Captain
James Tatreau
(562) 863-8711
12335 Civic Center Dr., Norwalk, CA 90650
Serving the areas of: City of Norwalk, City of La Mirada, South Unincorporated Whittier, East Unincorporated Whittier.
(562) 863-8711
12335 Civic Center Dr., Norwalk, CA 90650
Serving the areas of: City of Norwalk, City of La Mirada, South Unincorporated Whittier, East Unincorporated Whittier.
Captain
James Tatreau
#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…
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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.
Awesome!!!!
Great job!
This is so awesome, my son is part of the LA Found program through Project Lifesaver. He wears his bracelet every day and I check it and change battery when needed. Thank you all that are involved!
**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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@SaITheGod @NorwalkLASD We’ll be having our Independence Day Pageant on Wed, July 3 from 6 to 9 pm. https://t.co/u2uJOS7aCR
Several individuals were arrested for warrants , possession of# illegal narcotics, and domestic violence. A #ex felon was also arrested for possession of pepper spray. Norwalk Station Deputies always working! #Norwalk #LaMiradaPS #Whittier
#WhileYouSlept
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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.
Awesome!!!!
Great job!
This is so awesome, my son is part of the LA Found program through Project Lifesaver. He wears his bracelet every day and I check it and change battery when needed. Thank you all that are involved!
