Behind the Badge
Beverly Hills police, volunteers team up for homeless count
0More than 60 volunteers teamed up with park rangers, community ambassadors, social service workers and Beverly Hills police officers Wednesday night as part of Los Angeles County’s three-day “point in time” count of the homeless population. The three-day count began Tuesday night in the San Gabriel and San Fernando Valleys and ended Thursday in the Antelope Valley, Metro Los Angeles and South Los Angeles. The effort provided county officials with a snapshot of the sheltered and unsheltered homeless population. The Chronic Homeless Assistance Team (CHAT), an innovative collaboration between the Beverly Hills police and fire departments, the city attorney’s office and…
Of the 30 years that Criminal Intelligence Det. Ray Perez served on the Beverly Hills Police Department, he had multiple…
Eight representatives of the Beverly Hills Police Department rode 260 miles over three days from New Jersey to Washington, D.C.…
Kids were able to learn police tactics with an exercise dummy used for defensive tactical training for officers. Families scarfed…
Nobody had to tell them what to do next. Immediately following the tragic shooting at a synagogue in Poway, near…