LAPD: West LA's basic car maps from 8/30/20 to 9/05/20, Safer LA video messages from Captain Tom, and West LA Station Blood Drive on Sept. 29th
LAPD’s West LA Station has released its basic car maps covering August 30th to September 5th. To see PDF version of all West LA Division Basic Car maps, click here.
The next Community-Police Advisory Board (C-PAB) is scheduled for Wednesday, September 16, at 2 PM. Community is welcome to participate. Please email Robert Ringler for details to add you to the next meeting.
Follow West LA Station’s LAPD on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/lapdwestla/
Visit the West LA Community Police Station website.
VIDEOS: Officer Involved Shootings (OIS) actual video: LAPD has a youtube channel that shows actual OIS confrontations. You can connect to that channel by clicking here. For transparency, the LAPD has a policy in place to make public all videos of OIS investigations after 45 days.
Brief video message from Captain Jonathan Tom regarding large gatherings:
As previously posted by the Bel-Air Association, here is a brief Labor Day video message from Captain Tom regarding beach practices under current health orders:
Video of a grand theft auto (GTA) from July. Remember never leave your keys inside your vehicle.
Click here for the WLA LAPD Blood Drive flyer.
Other news….
VIDEOS: Officer Involved Shootings (OIS) actual video: LAPD has a youtube channel that shows actual OIS confrontations. You can connect to that channel by clicking here. For transparency, the LAPD has a policy in place to make public all videos of OIS investigations after 45 days.
Community Police Academy: A ten-week academy designed to give community members an overview of the LAPD’s policies and procedures. The ten-week courses are held at various locations within the West Bureau area. Details on off-site training locations will be presented during first class. There is no fee to attend the Community Police Academy.
KCAL CBS (April 18, 2017) “LAPD Approves De-Escalation Techniques Designed To Curb Shootings” (April 18, 2017)
LA TIMES (May 12, 2020) “LAPD shootings hit 30 year low in 2019; less-lethal force has increased”