Today LAPD Chief Moore announced an important step forward—the reimagining of public safety, as we focus on our core function, the protection & safety of Los Angeles, and finding non law enforcement alternatives to matters such as traffic collisions. One of these important steps is the expansion of our online reporting system known as the Community Online Reporting System (CORS), to reports matters such as theft from vehicle, vandalism & traffic collisions. Another important step is the referral of calls best served by other resources such as LA city or LA county services, along with the ability to submit crime tips by the use of http://lacrimestoppers.org. Lastly we’re grateful for partnerships with agencies such as Didi Hirsch, in which rather than an officer responding to those experiencing mental health issues, we can offer an alternative service when there is no imminent risk to themselves or others.
“to protect & to serve”
“to protect & to serve”
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Four people were injured when a speeding car collided with an ice cream truck in the Vermont-Slauson area of South Los Angeles Thursday, officials said. The crash occurred shortly after 6 p.m. at the intersection of 65th Street and Normandie Avenue, according to William Cooper, a media relations officer for the L.A. Police Department. The ice cream truck was headed west through the intersection when it collided with a car speeding down Normandie, said LAPD Sgt. Guy Juneau.
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The protesters chanting “resign” while Ted Cruz is giving his pathetic response to leaving millions of Texans stranded, cold, hungry, and in some cases dying — are heroes...
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Indonesian police seized rare animals, including a baby Javan langur, and arrested two men for illegally selling them online.
Good Night California!
Good Night California!
National forecast. A slow warm up is on the way for Texas and the rest of the South this weekend. The system that brought snow, ice and rain to the East will begin to move off shore, and a quieter weather pattern will be welcome news starting next week. Happy Friday everyone!
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Fort Hood, Texas -- This must be punishment or something at Fort Hood. Does Texas not have salt? All you need is flat edge scraper for example and that shit comes right up when you get under it. This is more work and not very effective.
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WARNING! GRAPHIC CONTENT! A beloved Vallejo asians store owner was robbed and shot Tuesday night during a terrifying attack that was caught on camera. Dollar Plus & Party Supplies store owner Marc Quidit was in critical condition Wednesday night while the gunman remained at large. Quidit was vacuuming and his sister was behind the counter when two hooded and masked men came into the store with guns. Criminals see Asians as easy targets
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Never underestimate Asian Americans.
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Meanwhile in Texas. 🥶💦
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London, UK -- The Tesco Employee saved the police officer from getting stabbed despite being tasered, the criminal was able to get up with the knife still in his hand, where the Tesco Employee then floored him.
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Over 13 million Texans facing water crisis after brutal winter storm. The crisis in Texas is expanding after a frigid winter storm crippled infrastructure in the state. Although electricity has been mostly restored, more than 13 million people — almost half of the state's population — don't currently have access to clean, running water. In many homes, the tap is dry. Finding bottled water is nearly impossible. Some have resorted to boiling snow. Houston, which is America's fourth largest city, opened 11 sites Thursday to help give away water.