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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#LASD IS PROUD TO ATTEND THE SO CAL CALIFORNIA PEACE OFFICERS’ MEMORIAL. #LASD is proud to attend the So Cal California Peace Officers’ Memorial 2019 in Sacramento this week, along…
read moreDeputies set up and large containment and took to the rooftops of several buildings while attempting to locate a stolen vehicle suspect who fled on foot in the 38000 block of 10th St E.
The suspect was ultimately apprehended and charged with 10851(a) CVC and 148(a)PC.
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#CrimeTimeTuesday #LASD Homicide investigated shooting death of a woman, & the wounding of man found on Saturday, July 1, 2017. Victim’s ex-husband was arrested, and thanks to @LADA, sentenced to 40 years to life in prison https://t.co/1XkEKh4DUC
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#CrimeTimeTuesday #LASD Homicide investigated shooting death of a woman, & the wounding of man found on Saturday, July 1, 2017. Victim’s ex-husband was arrested, and thanks to @LADA, sentenced to 40 years to life in prison https://t.co/gBhTcDBenv
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#LASD Needs Help Locating #Missing Person Mitchell Cizek, 49y/o, 6’1”, 198lbs, missing since February 19, 2019 #Chatsworth. Call with ANONYMOUS TIPS 800-222-8477 or Investigators at 323-890-5500. https://t.co/lAEO3QeICy
#FraudFriday International Student Scam: #LASD Warns of Fake Feds Frightening Foreign Students:
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#BearGoesEverywhere visited the Security Staff of the Hall of Justice in Downtown Los Angeles.
The Hall of Justice was built in 1925 and opened for business in 1926.
The Hall of Justice is the oldest surviving government building in the Los Angeles Civic Center, that collection of city, county and federal buildings stretching for several blocks along Temple and First Streets in downtown Los Angeles.
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors authorized construction of the building to consolidate the County’s courts, jail facilities as well as the coroner’s office in one location.
The result was a beautiful new facility housing all levels of the county criminal justice system.
The Hall of Justice played a significant role in the criminal justice history of Los Angeles, housing such notable arrestees as “Bugsy” Siegel, Robert Mitchum, Charles Manson, and Sirhan Sirhan. The autopsies of Marilyn Monroe and Robert Kennedy were also conducted there.
For many years, the Hall of Justice was in fact an open building, with no security at any entry/exit points. Due to many violent incidents for all county buildings, a security team was formed, which is now part of the County Services Division.
The County Services Division is in charge of security at all County courthouses.
Security officers, under the supervision of a Sheriff peace officer supervisor, staff the metal detectors at courthouse entrances and provide general security for the court complex.
The Hall of Justice building is staffed by 17 security officers and three security assistants, each one of them serving as an outstanding key part of our building security.
Until next time, everyone stay safe and look out for the Bear in your city. #LASD
