LAPD Pacific Division 14

08/13/2026

Coffee with a Cop ☕

Join LAPD Pacific Senior Lead Officers for coffee, conversation, and community.

When: Monday, August 17th
Time: 10AM - 12:00PM
Where: Whole Foods
225 Lincoln Blvd - Venice

No agenda. Just a chance to meet your local officers, ask questions, and build connections.

All are welcome!

Stronger Communities. Stronger Together. 💙

08/11/2026

Today Sgt. Stevens gave his last roll call with LAPD Pacific Division.

After years of dedicated service to our community, Sgt. Stevens closed out his final watch.

Thank you, Sergeant, for your leadership, integrity, and commitment to the people of Pacific.

We wish you a well deserved retirement. Once Pacific, Always Pacific. 💙

07/31/2026

END OF WATCH 🎉
Sergeant II Scotty Stevens
30+ YEARS OF SERVICE

Thank you for your leadership, your hard work, and for looking out for all of us, Scotty.

Wishing you health, happiness, and zero roll calls in retirement 💙👮‍♂️

07/26/2026

National Night Out 2026 🚔

Join LAPD Pacific Area along with Councilwoman Traci Park and Councilwoman Katy Yaroslavsky for a night of community, safety, and fun.

Meet your Public Safety Providers!📅 Tuesday, August 4th
⏰ 4pm - 8pm
📍 Concert Park, Playa Vista

Come out for:
🎵 Music 🍔 Food 🎁 Prizes 🎉 Fun

This is your chance to connect with the officers and resources that serve our community. Bring the family and let’s build safer neighborhoods together 💙

See you there!

Councilwoman Traci Park Councilwoman Katy Yaroslavsky

07/16/2026

06/30/2026

After 32 years of dedicated service to the men and women of the City of Los Angeles, Detective III James “Frank” Kenny has retired from the division he began his career - LAPD Pacific Division.
Thank you, Kenny, for all of your hard work over the years. Enjoy your retirement.

06/30/2026

PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY 🔒⛓️⌚️

Thief’s act fast. Don’t give them the chance.

Remember:
🔸 TUCK IT – Tuck your necklace under your shirt. Out of sight, out of reach. Slide your watch under your sleeve.
🔸 HIDE IT – Keep your jewelry covered. The less they see, the less they want.
🔸 KEEP IT – Stay aware of your surroundings. Protect what’s yours.

We’re seeing an increase in jewelry thefts across the city. A few seconds of prevention can save you from becoming a target.

BE AWARE. STAY ALERT.

If you see something, say something. Call 877-ASK-LAPD or 911 for emergencies.

📸 Swipe to see more crime prevention tips

06/16/2026

Leave the fireworks to the professionals

As we approach the 4th of July, remember: ALL FIREWORKS ARE ILLEGAL IN LOS ANGELES!

If you see someone using fireworks, report it using the MyLA311 app. Only dial 9-1-1 in case of an emergency.

Let’s keep our community safe!

06/16/2026

Crime prevention tips. Keep your home safe.
Don’t come home to a burglary.

🔒 *LOCK IT DOWN* – All doors, windows, and your garage. Even for “quick trips.” 5 minutes is all they need.

👀 *HIDE THE TEMPTATION* – No valuables in sight near windows/doors. Close blinds on the first floor.

💡 *FAKE THEM OUT* – Timers or smart plugs on lights, TVs, or radios. Make it look like someone’s home.

📦 *DON’T ADVERTISE AN EMPTY HOUSE* – Hold mail/packages or have a trusted neighbor grab them. Piled-up deliveries = “nobody’s home.”

🪜 *REMOVE THE LADDER* – Don’t give them a free step to your second-story balcony.

🔐 *SECURE THE SAFE* – Bolt it down. A 50lb safe walks out the door fast.

📱 *POST LATER, NOT NOW* – Share those beach pics when you’re back. Broadcasting “we’re gone” is risky.

🐕 *DOGS = DETERRENT* – Burglars hate them. Even a “Beware of Dog” sign helps.

📹 *INVEST IN TECH* – Alarms, cameras, motion sensors, glass-break detectors. Visible cameras prevent crime.

👥 *NEIGHBORS LOOKING OUT* – Join Neighborhood Watch. Text a trusted neighbor before you leave.

If you see something suspicious, call us. 877-ASK-LAPD or 911 for emergencies.