CA, San Clemente Island.
Captain
John Hocking
#MissingMonday Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department’s Missing Persons Unit Investigators are asking for the public’s help locating Mary Elsie Spears She was last seen leaving her home on the 44600…
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Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Mental Evaluation Team (MET) responded to City of Long Beach regarding a critical missing person.
The patient with Schizophrenia, walked off from a treatment facility in the Long Beach area. The patient had not been seen for 40 minutes prior to MET deputies’ arrival. He was reportedly wearing his issued “LA Found” program bracelet in good working condition.
MET responded to conduct the ground search using “Project Lifesaver” tracker equipment. Shortly after “Air-8” joined in the search, the helicopter picked up the signal from the patient’s wristband. Working together, the helicopter crew and MET personnel located the man in about 20 minutes.
This is the seventh successful location of a critical missing person since the “LA Found” program began in September of 2018.
Great job for everyone involved in locating the patient and bringing that person back safely.
Thank you
**Update** The burglary suspect pictured has been apprehended. Outstanding work!
Palmdale Station would like to thank the public for their assistance.
#AV411 #palmdalestation #lasd
#BearGoesEverywhere visited Biscailuz Center Academy Training in Los Angeles to see our future Bears in training. #LASD @joinLASD https://t.co/fsFk7LU2ur
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#BearGoesEverywhere visited Biscailuz Center Academy Training in Los Angeles to see our future Bears in training. #LASD @joinLASD https://t.co/KPJ03SQ83O
#FraudFriday #LASD warns consumers of the #surveyscam with promises of discounts and gift cards.
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Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Mental Evaluation Team (MET) responded to City of Long Beach regarding a critical missing person.
The patient with Schizophrenia, walked off from a treatment facility in the Long Beach area. The patient had not been seen for 40 minutes prior to MET deputies’ arrival. He was reportedly wearing his issued “LA Found” program bracelet in good working condition.
MET responded to conduct the ground search using “Project Lifesaver” tracker equipment. Shortly after “Air-8” joined in the search, the helicopter picked up the signal from the patient’s wristband. Working together, the helicopter crew and MET personnel located the man in about 20 minutes.
This is the seventh successful location of a critical missing person since the “LA Found” program began in September of 2018.
Great job for everyone involved in locating the patient and bringing that person back safely.
Thank you
#BearGoesEverywhere visited Biscailuz Center Academy Training in Los Angeles to see our future Bears in training.
The pre-academy has been in place for more than 12 years. It was implemented to provide an opportunity for those in the testing process to better prepare and get a glimpse of academy life. It includes physical training sessions, tours of the facility, and discussions on nutrition, stretching, proper injury prevention techniques, and tips for success while in the academy.
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Training Bureau holds the pre-academy classes twice a week after hours both at the BC Training site and the College of the Canyons academy campus in Santa Clarita.
The LASD Training Bureau currently has 143 sworn members and 51 professional staff members assigned to the Bureau. Those units include:
• Operations
• Advanced Officer Training
• Video Production Unit
• Emergency Vehicle Operations Center (Drivers Training)
• Motor Services Detail (Motorcycle training Unit)
• Field Operations Training (Force and Defensive Tactics)
• Recruit Training (Academy staff)
• Weapons Training
• Tactics and Survival Unit (Tactical Training)
• Professional Development Unit (Leadership Training and College Programs)
• Civilian Training Unit (Training for Professional Staff members)
• Education and Training Records Unit
Interested in taking the next step in your career by joining the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department? Visit LASDcareers.org for more information, or by calling 1-800-A-DEPUTY
Until next time, everyone stay safe and look out for the Bear in your city.
#LASD
