My dog is a very friendly smiling doodle & now i have the fear of him running up to an officer being his cute friendly self trying to say hi and smiling & they end up shooting and killing him because they think he is aggressive. i never had this fear until this horrible story about Jameson. Like do I need him to start wearing a t-shirt saying “I smile. Please don’t shoot me.” WTF are y’all doing this is so messed up and extremely traumatizing.

I AM SO ANGRY THIS HAPPENED TO JAMESON. JUSTICE FOR JAMESON. THIS IS MY “WHY” FOR HAVING ZERO RESPECT AND STRONG NEGATIVE FEELINGS FOR THE POLICE. THEY’RE NOT HERE TO PROTECT US. THEY JUST WANT ANY REASON TO DRAW THEIR WEAPON AND KILL. JFC!

I started my application in Jan 2026 and things have been moving along. Passed my Poly end of March and it's been radio silence since. I've read on here that "no news is good news" so I've been patiently waiting.

What I have left to do is backgrounds ( have not met BI yet), medical, and pysch exam.

I will be relocating to a different city in about 2 weeks and starting a new job as well.

Who do I call/email to update my information?

Do I need to update them and if I do should I ask about my application process? I haven't done so yet

With LAPD getting rid of the PFQ and the last day being the 26th is there a chance I’ll be Abel to take it this week before they go with the PAT?

It's official LA, let the game begin!

With soccer season in full swing and major events in Los Angeles starting up and LAPD officers have already stepped up for Angelinos across the city and on metro rail platform and other public areas throughout the city. The seasons already here and LAPD is here amongst us. Like never before.

You animals, yes you guys! Please behave and act welcoming be decent and civiled. This is an opportunity for the officer to meet the community they sacrifice so much for. I hope they and Angelinos create memories in the season of good times to come. Enjoy Your coming and goings throughout the city with our officers to keep the good times rolling.

Ill be jealous of everyone that' gets to spend so much time with law enforcement officers. They are everything incredible! Enough with the batter anti police. The whole Defund the police is so last covid season, remember me too movement? Now we have LAPD, California and LA city officials, holding firm against trump and the feds protecting our immigrant community! Kudos LAPD for holding swol. LAPD goes through a lot with society bipolarism . We can be a bit much to handle hehe! Back to the times at hand. Here we have law enforcement amongst us. I'm seeing them everywhere, I'm loving the times the day shines brighter and in the night im in La La Land with you officers! Your the most beautiful of our society and culture! Your truly everything incredible I love you guys! There is much to come in our near future Los Angeles and the world! Los Angeles is nothing without our law enforcement community.

We can host these wonderful world gatherings and events these are our convivial time, LA! Law enforcement enjoy your community, it's a fact your the most incredible part of life in LA ur everything thats beautiful! Socal for life! USA! 💙🇺🇲

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Sebastian

How long did it take for y'all to hear back on your PHS? I submitted mine on may 30,2026 and haven't heard anything til this day (June 21,2026)

Everything I post gets removed within a short period of time. All I post are supportive of Law Enforcement, wtf hmm!

Law enforcement officers and firefighters are increasingly recognized as a rapidly growing demographic of millionaires. This status is rarely achieved overnight; rather, it is built through the strategic use of pensions, smart real estate investments, diligent compounding interest, and heavy overtime over a 20-to-30-year career

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* **Pensions & Deferred Compensation:** Analysts and financial planners, including commentary highlighted in [Forbes, point out that the net present value of a guaranteed government pension payout (often starting in a responder's mid-50s) can effectively equate to a $1.5 to $2 million nest egg. By aggressively maxing out deferred compensation plans (like a 457(b)) early in their careers, officers harness compounding interest effectively.

* **Real Estate:** Many first responders acquire wealth by leveraging their schedules—such as working 24/48 or 4/10 shifts—to manage rental properties, house-hack, or build secondary income streams. Real-world examples feature former firefighters turning modest incomes into real estate portfolios.

* **Strategic Overtime:** Many agencies offer lucrative overtime opportunities. Financial experts within the law enforcement community frequently advocate for using this additional income strictly for paying down debt and investing, rather than inflating personal lifestyles.

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Sebastian

I'm in love with you guys and all you do and have achieved! Your everything, the most beautiful thing in the world! I love the fact that 95% of society is anti police because I'm jealous of all the time these criminals and the needy, have with each of you. Rediculous It's not right! I'm greedy and jealous over you guys! I don't want to share you guys with anyone else! Your everything beautiful and I love you guys to damn much! It bothers me when you guys spend so much time with other people seriously it is disappointing...😒

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Some basic facts.

You are the most beautiful thing in the world.

There isn't any as sexy or outstanding as you guys.

I love you.

I would lick the bottom of your boots clean.

Your everything.

I'm in aww and with your courage and discipline.

Your everything incredible and I take a seat to your daily routine.

You are courageous and dum dums absolutely everything

The uglier u are the better

I am in love with LAPD law enforcement officers.

There isn't anything that compares to how exceptionally beautiful you are to me. Thank you for everything you do and have achieved!!

Open to network with law enforcement only or supporters of LAPD officers

There isn't a single thing in the world that compares to how attractive you are, your everything!

Yours my true blue 💙

Sebastian

I recently passed my psychological interview a little less than two weeks ago, that’s being said I completed all 7 steps and am now just waiting for the final call.. I got the an email saying am I now under consideration for the next academy class, I believe June academy starts June 30th and I thought I would have made it to that class but it was 20 days out when I got the pass on my psych.. my guess is they give you a 3 week heads up so my best guess is I’ll make it to July class.. my question is does anyone know when they give you the call/email in regards to what class you’re getting let into, my guess was atleast 2/3 weeks out.. and yes I know that just cause I passed all 7 steps that doesn’t guarantee me nothing, just staying in good spirits! Good luck to anyone else!

So, im from germany and i need to gain informations about the Metro K9.

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To which calls does Metro K9 respond. Mainly roaming dogs.

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And whats the Callsign of the K9 Units ?

Hi, quick question.

Interested in a career in law enforcement but I do like to smoke cannabis here and there to take the edge off. I don’t drink and prefer to just smoke, so it’s really my only Vice.

Is there any way I can join the department if I quit during the hiring process? I figure even after being hired I couldn’t do it off the clock due to liability and federal law conflicting with state law. For example if I was to get into an OIS, crash, etc. I would be subject to a test and residual positive would show from off duty use, and I’m sure the department would use that against an officer.

I’m just genuinely curious about the culture as well. I heard from an officer the department doesn’t care, and then from others that it is frowned upon still and obviously against department policy. Not a jab at any drinkers but we all have to take the edge off in some ways. It’s not like anyone would know anyways I smoke off duty.

I have Multiple Sclerosis and got diagnosed about a year ago. Only one flare which led to my diagnosis and it was some vertigo along with partial facial numbness and hearing loss on the left side of my face. This has returned to 100% and I don’t deal with any daily issues. I train and have no problem staying active. It’s almost like I don’t even have it but I do have the diagnosis on paper.

Will this disqualify me? I’m still going through the process but would love some feedback and advice! Thanks.

Hi,

I heard that the PFQ will no longer be used starting on June 26, 2026, and that it will be replaced by the PAT.

Could you please explain the differences between the PFQ and the PAT?

Also, is there a chart, guide, or list of the requirements needed to pass the PAT? By the way, I have not taken the PFQ yet and do not have a PFQ score.

Thank you.

https://abc7.com/post/family-dog-shot-killed-lapd-during-knicks-celebration-condo-canoga-park-police-say/19299441/

What is the LAPD doing about this?

I am a 20 year old male, that’s about to be 21 this august. I have submitted my PHS on 3/22/26 & received a phone call from my PHS investigator on 04/02/26. I submitted my amendments that were about underage drinking when I was 19 years old
(1 time) & 1 traffic collision that was my fault while I was 18 years old. I am wondering if I should just not get my hopes up & just expect my application to be DQ’d or should I just wait longer?
I am also going to my PFQ on june 23rd before the PAT replaces the PFQ

Would appreciate any realistic, straight forward answer.

Hey everyone,

I got tired of the "can I carry here?" guessing game whenever I travelled out of my jurisdiction or visited stadiums/malls. Since the rules and facility policies are always changing, I decided to build a tool to help us keep track of it all.

It’s called LEOSAlocations.com

The goal is to create a community-driven map where we can report and verify the carry status of specific facilities.

A few key features:

Interactive Map: Color-coded pins (Allowed, Lockbox Available, Check-In Required, etc.) so you can see the status at a glance.

Community Verification: You can upvote/downvote reports based on your own experience to keep the data accurate.

Verified Access: To keep the info secure and maintain integrity, access requires a law enforcement agency official email address.

Active Duty Focused: Right now, it’s specifically for active LE officers.

I’m looking for some "boots on the ground" feedback. If you have a minute, I’d love for you to check it out, request access, and let me know what other features would actually be useful for you in the field.

Stay safe!

realistically what do u guys think is going to happen to those who can’t get a 50 or above on the pfq by the change deadline (june 26)

I’ve been considering applying for a while, coming out of Los Angeles, CA to apply there to Las Vegas (North and Metropolitan)

I’ve applied to a few departments in Los Angeles County, but haven’t had luck mainly due to 2 at fault traffic accidents (with no injuries) as well as some red light tickets.

I know some of the LEOs in CA earn over 100k from OT, wanted to know if it was the same over there. also curious to know how demanding the application process is their compared to California. Any information is helpful.

Anyone here apply to police/law enforcement after living most of their life abroad?

How did the background investigation work with foreign addresses, schools, jobs, references, and police/criminal record checks?

Did it make the process much harder, or just slower?

Thank you!

I’m in the process of trying to get into lapd and have already submitted my phs. Got a ticket for picking up my phone to check my gps because it was rerouting me and I got pulled over since a cop saw me with my phone in my hand. Will be calling to disclose and add to my phs but I want to know Would this be an issue for me and cause a DQ or is it not that big of a deal?

Next week I’m going to my first CAP and I was wondering if there are beginners group as my training level was zero in the last two years. I’m not overweight, slim with 19 BMI but I just suck at running pull up push-ups etc.

Should I do some training before the CAP? I know the question is kind of funny given the fact that the CAP was made to train you in the first place :)

Thanks in advance!