Reports:
- LAPD Commemorates Juneteenth
- 30 x 30
- Fireworks Complaints
- 2020 Use of Force Year-End-Review
- Executive Summary Year-End Review 2020
- A Crisis of Trust
- LAPD After Action Report 2020
- 2020 Crime Stats
- Obtain A Traffic Collision Report
- Information on How to File a Complaint
- Community Inquiries on Crowd Management, Intervention, and Control
- Community Inquiries on LAPD Training & Practice
- Data-Informed, Community-Focused Policing Guidebook
- Police Officers Disclosable Docs SB1421
- Historical Docs & Internal Reports
- Policies/Procedures and Training SB 978
- SB230
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07/23/21 - Clarification On June 30th Explosion NR21198ti
07/23/21 - Missing Elderly 76-Year-Old Man NR21197ti
07/23/21 - Los Angeles Police Department to Conduct DUI Checkpoints and a DUI Saturation Patrol
07/21/21 - LAPD Officer Arrested NR21196ml
07/20/21 - Brazen Daytime Robbery Captured on Video NR21195ti
To Protect and To Serve
In February 1955, the Los Angeles Police Department, through the pages of the internally produced BEAT magazine, conducted a contest for a motto for the police academy. The conditions of the contest stated that: "The motto should be one that in a few words would express some or all the ideals to which the Los Angeles police service is dedicated. It is possible that the winning motto might someday be adopted as the official motto of the Department." The winning entry was the motto, "To Protect and to Serve" submitted by Officer Joseph S. Dorobek.
The Art Theft Detail is responsible for the investigation of all thefts and burglaries when fine art is the primary object of attack. The detail also investigates fakes, frauds, and forgeries involving art
