Behind the Badge
The ‘Beverly Hills Way’ put to test during COVID-19 outbreak
0Leadership. Adaptation. Outstanding service. The coronavirus pandemic has required the Beverly Hills Police Department and police departments around the world to adjust the way it protects communities and police officers. Officers are wearing gloves and masks and practicing social distancing – when they can. And the types of calls and arrests are changing. For example, BHPD officers earlier this week pulled over a stolen SUV loaded with 192 rolls of toilet paper. “This is an unprecedented time and the call to leadership could not be as important as it is right now. Our employees have been exceptional in adapting to…
For Dominique Sandifer, being a police officer is about accountability. A former Beverly Hills High School football player, Dominique learned…
Beverly Hills Police Detectives Christophe Lelong and Aaron Goff knocked on the door of a house near Los Angeles International…
While there are many ways to track the increase of women in law enforcement across the nation, at Beverly Hills…
Steven Ullman was sitting at his wife’s restaurant with Beverly Hills Police Officer Joseph Carrott when the officer got a…