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Sheriff Robert G. Luna

Sheriff Robert G. Luna is the 34th Sheriff of Los Angeles County. Sheriff Luna commands the largest Sheriff’s Department in the United States, with nearly 18,000 budgeted sworn and professional staff.

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Custody Operations

Custody Services information for the Los Angeles County Area: Jail addresses, contact numbers, visitation scheduling and other custody related services.

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Patrol Stations

Find the Los Angeles County Sheriff station that patrols your area. You will find contact numbers, addresses, and news for your area.

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Court Services

Court Services include; court locations, Civil service offices, vehicle inspection sites.

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Join LASD

The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department is searching for qualified individuals looking to begin their career in the diverse field of law enforcement as a Deputy Sheriff or Professional Staff.

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Records and Identification

Records and ID responsibilities include archival, retention, and release of the Department’s records, which comprises 19.4 million crime reports and booking jackets stored in the Sheriff’s Electronic Criminal Documents Archive (SECDA).

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Transparency

The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department believes in being forthcoming regarding our activities and policing efforts. Transparency allows honest analysis related to the quality of our work and builds trust within the communities we serve.

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Today, we honor and remember a truly hardworking, passionate, and strong leader. Along with being a husband, father, son, brother, uncle, and friend.

Theo’s dedication and commitment led to many accomplishments throughout his career, earning him the respect, admiration, and friendship of countless people during his 29 years with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department.

Theo gave his all in everything he did and would do anything for his family. As a devoted husband and loving father, he led with strength, compassion, and unwavering love. His greatest joy was spending time with those he loved most.

There were many special things Theo enjoyed. He loved watching his children play sports, surfing with his daughter, bonding with his son over sports memorabilia cards, tending to his backyard garden, enjoying family Star Wars Battlefront game nights, and visiting his beloved home away from home, Ko’Olina, Hawaii.

Theo’s selflessness, dedication, and kindness touched the lives of so many. His legacy will continue to live on through the countless memories he created and the people who were fortunate enough to know and love him. Though he will be deeply missed, we are forever grateful for the time, love, laughter, and lessons he shared with us.

His memory will remain in our hearts always.

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