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News Release Wednesday, February 4, 2009

Los Angeles Mayor and Chief Announce LAPD Counter Terrorism Initiatives and SWAT’s Newest Rescue Vehicle, MEDCAT What: LAPD Chief William Bratton Monthly Media Availability When: Thursday, February 5, 2009 11:00 a.m. Where: Emergency Services Division Bomb Squad Facility 2029 North Main Street Los Angeles, California 90031 Who: The Honorable Mayor of the City of Los Angeles LAPD Chief William J. Bratton Los Angeles Fire Department Chief Douglas L. Barry LAPD Deputy Chief Michael Downing LAPD Deputy Chief Sandy Jo MacArthur LAPD Deputy Chief Richard Roupoli Why: Chief Bratton will announce monthly crime statistics. The Mayor and the Chief will also discuss new proposed Counter Terrorism legislation, a more comprehensive and focused effort to strengthen Counter Terrorism intelligence and response capabilities in the event of a multiple site attack scenario. The Department’s latest SWAT rescue vehicle built for Police and Fire Rescue Personnel will also be unveiled. Contact: For further information, contact LAPD Media Relations Section at (213) 485-3586.