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Hollywood Community Newsletter
January 2012
Vol. III, No. 1
CAPTAIN’S MESSAGE
Happy New Year to all of you and best wishes for a wonderful 2012.Let me begin with sincere “thanks” for your on-going support for Hollywood Station and our hard working staff. It means so much to us. We know how fortunate we are to be part of this dynamic and generous community.
Challenges closed out our 2011 as a gunman caused tragedy on Vine Street and an arsonist threatened our neighborhoods. With both incidents resolved due to the dedication and courage of our officers, detectives, and awesome members of the Los Angeles City Fire Department, we move forward with greater resolve to renew our dedication to “protect and serve.” In bad times, we often see a light shine through. That came in the form of your emails and calls of support, and the seamless partnership Hollywood Area had with our LAFD members. Please know we are here for you…always, 24/7.
On another note, our youth mentoring center, Tomorrow’s Future continued to academically assist our most vulnerable yet determined children, as parents worked with our dedicated team of officers to move “our kids” toward a brighter and more successful future.
The December 10th annual toy give-a-way reached out to over 2,000 needy children. Santa’s uplifting arrival in a black and white police car brightened the day for all of us. Thank you for the generous contributions you made to the worthy cause. Beautiful carolers sang to the families in sweet and heartwarming harmony, led by our own stellar songstress, Sergeant Deborah Gourman.
Hollywood Area crime statistics for the period showed a decrease in violent crime by 3% and total property crimes decreased 7%. We will continue to concentrate our resources to further the reduction of crime.
We hope to see you at our upcoming Town Hall meeting on January 11, 2012, at 6:30 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Women’s Club of Hollywood 1749 N. La Brea Avenue1749 N. La Brea Avenue.
All my best, Beatrice
BEATRICE M. GIRMALA, Captain
Commanding Officer
Hollywood Area
Hollywood Boulevard Footbeat, “Walking with the Stars”
Senior Lead Officer Danny Pesqueira, 213-793-0702
Basic Car District Coordinator, Sergeant Davis 213-485-4316
Upcoming Events:
Here we go again. The Academy Awards will be held at the Kodak Theater on Sunday, February 26, 2012. The streets around the Kodak Theatre will be closed up to one week prior to the event. As the day gets closer those closures will expand. Check the local papers for closures that will affect your area.
Hollywood BID Website:
The Hollywood Business Improvement District has launched a new website www.navigatehollywood.com It shows street closures, where to park, and how to get to a location in Hollywood. It is a valuable website; please let your friend and families know. Please check this website for dates and times of street closures.
Crime Trends:
We are still having thefts in the night clubs and entertainment venues in Hollywood beware of where you leave your personnel property. Do not leave your property unattended.Always know where you leave your property. If you need to get up have a friend watch your property or take it with you. Also, please continue to be mindful to conceal items within your vehicles to lessen the chance that your vehicle may be burglarized. And as is always the case, be mindful of your surroundings, coming and going from your vehicles. Advance preparation towards keeping your properties secure and crime free (business and residential properties alike) during this busy time goes a long ways towards thwarting criminal activity.
Remember if you have any concerns about the night clubs in the Hollywood area please call me or the Hollywood Vice Unit at 213-972-2996. A special thank you to Hollywood Vice for all their hard work they have been doing in the Hollywood Entertainment District.
Meetings:
Remember we are having a Town Hall Meeting on January 11, 2012, at 6:30 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Women’s Club of Hollywood 1749 N. LaBrea Avenue.You will receive 2011 Crime updates and 2012 goals, as well as a Quality of Life Updates if your area. We will be discussing Community Policing, Neighborhood Watch, Auto crime and Crime Prevention. Assistant Block Captains or persons interested in becoming Block Captains are also invited to attend this meeting.
The Hollywood Area Community Police Advisory Board (CPAB) meeting will meet on
January 31, 2012, at 5:30 p.m.The meeting will be held at 6501 Fountain Avenue in the community room. If you have any questions please contact myself or the Community Relations Office for further information.
Any questions or concerns feel free to contact me at 213-793-0702 or you may e-mail me at 26906@lapd.lacity.org.
Hollywood 6A15, "The Hills of Hollywood"
Senior Lead Officer Maggie Dillard 213-793-0710
Basic Car District Coordinator Sergeant Davis 213-485-4316
Upcoming Events:
Here we go again. The Academy Awards will be held at the Kodak Theater on Sunday, February 26, 2012. The streets around the Kodak Theatre will be closed up to one week prior to the event. As the day gets closer those closures will expand. Check the local papers for closures that will affect your area.
Crime Trends:
As most of you know property crimes such as car and house break-ins are the top crimes in the hills. Please make sure you use common sense when you leave your house or car. Make sure all of the doors are secure and any valuables are locked away and out of sight of prying eyes. Continue to protect yourself and your property, don’t be a victim. Lock your windows and doors prior to leaving your home and make sure you don't leave anything inside your vehicle that is of any value. If you see anyone that looks suspicious in your neighborhood call the dispatch number (877-ASK-LAPD) and report the incident. You, the community members are our number one source for reporting any suspicious activity. So keep your eyes and ears open and help to protect your neighborhood.
Also, don’t forget that all the businesses on Hollywood Blvd, 1 block north and south belong to the foot beat Senior Lead Officer Danny Pesqueria. 213-793-0702. (Includes all the clubs)
Meetings:
Remember we are having a Town Hall Meeting on January 11, 2012, at 6:30 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Women’s Club of Hollywood 1749 N. La Brea Avenue. You will receive 2011 Crime updates and 2012 goals, as well as a Quality of Life Updates if your area. We will be discussing Community Policing, Neighborhood Watch, Auto crime and Crime Prevention. Assistant Block Captains or persons interested in becoming Block Captains are also invited to attend this meeting.
The Hollywood Area Community Police Advisory Board (CPAB) meeting will meet on
January 31, 2012, at 5:30 p.m.The meeting will be held at 6501 Fountain Avenue in the community room. If you have any questions please contact myself or the Community Relations Office for further information.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding my area, please contact me on my cellular phone, 213-793-0710. As always you can call the Hollywood Area Community Relations Office at 213-485-4316, or you can e-mail me at32080@lapd.lacity.org.
Hollywood 6A31, “Hollywood Hills”
Senior Lead Officer Ralph Sanchez, 213-485-4316
Basic Car District Coordinator, Sergeant Darrell Davis 213-485-4316
Upcoming Events:
Here we go again. The Academy Awards will be held at the Kodak Theater on Sunday, February 26, 2012. The streets around the Kodak Theatre will be closed up to one week prior to the event. As the day gets closer those closures will expand. Check the local papers for closures that will affect your area.
Crime Trends:
Welcome 2012. I hope everyone had a nice holiday season. The New Year has already started off busy, we have had a couple burglaries scattered throughout the hills during the holiday season. The main entry was an unlocked rear door and smashed windows. They concentrate on cash, jewelry and small electronic devices, also spare sets of keys. Do not leave keys around labeled to what they go to, (other homes, business, vehicles etc.) Protect yourself and valuables by arming your alarms and having check-ups on your systems. Take photos, document serial numbers of all your property and keep a record somewhere safe. Home safes are a deterrent, provided you have them installed so they can’t be removed easily. Remember, that short drive to the store, school, running an errand is usually when they hit. Make sure to set your home alarms. As well as, not leaving any valuables in your vehicles, anything in plain sight can be tempting for a thief.
Remember, trash pick-up days in your neighborhood may attract unwanted individuals seeking recyclables which may lead to theft of your personal property. Please be alert of all suspicious individuals and/or vehicles in your neighborhood. If you see any suspicious activity, please forward me this information via e-mail at 30735@lapd.lacity.org.
Again, I send out an open invitation to have your property inspected. Watch out after each other and keep me informed.
If you are having a party, please be considerate of your neighbors. If you are confronted with loud parties, you can call 1-877-ASK-LAPD and then send me an e-mail at 30735@lapd.lacity.org. Include the address or location of where the loud party is; estimated number of guests and main complaint.
Meetings:
Remember we are having a Town Hall Meeting on January 11, 2012, at 6:30 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Women’s Club of Hollywood 1749 N. La Brea Avenue. You will receive 2011 Crime updates and 2012 goals, as well as a Quality of Life Updates if your area. We will be discussing Community Policing, Neighborhood Watch, Auto crime and Crime Prevention. Assistant Block Captains or persons interested in becoming Block Captains are also invited to attend this meeting.
The Hollywood Area Community Police Advisory Board (CPAB) meeting will meet on
January 31, 2012, at 5:30 p.m.The meeting will be held at 6501 Fountain Avenue in the community room. If you have any questions please contact myself or the Community Relations Office for further information.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding my area, please contact me on my cellular phone, 213-793-0704. As always you can call the Hollywood Area Community Relations Office at 213-485-4316, or you can e-mail me at 30735@lapd.lacity.org.
Thanks Again, Senior Lead Officer Ralph Sanchez.
Hollywood 6A67, “Livin off the Boulevard”
Senior Lead Officer Paula Davidson, 213-793-0705
Basic Car District Coordinator, Sergeant Darrell Davis 213-485-4316
Serving the Central area of Hollywood from Seward to Sunset Blvd to Van Ness to Santa Monica Boulevard.
Upcoming Events:
Here we go again. The Academy Awards will be held at the Kodak Theater on Sunday, February 26, 2012. The streets around the Kodak Theatre will be closed up to one week prior to the event. As the day gets closer those closures will expand. Check the local papers for closures that will affect your area.
Crime Trends:
Protect Yourself and Your Property. Don’t become a Victim. Below are a list of ideas that you can follow to protect your vehicle from being stolen and your home from being burglarized.
1. Make sure your vehicle is locked and secured at all times.
2. Never leave items in your vehicle, especially in plain view.
3. Always lock your residence windows and doors prior to leaving.
4. Be a good neighbor and observer. Report all suspicious activity with “Lost persons” or “trespassers,” no matter how insignificant it might seem. Be aware of suspicious vehicles, persons and phone calls.
Please go to www.lapdepolicing.org to log onto our new website for crime statistics in your neighborhood. Instantly become aware of what crime trends are happening around you.
We need residential property and business owners to take a leadership role and immediately paint out the graffiti on their property as soon as they can. This will let the individuals know that we are watching and will not tolerate continued graffiti in the area. We do have a group called the Hollywood Beautification Team (HBT) who assists with painting out graffiti in the Hollywood area. The number to call if you have an area that needs to be painted out is (323) 463-5180. HBT does a great job with the lists of locations for graffiti to be painted out.
Free Bulky Item Pickup:
I would like to let everyone know the number for big item pick-up for the City of Los Angeles is (311). This number is to alleviate the problem of furniture such as, couches, mattresses, refrigerators, etc. being left on the sidewalks and streets. You can call this number make the appointment to have the items picked up, you don’t have to be present and it can be for any address that you spot bulky items. I encourage all of you to give this number to your friends and neighbors.
Report criminal activity as soon as possible. Call 911 for emergencies and call (877) ASK-LAPD for non- emergencies.
Meetings:
Remember we are having a Town Hall Meeting on January 11, 2012, at 6:30 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Women’s Club of Hollywood 1749 N. La Brea Avenue. You will receive 2011 Crime updates and 2012 goals, as well as a Quality of Life Updates if your area. We will be discussing Community Policing, Neighborhood Watch, Auto crime and Crime Prevention. Assistant Block Captains or persons interested in becoming Block Captains are also invited to attend this meeting.
The Hollywood Area Community Police Advisory Board (CPAB) meeting will meet on
January 31, 2012, at 5:30 p.m.The meeting will be held at 6501 Fountain Avenue in the community room. If you have any questions please contact myself or the Community Relations Office for further information.
For crime prevention tips and safety measures about protecting oneself please contact me on my cellular phone, 213-793-0705. As always you can call the Hollywood Area Community Relations Office at 213-485-4316, or you can e-mail me at 31105@lapd.lacity.org.
Hollywood 6A45, “The Heart Of Hollywood”
Senior Lead Officer Irv Isabella 213-793-0703
Basic Car District Coordinator, Sergeant Darrell Davis 213-485-4316
Hello to the residents of the 6A45 Basic Car Area.
Upcoming Events:
Here we go again. The Academy Awards will be held at the Kodak Theater on Sunday, February 26, 2012. The streets around the Kodak Theatre will be closed up to one week prior to the event. As the day gets closer those closures will expand. Check the local papers for closures that will affect your area.
Crime Trends:
Property crimes such as burglaries and thefts from motor vehicles are still a prevalent crime in our area. Do not leave valuables visible in your car when leaving it. Be sure to lock your vehicles. Consider making a quick stop before you reach your destination to transfer valuable items into your trunk.
Get to know your neighbors and your neighborhood. You know best when things are out of place. If you see suspicious activity going on, call the non-emergency number, (877)ASK-LAPD, and tell the operator what you see. Take note of a suspect’s physical description and vehicle description, if applicable. Don’t assume that someone else will call it in. The police department does not necessarily know what’s happening if you don’t call.
Take a few extra moments before leaving your home to make sure the doors are locked and windows secured. It’s very easy to forget something in that rush to get out the door, on your way to work or school. If your home is equipped with an alarm, use it!
Meetings:
Remember we are having a Town Hall Meeting on January 11, 2012, at 6:30 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Women’s Club of Hollywood 1749 N. La Brea Avenue. You will receive 2011 Crime updates and 2012 goals, as well as a Quality of Life Updates if your area. We will be discussing Community Policing, Neighborhood Watch, Auto crime and Crime Prevention. Assistant Block Captains or persons interested in becoming Block Captains are also invited to attend this meeting.
The Hollywood Area Community Police Advisory Board (CPAB) meeting will meet on
January 31, 2012, at 5:30 p.m.The meeting will be held at 6501 Fountain Avenue in the community room. If you have any questions please contact myself or the Community Relations Office for further information.
Please know that these tips are not meant to scare you. I only provide them to help you decrease your chance of becoming a victim. For more crime prevention tips and safety measures about protecting yourself or for questions about upcoming meetings, please contact me on my mobile phone at (213)793-0703 or at the Community Relations Office at 213-485-4316 or by e-mail at 31823@lapd.lacity.org. Thank you and be safe. Officer Irv Isabella
Hollywood Basic Car 6A49, “Be proud and get involved”
Acting Senior Lead Officer Robert Davenport, 213-793-0712
Basic Car District Coordinator, Sergeant Darrell Davis 213-485-4316
Upcoming Events:
Here we go again. The Academy Awards will be held at the Kodak Theater on Sunday, February 26, 2012. The streets around the Kodak Theatre will be closed up to one week prior to the event. As the day gets closer those closures will expand. Check the local papers for closures that will affect your area.
Crime Trends:
Protect Yourself and Your Property. Don’t become a Victim. Below are a list of ideas that you can follow to protect your vehicle from being stolen and your home from being burglarized.
1. Make sure your vehicle is locked and secured at all times.
2. Never leave items in your vehicle, especially in plain view.
3. Always lock your residence windows and doors prior to leaving.
4. Be a good neighbor and observer. Report all suspicious activity with “Lost persons” or “trespassers,” no matter how insignificant it might seem. Be aware of suspicious vehicles, persons and phone calls.
Please go to www.lapdepolicing.orgto log onto our new website for crime statistics in your neighborhood. Instantly become aware of what crime trends are happening around you.
We need residential property and business owners to take a leadership role and immediately paint out the graffiti on their property as soon as they can. This will let the individuals know that we are watching and will not tolerate continued graffiti in the area. We do have a group called the Hollywood Beautification Team (HBT) who assists with painting out graffiti in the Hollywood area. The number to call if you have an area that needs to be painted out is (323) 463-5180. HBT does a great job with the lists of locations for graffiti to be painted out.
Free Bulky Item Pickup:
I would like to let everyone know the number for big item pick-up for the City of Los Angeles is (311). This number is to alleviate the problem of furniture such as, couches, mattresses, refrigerators, etc. being left on the sidewalks and streets. You can call this number make the appointment to have the items picked up, you don’t have to be present and it can be for any address that you spot bulky items. I encourage all of you to give this number to your friends and neighbors.
Meetings:
Remember we are having a Town Hall Meeting on January 11, 2012, at 6:30 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Women’s Club of Hollywood 1749 N. La Brea Avenue. You will receive 2011 Crime updates and 2012 goals, as well as a Quality of Life Updates if your area. We will be discussing Community Policing, Neighborhood Watch, Auto crime and Crime Prevention. Assistant Block Captains or persons interested in becoming Block Captains are also invited to attend this meeting.
The Hollywood Area Community Police Advisory Board (CPAB) meeting will meet on
January 31, 2012, at 5:30 p.m.The meeting will be held at 6501 Fountain Avenue in the community room. If you have any questions please contact myself or the Community Relations Office for further information.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding my area, please contact me on my cellular phone, 213-793-0712. As always you can call the Hollywood Area Community Relations Office at 213-485-4316, or you can e-mail me at 39202@lapd.lacity.org.
Hollywood Basic Car 6A65
Senior Lead Officer John Washington, 213-793-0632
Basic Car District Coordinator, Sergeant Darrell Davis 213-485-4316
Upcoming Events:
Here we go again. The Academy Awards will be held at the Kodak Theater on Sunday, February 26, 2012. The streets around the Kodak Theatre will be closed up to one week prior to the event. As the day gets closer those closures will expand. Check the local papers for closures that will affect your area.
Crime Trends:
Currently in my basic car area we are experiencing an increase in burglary from motor vehicle. The majority of these crimes are occurring between the hours of 2300 and 0400. They are occurring around the nightclubs and after hour establishments.
Protect Yourself and Your Property. Don’t become a Victim. Below are a list of ideas that you can follow to protect your vehicle from being stolen and your home from being burglarized.
1. Make sure your vehicle is locked and secured at all times.
2. Never leave items in your vehicle, especially in plain view.
3. Always lock your residence windows and doors prior to leaving.
4. Be a good neighbor and observer. Report all suspicious activity with “Lost persons” or “trespassers,” no matter how insignificant it might seem. Be aware of suspicious vehicles, persons and phone calls.
Duringthis month there will be an Illegal Food Vending Task Force with the Los Angeles County Health Department. We will drive around Hollywood Division and investigate any illegal food vending on the street and sidewalk.
Meetings:
Remember we are having a Town Hall Meeting on January 11, 2012, at 6:30 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Women’s Club of Hollywood 1749 N. La Brea Avenue. You will receive 2011 Crime updates and 2012 goals, as well as a Quality of Life Updates if your area. We will be discussing Community Policing, Neighborhood Watch, Auto crime and Crime Prevention. Assistant Block Captains or persons interested in becoming Block Captains are also invited to attend this meeting.
On January 12, 2012, I will be holding our monthly Santa Monica Boulevard Business Watch meeting here at the Hollywood Station located at 6501 Fountain Avenue. The meeting will begin at 12:00 p.m. and lunch will be served.
The Hollywood Area Community Police Advisory Board (CPAB) meeting will meet on
January 31, 2012, at 5:30 p.m.The meeting will be held at 6501 Fountain Avenue in the community room. If you have any questions please contact myself or the Community Relations Office for further information.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding my area, please contact me on my cellular phone, 213-793-0632. As always you can call the Hollywood Area Community Relations Office at 213-485-4316, or you can e-mail me at 24902@lapd.lacity.org.
Hollywood Basic Car 6A77
Senior Lead Officer July Nony 213-793-0706
Basic Car Coordinator, Sergeant Darrell Davis, 213-485-4316
“Serving the section of Hollywood from Seward to Western between Santa Monica and Melrose and from Sunset to Santa Monica between Gower and Van Ness.”
Upcoming Events:
Here we go again. The Academy Awards will be held at the Kodak Theater on Sunday, February 26, 2012. The streets around the Kodak Theatre will be closed up to one week prior to the event. As the day gets closer those closures will expand. Check the local papers for closures that will affect your area.
Crime Trends:
Vehicle theft and burglaries, remember to secure your vehicle. If you do not have an alarm system, look into other anti-theft devices and refrain from leaving anything in plain view.
Crime Prevention:
Please go to www.lapdepolicing.org ASAP to log onto our new website for crime statistics in your neighborhood. Instantly become aware of what crime trends are happening around you.
Report criminal activity as soon as possible. Call 911 for emergencies and call (877) ASK-LAPD for non-emergencies. For any calls concerning quality of life issues which includes street lighting, potholes, etc….Please call our new live operator at “311” or you can contact Public Works Department at 213-978-0265.
Graffiti Hotline: (800) 611-2489
Graffiti causes area blight. If you see graffiti please report it. Simply call the graffiti hotline and leave a message as to the location and type of graffiti, or call “311.” You can also contact the Hollywood Beautification Team (HBT) at 323-463-5180.
Meetings:
Remember we are having a Town Hall Meeting on January 11, 2012, at 6:30 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Women’s Club of Hollywood 1749 N. La Brea Avenue. You will receive 2011 Crime updates and 2012 goals, as well as a Quality of Life Updates if your area. We will be discussing Community Policing, Neighborhood Watch, Auto crime and Crime Prevention. Assistant Block Captains or persons interested in becoming Block Captains are also invited to attend this meeting.
The Hollywood Area Community Police Advisory Board (CPAB) meeting will meet on
January 31, 2012, at 5:30 p.m.The meeting will be held at 6501 Fountain Avenue in the community room. If you have any questions please contact myself or the Community Relations Office for further information.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding my area, please contact me on my cellular phone 213-793-0706. As always you can call the Hollywood Area Community Relations Office at 213-485-4316, or you can e-mail me at: 32016@lapd.lacity.org
Hollywood Basic Car 6A79
Senior Lead Officer Brenda Ramirez 213-793-0711
Basic Car District Coordinator, Sergeant Darrell Davis, 213-485-4316
Upcoming Events:
Here we go again. The Academy Awards will be held at the Kodak Theater on Sunday, February 26, 2012. The streets around the Kodak Theatre will be closed up to one week prior to the event. As the day gets closer those closures will expand. Check the local papers for closures that will affect your area.
Crime:
There are no specific crime trends reported for this period. Hollywood Division continues to conduct its enforcement efforts with the assistance of all its and available resources in the effort to combat crime along the Sunset/Western Corridor Streets and Santa Monica Corridor. Hollywood Officers have been directed to conduct extra patrol in these areas at all hours of the day.
GTA’s and BFMV’s continue to be the problem in our area. Please remember to lock your car and do not leave any valuables including purses, wallets, loose change, cell phones, shopping bags, and gifts, in plain view. Avoid leaving spare keys and remote garage openers in your vehicle. Park your car in areas where there is a high concentration of pedestrian traffic. At night, park in well-lit areas.
The illegal day-laborers loitering around the Home Depot continues to be a problem. I have received numerous complaints regarding gambling, drug use, drinking in public, indecent exposure, harassment of the girls walking to schools and littering. Please do not pick-up the day laborers that are not at the dedicated labor center on Fernwood and DeLongpre. There are security and liability concerns and this is to protect both the worker and the person hiring.
Free Bulky Item Pickup:
I would like to let everyone know the number for big item pick-up for the City of Los Angeles is (311). This number is to alleviate the problem of furniture such as, couches, mattresses, refrigerators, etc. being left on the sidewalks and streets. You can call this number make the appointment to have the items picked up, you don’t have to be present and it can be for any address that you spot bulky items. I encourage all of you to give this number to your friends and neighbors.
Non-Police Related Services:
Help reduce the call load on our emergency lines. Contact the 311 operator for all Non-Police Related Services. To report loud noise and disturbing the peace violations, please contact the Police Non-Emergency phone number at (877) 275-5273 for assistance.
Meetings:
Remember we are having a Town Hall Meeting on January 11, 2012, at 6:30 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Women’s Club of Hollywood 1749 N. La Brea Avenue. You will receive 2011 Crime updates and 2012 goals, as well as a Quality of Life Updates if your area. We will be discussing Community Policing, Neighborhood Watch, Auto crime and Crime Prevention. Assistant Block Captains or persons interested in becoming Block Captains are also invited to attend this meeting.
The Hollywood Area Community Police Advisory Board (CPAB) meeting will meet on
January 31, 2012, at 5:30 p.m.The meeting will be held at 6501 Fountain Avenue in the community room. If you have any questions please contact myself or the Community Relations Office for further information.
For crime prevention tips and safety measures about protecting oneself please contact me on my cellular phone, 213-793-0711. As always you can call the Hollywood Area Community Relations Office at 213-485-4316, or you can e-mail me at 30500@lapd.lacity.org.
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