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Keeping the uniform sharp🫡

@lapdrampart
@lapdpacificdivision

Keeping the uniform sharp🫡

@lapdrampart
@lapdpacificdivision

Keeping the uniform sharp🫡

@lapdrampart
@lapdpacificdivision

LAPD Patrol. The backbone of our Department.

LAPD Patrol. The backbone of our Department.

LAPD Patrol. The backbone of our Department.

LAPD Patrol. The backbone of our Department.

An LAPD Class reunion, with officers who have more experience and time on than some can describe.

Congratulations on 30 years Class 5-96🥳

An LAPD Class reunion, with officers who have more experience and time on than some can describe.

Congratulations on 30 years Class 5-96🥳

An LAPD Class reunion, with officers who have more experience and time on than some can describe.

Congratulations on 30 years Class 5-96🥳

An LAPD Class reunion, with officers who have more experience and time on than some can describe.

Congratulations on 30 years Class 5-96🥳

An LAPD Class reunion, with officers who have more experience and time on than some can describe.

Congratulations on 30 years Class 5-96🥳

An LAPD Class reunion, with officers who have more experience and time on than some can describe.

Congratulations on 30 years Class 5-96🥳

An LAPD Class reunion, with officers who have more experience and time on than some can describe.

Congratulations on 30 years Class 5-96🥳

As the sun goes down, our traffic officers stay out to handle nighttime traffic collision calls.

Remember to drive safely and watch for other drivers and pedestrians, especially when driving at night!🌃🌃🌃

As the sun goes down, our traffic officers stay out to handle nighttime traffic collision calls.

Remember to drive safely and watch for other drivers and pedestrians, especially when driving at night!🌃🌃🌃

As the sun goes down, our traffic officers stay out to handle nighttime traffic collision calls.

Remember to drive safely and watch for other drivers and pedestrians, especially when driving at night!🌃🌃🌃

On Memorial Day, we honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country.

Happy Memorial Day from the LAPD🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

This weekend, Harbor Division will be attending Fleet Week in San Pedro! If you are free for the holidays, come by to tour active ships, live music, and family activities.

Be sure to visit the LAPD booth for recruitment info andgiveaways!

📸: @lapdharb05

This weekend, Harbor Division will be attending Fleet Week in San Pedro! If you are free for the holidays, come by to tour active ships, live music, and family activities.

Be sure to visit the LAPD booth for recruitment info andgiveaways!

📸: @lapdharb05

This weekend, Harbor Division will be attending Fleet Week in San Pedro! If you are free for the holidays, come by to tour active ships, live music, and family activities.

Be sure to visit the LAPD booth for recruitment info andgiveaways!

📸: @lapdharb05

This weekend, Harbor Division will be attending Fleet Week in San Pedro! If you are free for the holidays, come by to tour active ships, live music, and family activities.

Be sure to visit the LAPD booth for recruitment info andgiveaways!

📸: @lapdharb05

This weekend, Harbor Division will be attending Fleet Week in San Pedro! If you are free for the holidays, come by to tour active ships, live music, and family activities.

Be sure to visit the LAPD booth for recruitment info andgiveaways!

📸: @lapdharb05

Join us at LA Fleet Week.
Held at Pacific Battleship Center 250 S. Harbor Blvd. Los Angeles (San Pedro), CA90731

#fleetweek #lapd #joinlapd

We are sharing this message from the LA County Department of Youth Development:

A split-second decision. Lifelong consequences. 💔 This new PSA from @countyofla, @lacountyyouth, and @street_racing_kills highlights the real cost of street racing through the story of a young man involved a crash that took the lives of his three closest friends. His message is urgent: Street Racing Kills — It’s Just Not Worth It!

👉 Watch the full video now and find resources at StreetRacingKills.org.

I joined fellow law enforcement leaders and the families of fallen officers at the 57th Annual Los Angeles County Peace Officers’ Memorial Ceremony, to honor the brave men and women from throughout Los Angeles County who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty.

For 57 years, this ceremony has served as a solemn reminder that the courage, dedication, and selflessness of our fallen officers will never be forgotten. This year, eight fallen heroes were formally added to the Memorial Wall, including two members of the Los Angeles Police Department: Patrolman Charles H. “Pat” Crow (End of Watch: June 17, 1916) and Sergeant Shiou Lih Deng (End of Watch: June 23, 2025). Their service, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment to protecting others will forever remain part of our Department’s legacy.

We stand with their families, loved ones, and colleagues as we honor their memory and ensure their sacrifices are never forgotten.

I joined fellow law enforcement leaders and the families of fallen officers at the 57th Annual Los Angeles County Peace Officers’ Memorial Ceremony, to honor the brave men and women from throughout Los Angeles County who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty.

For 57 years, this ceremony has served as a solemn reminder that the courage, dedication, and selflessness of our fallen officers will never be forgotten. This year, eight fallen heroes were formally added to the Memorial Wall, including two members of the Los Angeles Police Department: Patrolman Charles H. “Pat” Crow (End of Watch: June 17, 1916) and Sergeant Shiou Lih Deng (End of Watch: June 23, 2025). Their service, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment to protecting others will forever remain part of our Department’s legacy.

We stand with their families, loved ones, and colleagues as we honor their memory and ensure their sacrifices are never forgotten.

I joined fellow law enforcement leaders and the families of fallen officers at the 57th Annual Los Angeles County Peace Officers’ Memorial Ceremony, to honor the brave men and women from throughout Los Angeles County who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty.

For 57 years, this ceremony has served as a solemn reminder that the courage, dedication, and selflessness of our fallen officers will never be forgotten. This year, eight fallen heroes were formally added to the Memorial Wall, including two members of the Los Angeles Police Department: Patrolman Charles H. “Pat” Crow (End of Watch: June 17, 1916) and Sergeant Shiou Lih Deng (End of Watch: June 23, 2025). Their service, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment to protecting others will forever remain part of our Department’s legacy.

We stand with their families, loved ones, and colleagues as we honor their memory and ensure their sacrifices are never forgotten.

I joined fellow law enforcement leaders and the families of fallen officers at the 57th Annual Los Angeles County Peace Officers’ Memorial Ceremony, to honor the brave men and women from throughout Los Angeles County who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty.

For 57 years, this ceremony has served as a solemn reminder that the courage, dedication, and selflessness of our fallen officers will never be forgotten. This year, eight fallen heroes were formally added to the Memorial Wall, including two members of the Los Angeles Police Department: Patrolman Charles H. “Pat” Crow (End of Watch: June 17, 1916) and Sergeant Shiou Lih Deng (End of Watch: June 23, 2025). Their service, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment to protecting others will forever remain part of our Department’s legacy.

We stand with their families, loved ones, and colleagues as we honor their memory and ensure their sacrifices are never forgotten.

I joined fellow law enforcement leaders and the families of fallen officers at the 57th Annual Los Angeles County Peace Officers’ Memorial Ceremony, to honor the brave men and women from throughout Los Angeles County who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty.

For 57 years, this ceremony has served as a solemn reminder that the courage, dedication, and selflessness of our fallen officers will never be forgotten. This year, eight fallen heroes were formally added to the Memorial Wall, including two members of the Los Angeles Police Department: Patrolman Charles H. “Pat” Crow (End of Watch: June 17, 1916) and Sergeant Shiou Lih Deng (End of Watch: June 23, 2025). Their service, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment to protecting others will forever remain part of our Department’s legacy.

We stand with their families, loved ones, and colleagues as we honor their memory and ensure their sacrifices are never forgotten.

I joined fellow law enforcement leaders and the families of fallen officers at the 57th Annual Los Angeles County Peace Officers’ Memorial Ceremony, to honor the brave men and women from throughout Los Angeles County who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty.

For 57 years, this ceremony has served as a solemn reminder that the courage, dedication, and selflessness of our fallen officers will never be forgotten. This year, eight fallen heroes were formally added to the Memorial Wall, including two members of the Los Angeles Police Department: Patrolman Charles H. “Pat” Crow (End of Watch: June 17, 1916) and Sergeant Shiou Lih Deng (End of Watch: June 23, 2025). Their service, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment to protecting others will forever remain part of our Department’s legacy.

We stand with their families, loved ones, and colleagues as we honor their memory and ensure their sacrifices are never forgotten.

I joined fellow law enforcement leaders and the families of fallen officers at the 57th Annual Los Angeles County Peace Officers’ Memorial Ceremony, to honor the brave men and women from throughout Los Angeles County who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty.

For 57 years, this ceremony has served as a solemn reminder that the courage, dedication, and selflessness of our fallen officers will never be forgotten. This year, eight fallen heroes were formally added to the Memorial Wall, including two members of the Los Angeles Police Department: Patrolman Charles H. “Pat” Crow (End of Watch: June 17, 1916) and Sergeant Shiou Lih Deng (End of Watch: June 23, 2025). Their service, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment to protecting others will forever remain part of our Department’s legacy.

We stand with their families, loved ones, and colleagues as we honor their memory and ensure their sacrifices are never forgotten.

Rampart Division working in the sun. Would you wear long sleeves or short sleeves in this heat?

Thank you @kanyedoit for capturing these photos!

Rampart Division working in the sun. Would you wear long sleeves or short sleeves in this heat?

Thank you @kanyedoit for capturing these photos!

Rampart Division working in the sun. Would you wear long sleeves or short sleeves in this heat?

Thank you @kanyedoit for capturing these photos!

Rampart Division working in the sun. Would you wear long sleeves or short sleeves in this heat?

Thank you @kanyedoit for capturing these photos!

Today, alongside our local, state, and federal law enforcement partners, we announced the results of “Operation Firewall,” a coordinated effort led by the Los Angeles Regional Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force.

Over the course of this operation, investigators across five Southern California counties worked tirelessly to identify predators exploiting children online and rescue victims from abuse.

The results:
• 341 arrests
• 40 children rescued

These crimes cross city and county lines — and so does our commitment to protecting children. This work is personal, and we will continue using every lawful tool available to identify, arrest, and hold offenders accountable.

Thank you to every agency, investigator, and partner who made this operation possible. Together, we remain relentless in safeguarding our communities and protecting our children.

Today, alongside our local, state, and federal law enforcement partners, we announced the results of “Operation Firewall,” a coordinated effort led by the Los Angeles Regional Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force.

Over the course of this operation, investigators across five Southern California counties worked tirelessly to identify predators exploiting children online and rescue victims from abuse.

The results:
• 341 arrests
• 40 children rescued

These crimes cross city and county lines — and so does our commitment to protecting children. This work is personal, and we will continue using every lawful tool available to identify, arrest, and hold offenders accountable.

Thank you to every agency, investigator, and partner who made this operation possible. Together, we remain relentless in safeguarding our communities and protecting our children.

Today, alongside our local, state, and federal law enforcement partners, we announced the results of “Operation Firewall,” a coordinated effort led by the Los Angeles Regional Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force.

Over the course of this operation, investigators across five Southern California counties worked tirelessly to identify predators exploiting children online and rescue victims from abuse.

The results:
• 341 arrests
• 40 children rescued

These crimes cross city and county lines — and so does our commitment to protecting children. This work is personal, and we will continue using every lawful tool available to identify, arrest, and hold offenders accountable.

Thank you to every agency, investigator, and partner who made this operation possible. Together, we remain relentless in safeguarding our communities and protecting our children.

Today, alongside our local, state, and federal law enforcement partners, we announced the results of “Operation Firewall,” a coordinated effort led by the Los Angeles Regional Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force.

Over the course of this operation, investigators across five Southern California counties worked tirelessly to identify predators exploiting children online and rescue victims from abuse.

The results:
• 341 arrests
• 40 children rescued

These crimes cross city and county lines — and so does our commitment to protecting children. This work is personal, and we will continue using every lawful tool available to identify, arrest, and hold offenders accountable.

Thank you to every agency, investigator, and partner who made this operation possible. Together, we remain relentless in safeguarding our communities and protecting our children.

Today, alongside our local, state, and federal law enforcement partners, we announced the results of “Operation Firewall,” a coordinated effort led by the Los Angeles Regional Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force.

Over the course of this operation, investigators across five Southern California counties worked tirelessly to identify predators exploiting children online and rescue victims from abuse.

The results:
• 341 arrests
• 40 children rescued

These crimes cross city and county lines — and so does our commitment to protecting children. This work is personal, and we will continue using every lawful tool available to identify, arrest, and hold offenders accountable.

Thank you to every agency, investigator, and partner who made this operation possible. Together, we remain relentless in safeguarding our communities and protecting our children.

Today, alongside our local, state, and federal law enforcement partners, we announced the results of “Operation Firewall,” a coordinated effort led by the Los Angeles Regional Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force.

Over the course of this operation, investigators across five Southern California counties worked tirelessly to identify predators exploiting children online and rescue victims from abuse.

The results:
• 341 arrests
• 40 children rescued

These crimes cross city and county lines — and so does our commitment to protecting children. This work is personal, and we will continue using every lawful tool available to identify, arrest, and hold offenders accountable.

Thank you to every agency, investigator, and partner who made this operation possible. Together, we remain relentless in safeguarding our communities and protecting our children.

It is with great honor and privilege that the Los Angeles Police Department Harbor Division welcome the USS Essex and all of its sailors to San Pedro for Fleet Week 2026.

Fleet Week is a great way we are able to celebrate Memorial Day. We are able to support the presently serving men and women in the armed forces and also remember the ones we have lost but not forgotten.

We hope to see everyone this weekend have a great time and enjoy 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

It is with great honor and privilege that the Los Angeles Police Department Harbor Division welcome the USS Essex and all of its sailors to San Pedro for Fleet Week 2026.

Fleet Week is a great way we are able to celebrate Memorial Day. We are able to support the presently serving men and women in the armed forces and also remember the ones we have lost but not forgotten.

We hope to see everyone this weekend have a great time and enjoy 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

It is with great honor and privilege that the Los Angeles Police Department Harbor Division welcome the USS Essex and all of its sailors to San Pedro for Fleet Week 2026.

Fleet Week is a great way we are able to celebrate Memorial Day. We are able to support the presently serving men and women in the armed forces and also remember the ones we have lost but not forgotten.

We hope to see everyone this weekend have a great time and enjoy 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸