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The law’s long arm caught up with this Hollywood Hills burglary crew. LAPD nabbed these crooks after they caused a brief chase on the 101, ultimately bailing out and running through freeway traffic—to no avail. Our officers ran them down one by one to make the arrests. Full

Ruff day for a meth dealer with a shipment headed down under by way of LAX. U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers nabbed a shipment declared as “Assorted Dog Shampoos” which was really 17 pounds of liquid meth concealed in 12 fun-colored plastic bottles. Estimated value:

A high-level Cal State Northridge official was killed in a “very well-orchestrated execution” at a LA Live restaurant, an LAPD detective testified last week. The preliminary hearing for two suspects who were arrested in connection with the November 2023 killing is ongoing.

We will never forget LAPD Policeman Sidney Riegel, who was killed in the line of duty on May 6, 1961, after he was shot and and his partner seriously wounded by an ex-convict wanted for robbing a liquor store. The suspect opened fire on the officers when they attempted to arrest

Every parent’s worst nightmare: A man wearing a hospital bracelet allegedly tried to snatch a child from family members. Thankfully, they fought him off and ran to nearby Enadia Way Elementary School. The suspect was reportedly wearing a hospital bracelet. LAPD arrested a suspect

Calling it a “gateway” to human violence, District Attorney Nathan Hochman is aggressively prosecuting animal abuse cases which has surged across L.A. County, Among the most disturbing cases: a Bulldog named Adriana, beaten and left to die — and Hope, a small dog hanged and

This week, LAPD officers, LAPPL, and law enforcement agencies from across the nation gathered in Sacramento for the California Peace Officers' Memorial. Together, we paid tribute to the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty. We will never forget.

An early morning home invasion in L.A.’s Westwood neighborhood turned violent when four suspects broke into a residence near Lindbrook Drive around 5:10 a.m. Wednesday. The suspects fled after confronting an on-site security officer—allegedly attempting to run him over, prompting

With copper theft surging across L.A., the LAPD’s Heavy Metals Task Unit has made over 250 arrests and recovered thousands of pounds of stolen wire. The team is targeting thieves stripping streetlights and telecom lines, often selling the metal for $4.60 a pound. Investigators

This week, we pay tribute to the brave law enforcement officers who lost their lives in service to their communities. We also honor their families who had their loved one taken from them too soon and who will always carry the pain of their loss. We appreciate Vice President JD

There’s a budget proposal to cut police officer hiring next year by 50%--from 480 to 240. This will result in the LAPD being short 630 officers over the next three years. It’s a dangerous proposal that will have devastating multi-year impacts on staffing levels and our safety.

A woman was shot Tuesday morning in what LAPD believes was a road rage incident in the Green Meadows neighborhood. Officers were flagged down near Avalon Blvd and 89th Street, though the shooting is believed to have happened over a mile north at Avalon and Florence Ave. The

LAPD says a father and son went on a gang graffiti spree that ended with a 14-year-old pulling the trigger of a gun handed to him by his father, killing a man and wounding two other victims. Detectives allege the father, a repeat felon and longtime gang member, handed his son the

A high-speed crash shook a San Fernando Valley neighborhood, sending 2 people to the hospital and damaging 8 vehicles. LAPD says the two-car collision took down a street light and left a trail of destruction, with a Ford SUV slamming into a yard and a Camaro smashing through

The LAPPL stands in unwavering support with Baldwin Park Police Department Officer Samuel Riveros’ family and the Baldwin Park Police Department during this heartbreaking time. Officer Samuel Riveros made the ultimate sacrifice while courageously responding to gunfire in Baldwin

We will never forget LAPD Officer Jeffrey B. Lindenberg, who died in the line of duty on June 11, 1976, when the helicopter he was training in lost power and crashed while landing.⁠ ⁠ Officer Lindenberg was flying in a Bell 47-G5 helicopter and was practicing simulated urban

If you’re a politician and you’re having a hard time telling the difference between protesting peacefully and rioting, don’t worry. We got you covered. Click below for our tutorial for politicians who swore they’ve seen no violence on LA’s streets. Some quick hints: if the

L.A. County DA Nathan Hochman delivered a powerful warning to rioters: “We will track you down. We will arrest you. We will prosecute you. And we will punish you.” Alongside Sheriff Robert Luna and LAPD Chief Jim McDonnell, Hochman announced felony charges against multiple

Over eight days of civil unrest, LAPD made 561 arrests, with June 10 seeing the most with 225 in a single day. During the rioting and civil unrest, a dozen LAPD officers were injured, yet they continued to protect our city with professionalism and resolve. Charges included

“[T]hey ain’t [gonna] get us … we had our face covered,” Edwin Osvaldo Manriquez allegedly texted after shooting a federal officer with paintballs during a protest. WRONG! They got him. Manriquez is charged with assault on a federal officer after the FBI tracked him down using