Captain
(310) 605-6500
301 S. Willowbrook Ave. Compton, CA 90220
Serving the areas of: City of Compton, East Rancho Dominguez, Unincorporated Gardena, Rosewood.
(310) 605-6500
301 S. Willowbrook Ave. Compton, CA 90220
Serving the areas of: City of Compton, East Rancho Dominguez, Unincorporated Gardena, Rosewood.
Captain
#ThrowbackThursday #LASD The Search and Rescue teams function as the Sheriff’s Department’s official emergency response unit. The unit provides services to those citizens who become stranded, lost, or injured in…
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Between March, 2019 and April, 2019, an imposter posing as a Los Angeles County deputy sheriff stole thousands of dollars from numerous victims. The imposter called residents, told them he…
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#ThrowbackThursday #LASD The Search and Rescue teams function as the Sheriff’s Department’s official emergency response unit. The unit provides services to those citizens who become stranded, lost, or injured in the mountainous areas of Los Angeles County.
There are eight individual teams: Altadena Mountain Rescue Team, Sierra Madre Search and Rescue Team, Antelope Valley Search and Rescue, Malibu Search and Rescue Team, Santa Clarita Valley Search and Rescue Team, Montrose Search and Rescue, San Dimas Mountain Rescue Team and Avalon Search and Rescue Team.
Most of the team members are Los Angeles County Sheriff Reserve Deputies, while others are dedicated volunteers from the local communities to assist in search and rescue operations. All teams are under the direction of the local Sheriff’s Stations.
Because team members would go into steep and treacherous terrain, possibly at night or in the rain, it is imperative that all members are well trained. In addition to academy training, Search and Rescue Team members undergo extensive mountaineering training. Also, they must hold a current Emergency Medical Technician license and usually must live within a fifteen or twenty minute response time of the station where they serve.
Each team member is selected for his or her physical capabilities, maturity, and willingness to respond at a moment’s notice in emergency search and rescue situations. The men and women of the team are highly trained in technical rope rescue, swift water, snow and ice operations search theory and tracking.
As a part of the state of California mutual aid system, the teams also provides support search and rescue efforts throughout California and the United States.
They are ready to respond to emergency 24-hours a day, 365 days a year, to “anywhere in the wilderness that someone needs help”!
**#1951 picture from LASD museum
** Malibu search team picture from their facebook.
#ThrowbackThursday #LASD #1951 “Anywhere in the wilderness that someone needs help……” The #LASD Search and Rescue teams will be there! @MalibuSAR @MontroseSAR @AltadenaMRT @SierraMadreSAR
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#MissingMonday
#LASD Needs Help Locating #Missing Person Elizabeth Basto, 30y/o, 5’2”, 176lbs, missing since June 6, 2019 #LosAngeles. Call with ANONYMOUS TIPS 800-222-8477 or Investigators at 323-890-5500. https://t.co/XzMhovxGB7
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#ThrowbackThursday #LASD #1951 “Anywhere in the wilderness that someone needs help……” The #LASD Search and Rescue teams will be there! @MalibuSAR @MontroseSAR @AltadenaMRT @SierraMadreSAR
https://t.co/MNjKDx0keq
#MissingMonday
#LASD Needs Help Locating #Missing Person Elizabeth Basto, 30y/o, 5’2”, 176lbs, missing since June 6, 2019 #LosAngeles. Call with ANONYMOUS TIPS 800-222-8477 or Investigators at 323-890-5500. https://t.co/XzMhovxGB7
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#ThrowbackThursday #LASD The Search and Rescue teams function as the Sheriff’s Department’s official emergency response unit. The unit provides services to those citizens who become stranded, lost, or injured in the mountainous areas of Los Angeles County.
There are eight individual teams: Altadena Mountain Rescue Team, Sierra Madre Search and Rescue Team, Antelope Valley Search and Rescue, Malibu Search and Rescue Team, Santa Clarita Valley Search and Rescue Team, Montrose Search and Rescue, San Dimas Mountain Rescue Team and Avalon Search and Rescue Team.
Most of the team members are Los Angeles County Sheriff Reserve Deputies, while others are dedicated volunteers from the local communities to assist in search and rescue operations. All teams are under the direction of the local Sheriff’s Stations.
Because team members would go into steep and treacherous terrain, possibly at night or in the rain, it is imperative that all members are well trained. In addition to academy training, Search and Rescue Team members undergo extensive mountaineering training. Also, they must hold a current Emergency Medical Technician license and usually must live within a fifteen or twenty minute response time of the station where they serve.
Each team member is selected for his or her physical capabilities, maturity, and willingness to respond at a moment’s notice in emergency search and rescue situations. The men and women of the team are highly trained in technical rope rescue, swift water, snow and ice operations search theory and tracking.
As a part of the state of California mutual aid system, the teams also provides support search and rescue efforts throughout California and the United States.
They are ready to respond to emergency 24-hours a day, 365 days a year, to “anywhere in the wilderness that someone needs help”!
**#1951 picture from LASD museum
** Malibu search team picture from their facebook.
Compton Station is centrally located in the Los Angeles area. The station is easily accessible from the 105 Century Freeway to the north, the 91 Riverside/Artesia Freeway to the south, the 110 Harbor freeway to the west and the 710 Long Beach freeway to the east.
The city of Compton has a population of 98,000 living in its 10.5 square miles. The city is a balanced community, with an industrial base, residential areas and commercial centers dispersed throughout the city.
Compton Station has continued to make strides in building a better relationship with the residents of Compton. As part of our on-going efforts, Compton Station has implemented the “Town Sheriff Program.” The Town Sheriff Program consists of having a lead deputy (Town Sheriff) assigned to each of our four council districts, along with a special assignment deputy.
District: Mayor, Councilperson: Aja Brown, Town Sheriff: Sgt. Reginald Meredith rlmeredi@lasd.org W(310) 605-3553, C(323) 496-9899
District 1, Councilperson: Janna Zurita, Town Sheriff: Dep. Igancio Garcia igarcia@lasd.org W(310) 605-3552, C(310) 650-6333
District 2 Councilperson: Isaac Galvan, Town Sheriff: Dep. Michael Lennig mjlennig@lasd.org W(310) 605-3502, C(310) 650-6386
District 3 Councilperson: Tana McCoy, Town Sheriff: Dep. Rafer Owens raowens@lasd.org W(310) 605-6542, C(310) 650-6424
District 4 Emma Sharif Dep. Chad Cloud cacloud@lasd.org W(310) 605-6578, C(310) 650-6257
Town Sheriff Supervisors Email Contact info
Lieutenant (Vacant) (310) 605-6568
Sgt. Reginald Meredith rlmeredi@lasd.org W(310) 605-3553, C(323) 496-9899
La Estación de Compton, sigue cultivando una mejor relación con los residentes de Compton. Como parte de nuestros esfuerzos, la Estación de Compton ha puesto en práctica el “Programa del Sheriff del Pueblo.” El Programa del Sheriff del Pueblo consiste en tener un alguacil principal (Sheriff del Pueblo) asignado a cada uno de nuestros cuatro distritos del consejo, junto ha ellos se encuentran los alguaciles del equipo de asignación especial.
Distrito: Alcalde, Consejal: Aja Brown Sgt. Reginald Meredith rlmeredi@lasd.org W(310) 605-3553, C(323) 496-9899
Distrito 1, Consejal: Janna Zurita, Sheriff del Pueblo: Dep. Igancio Garcia igarcia@lasd.org W(310) 605-3552, C(310) 650-6333
Distrito 2, Consejal: Isaac Galvan, Sheriff del Pueblo: Dep. Michael Lennig mjlennig@lasd.org W(310) 605-3502, C(310) 650-6386
Distrito 3, Consejal: Tana McCoy, Sheriff del Pueblo: Dep. Rafer Owens raowens@lasd.org W(310) 605-6542, C(310) 650-6424
Distrito 4, Consejal: Emma Sharif, Sheriff del Pueblo: Dep. Chad Cloud cacloud@lasd.org W(310) 605-6578, C(310) 650-6257
Supervisores del Programa Correo Electronico Numero de Contacto
Lieutenant (Vacant) (310) 605-6568
Sgt. Reginald Meredith rlmeredi@lasd.org W(310) 605-3553, C(323) 496-9899
Operations:
Lt. Larry A. Waldie (310) 605-6558 lawaldie@lasd.org
Sgt. Kurtis H. Ebbinga (310) 605-6530 khebbing@lasd.org
Sgt. John L. Silverstien (310) 605-6557 jlsilver@lasd.org
(Risk Management)
Compton Service Area:
Sgt. Reginald Meredith (310) 605-3553 rlmeredi@lasd.org
(Community Relations)
Sgt. Arturo Spencer (310) 605-6579 arspence@lasd.org
(Special Assignment Office)
Detective Bureau
Sgt. Jose Sandoval (310) 605-3543 J1sandov@lasd.org
(Night Investigations/Robbery/Assault)
Sgt. Eric Johnson (310) 605-6573 ejohnso@lasd.org
(Burglary/Auto Theft)
Traffic
Sgt. Arthur Thomas (310) 605-3517 arthomas@lasd.org
Watch Commander
On Duty Watch Commander (310) 605-6505
