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2000 Annual Report Table of Contents Mission Statement .................................................................... Page 11 Mayor and City Council .......................................................... Page 12 Los Angeles Police Commission............................................. Page 13 In Memoriam ............................................................................ Page 15 Recognition Day ....................................................................... Page 16 Chief’s Message/Year in Review............................................ Page 18 Democratic National Convention ........................................... Page 14 Citizen Support ......................................................................... Page 18 Appropriation by Program...................................................... Page 20 LAPD Personnel Status ........................................................... Page 21 Fiscal Year Annual Budget ..................................................... Page 22 Budget and Total Budget-Fiscal Year 2000-2001 ................ Page 23 Population, Size and Police Cost............................................ Page 24 Part I Crimes and Attempts-Year 2000 ................................. Page 25 Number of Arrests for Part I Crimes in 2000 ...................... Page 26 Distribution of Department Personnel by Rank, Sex, Ethnicity ................................................................ Page 27 LAPD Organizational Chart................................................... Page 28 Area Boundaries of LAPD ...................................................... Page 29 Los Angeles Police Department Produced by Managing Editor Graphic Designers Annual Report 2000 Community Relations Section Steven E. Reifel Jim Corbin Bernard C. Parks, Chief of Police Officer in Charge Tanya Thomas Fred Booker, Lieutenant Project Manager Community Affairs Group and Editor Additional Photos Commanding Officer Assistant Officer in Charge Pedro M. Muñiz Jim Crutchlow Sharon Papa, Commander Anita McKeown, Lieutenant Toy District Port of Los Angeles Athens Park Cheviot Hills Mission Statement It is the mission of the Los Angeles Police Department to safeguard the lives and property of the people we serve, to reduce the incidence and fear of crime, and to enhance public safety while working with the diverse communities to improve their quality of life. Our mandate is to do so with honor and integrity, while at all times conducting ourselves with the highest ethical standards to maintain public confidence. 1 1 2 2 3 3 Medal of Valor On September 6, 2000, ten officers received the prestigious Medal of Valor in a ceremony held at the Westin Bonaventure Hotel in Los Angeles. Chief of Police Bernard C. Parks presented the award to ten police officers for their acts of bravery, outstanding teamwork, and self-sacrifice when confronted with extremely violent suspects and rapidly unfolding situations. Sponsored by the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce, the 41st Annual Medal of Valor Award Ceremony and luncheon was attended by community leaders, families, friends and coworkers of the recipients. Actor Craig T. Nelson narrated the accounts of the recipients’ courageous acts. Established in 1925, this distinctive award has been received by 496 Los Angeles police officers. The Medal of Valor is the Department’s highest award given to members who distinguish themselves by performing acts of exceptional courage and bravery, above and beyond the call of duty. The people of the City are forever in their debt. From Left to Right Top Row: Ronald Chavarria, Robert M. Farias, Francisco Dominguez, Jason Thompson, Peter McCoy. Bottom Row: Manuel Solis, Romik Keshishi, Chief Parks, Joan Leuck, Cynthia French, Lazaro Ramirez, Craig T. Nelson, Chamber President Ezunial Burts. 4 4 In Memoriam Fallen Heroes On March 17, 2000, Officer Louis Villalobos, assigned to Metropolitan Division, Special Weapons and Tactics (S.W.A.T.), was training at the United States Marine Corps Base at Camp Pendelton. While performing an advanced exercise he slipped and fell off of a ten-foot catwalk. The next day he succumbed to head injuries. Officer Villalobos, a 30-year member of the LAPD, joined the elite SWAT Unit in 1983 and held the rank of Police Officer III+I, an Assistant Squad Leader. A highly regarded peer leader, in September 1999, he received the SWAT Officer of the Year Award and Medal of Valor for his act of bravery in responding to an “Officer Needs Help” radio call and rescuing an ambushed and mortally wounded officer from the city of Glendale. He was to retire in six months and was two months short of celebrating his 53rd birthday. Officer Louis Villalobos, who joined the Department on August 10, 1970, became the 192nd LAPD officer killed in the line of duty. He is survived by his son and daughter. Officer Robert Mata On September 19, 2000, at 2:30 am, Harbor Area Special Enforcement Unit Officer Robert Mata and his partner were responding to a back-up call of an officer following a stolen vehicle. While enroute, the left rear of the police vehicle lost traction and began to slide. The police vehicle collided with a street pole on the driver’s side. Upon impact, Officer Mata sustained major blunt force trauma and his partner was also knocked unconscious. Officer Mata was transported to Harbor UCLA Medical Center where he succumbed to his injuries. Officer Mata was one month short of celebrating his twenty-seventh birthday. The day before his passing, he was able to see his wife, Holly, work her first day as a Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Deputy. He is also survived by his two daughters, father, mother, and sister. Officer Robert Mata, appointed to the Department on January 22, 1996, became the 193rd LAPD officer killed in the line of duty. 5 Officer Louis Villalobos 5 Recognition Day For Heroism and Devotional Service The Department honored 148 sworn and civilian employees at the 21st Annual Recognition Day Awards Ceremony on November 8, 2000, at the Police Academy Gymnasium in Elysian Park. Medals and awards were presented to the recipients by Chief Bernard C. Parks, honoring their acts of heroism and service. Deputy Chief David J. Gascon and Deputy Chief Peggy York read the narrative addresses as the awards were presented. Detective Kim Jones (above) and Sergeant Steve Williams (below) received the Police Meritorious Service Medal from Chief Parks for Fourteen Police Medals were awarded this year along with 28 exceptional performance of duty, clearly above what is expected. Police Stars, eight Lifesaving Medals, 28 Community Policing Medals, three Police Meritorious Achievement Medals, 20 Police Meritorious Service Medals, and 27 Police Meritorious Unit Citations. Additionally, three Department employees were acknowledged for receiving City of Los Angeles Career Service Awards and 17 officers received awards from the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association. City leaders and community members joined the Department command staff, family, friends, and coworkers during the event to honor these outstanding individuals. 6 6 Recognition Day Recepients FirstName LastName Rank Award FirstName LastName Rank Award Mark Aguilar PO III CPM Marc Martinez PO III CPM Tony Adler PO III PMSM Juan Martinez DET II PMUC Gene Arreola DET I PMSM Richard McElroy DET III PMUC Robert Baker DET III PMUC Dennis McNeal PO III CPM Michael Baker PO III PMUC Enrique Mendoza PO III PS Lewis Barnes PO III PM Fred Miller DET PMSM Maria Barrera DET II PMUC Stephen Miller DET III PMUC Thomas Bibbs PO III PM Barry Montgomery SGT PS Charles Block PO III CPM David Montiel PO II PS Richard Bonneau CAPT III PMSM Stephen Moore SGT II PMUC Donald Boon PO III PM Perry Moore DET II PMUC Robert Brown PO III CPM Eric Mosher DET I PS Kosal Bun PO II LM Justin Mudgett PO III PS Charles Buttitta SGT II PMUC Jeffri Norat PO II CPM Pedro Cabunoc PO III PS Anthony Ochoa PO II LM Julie Carpenter PO III PS Scott Ogata PO II PS Kirby Carranza DET I PMUC Larry Oliande PO II LM Mark Castillo PO III CPM Melitoa Orozco DET II PMUC Joseph Cavestany PO II PS Dennis Packer DET II PMUC Joe Chacon PO III CPM Jason Pedro PO III PS Alexander Chan PO II LM Michael Pelletier DET II CPM Gregory Chin PO III CPM Cindy Perez PO II PS Heebae Cho SGT I PM Daniel Pesqueira PO III CPM Shawn Connolly PO II PM Eric Pierce DET II PMUC Bobbie Covington PO II PS Kris Pitcher LT II PMUC Bobby Crees PO II PM Richard Rakitis SGT I PMUC Eric Crosson PO II PS Lazaro Ramirez PO III LM Jesse Crowe PO II PS Steven Richards SGT I CPM Brenda Crump SGT II PMSM Daniel Roman SGT I PMSM Andre Dawson LT I PMUC George Ryan PO III CPM Reggie Dickenson PO III PM Ronald Sanchez CAPT II CPM Nancy Dyer DET PMSM Frank Sanchez PO III PS Michael Estrada PO II CPM Armando Sandoval PO III PMUC Steve Estrada PO II PMSM Jerry Santos PO III CPM Austin Fernald PO III LM Mike Sayre SGT II PMSM Juan Flores PO II CPM Ken Scott PO III PMSM Vivian Flores SGT I CSA George M. Selleh DET II PMUC Richard Gabaldon PO III PS Ray Shorb DET PMUC Steve Gajda PO II PM Daniel Skinner PO III PMUC Bob Gale CAPT III PMSM Luz Sosa (Flores) PO II CPM Isaac Galloway PO II PS Sylvia Sotelo * PSR PMAM Michael Gannon DET II CPM Martin Spann SGT II PM Otto Garcia PO II CPM Stacy Spell PO III CPM Charles Garcia PO II LM Charles Springer PO III PS Michael Glenn PO III CPM Anthony Stavropoulos DET II PMUC Joe Gonzales PO II PM Richard Stocks PO III PMSM Juan Gonzalez SGT I PM David Swanson PO II PS Russell Graybill PO III CPM Kenneth Thatcher PO III PMUC Mark Griego PO III PS Michael Thrasher DET III CPM John Harrison PO III PS Fred Torres PO III PMUC Jeffrey Hazer PO II PS Harold Tucker LT PMUC Richard L. Hecht * SMAII CSA Jennifer Vass PO I PS Margarite Hermosillo DET I PMUC James Veenstra PO III PMUC Steven Hillmann PO II PMSM Jim Voge CAPT II PMSM Ruben Holguin SGT PMSM Christine Vogel * Crim II PMAM Keiren Ibarra PO II CPM Ted Watson PO III PS Kim Jones DET II PMSM Rich Wemmer CAPT III PMSM Stanley Kane PO II PM Jeffrey Wenninger SGT I PS David Keortge PO III PM Marty Weston SGT II PMSM Yang-Kyung Kim PO III PS Steve Williams SGT I PMSM James B.
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