Sheriff Robert Luna built his brand on the promise of integrity, transparency, and protection for the deputies he now commands. But what
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While Los Angeles County leaders continue to speak publicly about reform, transparency, and restoring trust, a far more consequential decision unfolded quietly this week, without press releases, explanation, or public scrutiny. An internal message now circulating confirms that Chief Probation Officer
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According to sources, homicide detectives were not allowed to attend the parole hearing. An appeal was filed to stop Pettis’s release and granted by Governor Newsom. The Wenger family was informed on
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On January 31st, just days before voters receive their ballots in the mail for the March primary, the LA times published an article announcing a decision by the County to issue a
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As the investigation continues in the case of six bodies found in the San Bernardino desert, law enforcement sources are indicating the killings were “cartel signature killings” likely tied to marijuana grows
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“The world is a fine place and worth the fighting for.” – Ernest Hemingway, For Whom the Bell Tolls (1940) We have all heard about the age-old concept of “fight or flight,”
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Like many others associated with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, we were left speechless this week when we learned of the unexpected death of Sergeant Danilo Castaneda. While the final results
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We’ve all heard the stories about how when people wind up in jail, they somehow “find Jesus” while behind bars, but when they finally get released, they manage to leave their savior
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A second wrongful lawsuit was filed against the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department this week connected to mandated overtime requirements at LASD patrol stations and custody divisions. The family of Deputy Arturo
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The family of murdered Palmdale deputy Ryan Clinkunbroomer filed a government claim, on Monday, November 27th against the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department and the County of Los Angeles citing forced overtime
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City, county and state officials, representatives from local law enforcement, CalTrans and stakeholders, met on November 14th at Malibu City Hall for the Emergency PCH Task Force Meeting to discuss the implementation of
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In 1997, the LA METRO Board decided to eliminate their own police force in favor of contracting law enforcement services with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department and Los Angeles Police Department.
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