A year-to-date review of Hollywood Area crime statistics indicated that there was a 17% reduction in violent crimes and a 16% reduction in property crimes, with an overall Part I crime reduction of 16% from 2007 to 2008. This trend has contributed to an impressive and unprecedented 32% reduction in crime for the past four years, from January 2003 to January 2007.
As the majority of crimes being reported are property related, and considering the aforementioned statistics, it can be concluded that the community is taking a proactive stance and taking preventive measures to reduce the incidence of becoming a victim. The Hollywood Area community has made tremendous efforts to ensure that their residences and businesses are secured, that their vehicles are locked, and items of value are placed out of sight. The community also continues combating crime by reporting suspicious people and activities.
To further assist with crime prevention, you are encouraged to become involved in local community activities, such as joining your local block club, where you can discuss community issues with Hollywood Area Senior Lead Officers. For questions regarding block clubs, or to contact your senior lead officer, please call the Hollywood Area Community Relations Office, at 213-485-4316. Additional information may be found online at www.LAPDonline.org.
Hollywood Area also welcomes Captain Beatrice "Bea" Girmala as the new Patrol Division Commanding Officer. Captain Girmala is a 22-year veteran with the Department and was appointed to the rank of captain in April 2007. She was previously assigned to Devonshire Patrol Division.
Captain Girmala has vast knowledge of Hollywood Area and its complexities, having been assigned to Hollywood Area as a sergeant for four years, and a police office for eight years. Her knowledge and experience will continue to benefit Hollywood area as former Hollywood Patrol Captain Thomas Brascia departs for promotion at Internal Affairs Division. Captain Brascia contributed greatly to reduce the fear and incidence of crime in Hollywood and we wish him the best of luck in his new command.
CLAY FARRELL, 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 Darrell Davis 213-485-4315
The summer months coming up bring an increase of all types of activities in the Hollywood Area. More patrons than ever visit the Hollywood Area during this time than at any other time of the year. Along with the increase of visitors there is also an increase of criminal activity. We see this quite often in residential burglaries, vehicle break-ins, and reports of valet theft from vehicles. Please be mindful of belongings left in plain view when you park your cars. Ipods, cell phones, etc… are very desirable for thieves to steal since they can turn around and sell them quickly. All items of value should be taken with you when you turn your car over to the valet. Keeping these tips in mind should make your time here in Hollywood for yourself, family and friends, a nice one.
Meetings:
On Wednesday, April 23, 2008, at 6:30 p.m. please come and join us for our semi-annual Senior Lead Officer Summit. We will be discussing quality of life problems in Hollywood area and community involvement. Location of meeting is 6501 Fountain Avenue, in the Community room.
The Hollywood Area Community Police Advisory Board (CPAB) meeting will not meet during April 2008. 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 "Hollywood Sign and Much Moore"
Senior Lead Officer Michael D. Shea, 213-793-0710
Basic Car District Coordinator, Sergeant Darrell Davis 213-485-4316
Hollywood Division currently has an 18.1% reduction in Part 1 crime (Homicide, Rape, Robbery, Aggravated Assaults, Burglary, Auto Theft, Burglary From Motor Vehicle and Personal Theft) year-to-date. We are the second best in the City in all categories. As usual, Burglary from Motor Vehicles is the crime of choice for our hillside neighborhoods. I will say it over and over again, please do not leave anything visible inside you car so the thieves can see it. If there is nothing to see there isn't anything to steal!
There are two upcoming events in the Hollywood Area. The first is the Western Corridor Clean Up on April 6, 2008. If you want to volunteer to help clean up Western Avenue between Hollywood Boulevard and Beverly Boulevard please give us a call. The second big event is the Thai New Year's Festival in Thai Town (Hollywood Boulevard and Western Avenue) on April 13, 2008. That event will involve food and entertainment. Be aware that it will also involve several street closures in the area so plan ahead.
The senior lead officers continue to work Homeless Outreach Details a couple of times a month. If you have any homeless issues please give us a call so we can address them.
Meetings:
On Wednesday, April 23, 2008, at 6:30 p.m. please come and join us for our semi-annual Senior Lead Officer Summit. We will be discussing quality of life problems in Hollywood area and community involvement. Location of meeting is 6501 Fountain Avenue, in the Community room.
The Hollywood Area Community Police Advisory Board (CPAB) meeting will not meet during April 2008. 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 at 22343@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
The Hollywood Hills are getting hit again with Burglaries! Please lock and set alarms, even if it a short trip to the store, school, etc…If you see suspicious people or vehicles, get a good description. Be cautious of persons soliciting or posing as Gardner's, Electric, Gas etc… to gain access onto your property. While you are in your back yard with one of the suspects, the others enter your home and remove valuables. Sometimes, you will not notice property missing for days.
If you have witnessed anything or have a question, please contact Detective Tellis or myself. Detective Tellis can answer questions concerning burglaries in your area, Detective Tellis may be reached at 213-972-2976.
West Traffic Division has and will continue to enforce vehicle violations codes in the Hollywood area. Our main concerns will be Hollywood and Sunset Boulevards between La Brea and Crescent Heights. Laurel Canyon will be enforced for discarding lit objects onto a highway. The Hollywood Hills will be enforced were sign are posted.
Burglary from Motor Vehicles (BFMV) have recently picked up. I have met with several groups and visitors and explained how they (Thieves) break in. Anything of value in plain sight, makes for an opportunity for a BFMV. If you see anyone in your area acting in a suspicious way, hiding behind cars, checking door handles, walking past the same location several times etc…do not approach. Call 1-877-ASK LAPD.
Meetings:
On Wednesday, April 23, 2008, at 6:30 p.m. please come and join us for our semi-annual Senior Lead Officer Summit. We will be discussing quality of life problems in Hollywood area and community involvement. Location of meeting is 6501 Fountain Avenue, in the Community room.
The Hollywood Area Community Police Advisory Board (CPAB) meeting will not meet during April 2008. 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 and Officer Irvin Isabella
Hollywood 6A37, "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 Highland to Van Ness and from Sunset east of Vine Street to Franklin on the southside.
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:
On Wednesday, April 23, 2008, at 6:30 p.m. please come and join us for our semi-annual Senior Lead Officer Summit. We will be discussing quality of life problems in Hollywood area and community involvement. Location of meeting is 6501 Fountain Avenue, in the Community room.
The Hollywood Area Community Police Advisory Board (CPAB) meeting will not meet during April 2008. 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 Maggie Furmanski 213-793-0703
Basic Car District Coordinator, Sergeant Darrell Davis 213-485-4316
I am looking for neighbors, who are interested in starting a neighborhood watch. There has been a rise in burglaries from motor vehicles and neighborhood watches help curb these kinds of crimes. It can be as easy as having an e-mail tree with your neighbors and a contact person to liaison with me. If you are interested, please give me a call so we could get things started.
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.
Meetings:
On Wednesday, April 23, 2008, at 6:30 p.m. please come and join us for our semi-annual Senior Lead Officer Summit. We will be discussing quality of life problems in Hollywood area and community involvement. Location of meeting is 6501 Fountain Avenue, in the Community room.
The Hollywood Area Community Police Advisory Board (CPAB) meeting will not meet during April 2008. 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, 213-793-0703. As always you can call the Hollywood Area Community Relations Office at 213-485-4316, or you can e-mail me at 32080@lapd.lacity.org.
Thank you and be safe. Maggie Furmanski
Hollywood Basic Car 6A49, "Be proud and get involved"
Senior Lead Officer Armen Sevdalian, 213-793-0712
Basic Car District Coordinator, Sergeant Darrell Davis 213-485-4316
The crime rate has decreased in all categories except for Burglary from Motor Vehicles. The problem locations are as follows:
Harvard Boulevard/ Kingsley Drive and Winona Boulevard and Normandie Avenue between Hollywood Boulevard and Franklin Avenue.
While leaving your vehicle in above area, please make sure your valuables are secure and your vehicle is locked.
Safety tips for your information.
1. Lock your vehicle.
2. Roll up your windows.
3. Never leave valuables or other property exposed.
4. Set your car alarm.
5. Be vigilant!
6. Should you witness suspicious activity contact us:
Upcoming events
April 6, 2008 Western Corridor clean up. Hundreds of volunteers will be cleaning up Western Avenue between Hollywood Boulevard and Beverly Boulevard.
April 13, 2008 Thai New Year Festival. Hollywood Boulevard between Western Avenue and Normandie Avenue will be closed the entire day for the event.
April 24, 2008 March/Demonstration. There will be a rolling street closure in the following area. Hollywood Boulevard, Western Avenue, Sunset Boulevard and Hobart Boulevard. The event is scheduled to start at 9:00 a.m.
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:
On Wednesday, April 23, 2008, at 6:30 p.m. please come and join us for our semi-annual Senior Lead Officer Summit. We will be discussing quality of life problems in Hollywood area and community involvement. Location of meeting is 6501 Fountain Avenue, in the Community room.
The Hollywood Area Community Police Advisory Board (CPAB) meeting will not meet during April 2008. 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 25156@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
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.
During March 2008 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:
On April 10, 2008, 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.
On Wednesday, April 23, 2008, at 6:30 p.m. please come and join us for our semi-annual Senior Lead Officer Summit. We will be discussing quality of life problems in Hollywood area and community involvement. Location of meeting is 6501 Fountain Avenue, in the Community room.
The Hollywood Area Community Police Advisory Board (CPAB) meeting will not meet during April 2008. 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 6A71, "Melrose & Fairfax Area - Neighbors & Businesses"
Senior Lead Officer Maria Gray, 213-793-0708
Basic Car District Coordinator, Sergeant Darrell Davis 213-485-4316
Our area of Hollywood can almost be considered a "seasonal" type area when it relates to crime. During the hot summer months, when the kids are out of school (with way too much free time on their hands), and the shopping is at it's peak (when customers tend to leave their belongings in their parked cars) crimes such as vehicle break-ins, etc. go up. We see this also during the holiday season. That's not to say that that crime is non-existent during these cooler, non-eventful months, but rather, that it's slowed down in terms of statistics. So we must still be vigilant in our efforts to ensure that we do not become victims.
With a recent arrest last week, we are confident that the vehicle burglar responsible for the window-smash type of vehicle burglaries that have occurred over the past months is in custody. This should help a lot to restore the security for all concerned folks in the area that have been victimized by the break-ins or concerned that they may be next. Despite this recent arrest however, our focus continues to be an increased awareness and community effort with the police to maintain and further reduce criminal activity.
Meetings:
On Wednesday, April 23, 2008, at 6:30 p.m. please come and join us for our semi-annual Senior Lead Officer Summit. We will be discussing quality of life problems in Hollywood area and community involvement. Location of meeting is 6501 Fountain Avenue, in the Community room.
The Hollywood Area Community Police Advisory Board (CPAB) meeting will not meet during April 2008. 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, 213-793-0708. As always you can call the Hollywood Area Community Relations Office at 213-485-4316, or you can e-mail me at 30469@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."
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.
Narcotics Enforcement/Gang Impact Team (GIT):
Please contact the Narcotics Unit for any information you might have regarding narcotic
activity, at 213-485-4318. Gangs and tagging crews are still attempting to mark what they
"think" is their territory. This has been an on-going problem that exists in our area. The Hollywood Beautification Team (HBT) continues to amaze us with their hard work and dedication in ridding the area of graffiti.
Meetings:
On Wednesday, April 23, 2008, at 6:30 p.m. please come and join us for our semi-annual Senior Lead Officer Summit. We will be discussing quality of life problems in Hollywood area and community involvement. Location of meeting is 6501 Fountain Avenue, in the Community room.
The Hollywood Area Community Police Advisory Board (CPAB) meeting will not meet during April 2008. 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 or 6A97@sprint.blackberry.net
Hollywood Basic Car 6A79
Senior Lead Officer Brenda Ramirez 213-793-0711
Basic Car District Coordinator, Sergeant Darrell Davis, 213-485-4316
The boundaries of Basic Car 6A79 are Sunset Boulevard on the north, Normandie to the east, Santa Monica Boulevard on the south, and Van Ness on the west. There are three reporting district's (RD's): 668, 669 and 679.
During this deployment period members of the Basic Car have been made aware of the on going crime trends, traffic concerns and extra patrol request. If you have any information regarding these crimes please contact Hollywood Detectives at 213-972-2967.
Crime:
Burglary from Motor Vehicle and Grand Theft Autos continue to be the top crime in our area. Please remember to lock your vehicle and don't leave anything valuable visible in the vehicle. Hollywood Officers have been directed to conduct extra patrol in the area at all hours of the day.
We are asking your assistance regarding suspicious people or vehicles that do not belong in your neighborhood. Please remember to lock your doors and windows and set your alarms. Report all suspicious activity and mark your property for identification.
Traffic Concerns:
The intersection at Santa Monica and Western continues to be a top collision intersection in our division. The primary cause for the collisions are 22350 VC (Speed), and 22106 VC (Unsafe Turns). So please use caution when in the area.
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 and Events:
Western Avenue Clean-Up Day-Sunday, April 6, 2008. Join LAPD and community volunteers in cleaning up the Western Corridor between Hollywood Blvd and Beverly Blvd. Meet location will be at Lemon Grove Park Recreation Center 4959 Lemon Grove Ave. Los Angeles at 9:00 a.m. For more information please contact Senior Lead Officer Ramirez at 213-793-0711 or the Community Relations Office at 213-485-4310.
On Wednesday, April 23, 2008, at 6:30 p.m. please come and join us for our semi-annual Senior Lead Officer Summit. We will be discussing quality of life problems in Hollywood area and community involvement. Location of meeting is 6501 Fountain Avenue, in the Community room.
The Hollywood Area Community Police Advisory Board (CPAB) meeting will not meet during April 2008. 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.
Hollywood Division 6A97
Senior Lead Officer Joseph Pelayo, 213-793-0709
Basic Car District Coordinator, Sergeant Darrell Davis, 213-485-4316
"Serving the South/East section of Hollywood from Gower to Normandie between Melrose and Beverly and from Western to the 101 frwy between Santa Monica and Beverly".
Noteworthy events for the month:
Los Angeles Marathon is scheduled for March 2, 2008. Plan ahead to avoid traffic delays and street closures.
Crime Trends:
There has been increase in vehicle license plates being stolen. Report any suspicious activity immediately to the police.
Graffiti is nothing new for the residents in Hollywood. The gang members and tagging crews that reside in various neighborhoods continue to make them known. If you want to assist the police in these matters please be aware as to when these tagging are taking place (time, days of the week).
For graffiti removal contact the Hollywood Beautification Team at (800) 611-2489.
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.
Narcotics Enforcement/Gang Impact Team (GIT):
Please contact the Narcotics Unit for any information you might have regarding narcotic
activity, at 213-485-4318. Gangs and tagging crews are still attempting to mark what they
"think" is their territory. This has been an on-going problem that exists in our area. The Hollywood Beautification Team (HBT) continues to amaze us with their hard work and dedication in ridding the area of graffiti.
Meetings:
Western Avenue Clean-Up Day-Sunday, April 6, 2008. Join LAPD and community volunteers in cleaning up the Western Corridor between Hollywood Blvd and Beverly Blvd. Meet location will be at Lemon Grove Park Recreation Center 4959 Lemon Grove Ave. Los Angeles at 9:00 a.m. For more information please contact Senior Lead Officer Pelayo at 213-793-0709 or the Community Relations Office at 213-485-4310.
On Wednesday, April 23, 2008, at 6:30 p.m. please come and join us for our semi-annual Senior Lead Officer Summit. We will be discussing quality of life problems in Hollywood area and community involvement. Location of meeting is 6501 Fountain Avenue, in the Community room.
The Hollywood Area Community Police Advisory Board (CPAB) meeting will not meet during April 2008. 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 213-793-0709. As always you can call the Hollywood Area Community Relations Office at 213-485-4316, or you can e-mail me at: 31762@lapd.lacity.org or 6A97@sprint.blackberry
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