LASD San Dimas Sth: If you’re going to be driving with expired registration, maybe you shouldn’t have a BB gun that looks like a real gun (can you tell the difference?) & drugs for sale in your possession. Suspect was arrested for multiple charges!

Great work by our deputies!
#LASD #teamwork

Quite the ‘emusing’ call officers received this morning working Zone 3 in S.W. Columbus. 🤠

Thanks to help from several Columbus Police officers, this runaway emu was captured and returned to its sanctuary unharmed. 👏

#TeamWork

🔗 Columbus Division of Police

17 OCSO deputies loaded with supplies and ready to work hard are now on the way to @SuwanneeSheriff to help our neighbors in need after they endured #HurricaneIdalia  #TeamOCSO #helpinghands #neighborhelpingneighbor #deputies #teamwork 💚🙏💪⭐️

🔗 OkaloosaSheriff

Thank you Assistant Chief Robert E. Marino, Director Office of Operations for hosting a breakfast LAPD Police Academy for your leadership team. Way to to kick off the New Year!  

#Teamwork #LAPD #Leadership

🔗 Lillian L. Carranza 🇺🇸

Today, I had the opportunity to join prosecutors from the Los Angeles County Prosecutors Association to discuss issues, ideas and the importance of working together to improve our justice system in the @countyofla. #teamwork

Robert Luna

#BridgeFire

Footage captured by #LACoFD personnel assigned to the Bridge Fire earlier this week. 🔥

#LACounty #Firefighters #Firefighter #Local1014 #Community #Commitment #Teamwork #Caring #Courage #Integrity #HometownAttentiveness

LACoFD

UPDATE: Code 4.  Suspect Maurice Latorre in custody @LAPDHollenbeck    Thank you alert #community member  who recognized him from news broadcast.  Thank you press!  This could not have resulted in such a fast arrest without YOU!  #teamwork Anyone with information or additional victims is urged to call Hollenbeck Detective Jose Diaz-Ibarra at (323) 342-8981.

Lillian L. Carranza 🇺🇸

🎥 @stillbrazy IG

What happens when local and federal law enforcement agencies work together? This: an illegal alien arrested for smuggling 20 pounds of cocaine. Blythe Station agents responded to a request for assistance from the La Paz County Sheriff’s Office during a vehicle stop along Interstate 10 near Quartzsite, Arizona and determined the driver of a vehicle was a national of El Salvador. A subsequent canine sniff of the vehicle resulted in the discovery of 20 pounds of cocaine in the vehicle’s trunk. La Paz deputies took custody of the driver, vehicle, and narcotics. A federal detainer has been placed on the driver requesting his return to federal authorities after conclusion of his state charges. He will then face alien inadmissibility charges and deportation from the U.S. #teamwork #BorderSecurityIsNationalSecurity

Chief Patrol Agent - Yuma Sector