‘Detention’ work provides valuable first step for future Tustin police officers
0Nathalie Martinez says she’s just “going up the ladder.” Jacob Jimenez said he is gaining life experience. Ian Garibay said he is being given the opportunity to help people, which is all he’s ever wanted. All three are testing the waters of law enforcement by joining the Tustin Police Department’s part-time detention program, which can create an opportunity to become a police officer through a new program launched in 2019. “We use it as a farm system. So far it’s been good,” said Sgt. Robert Nelson, who oversees the program. Two former detention officers have joined the Tustin Police Department…
A steady stream of curious onlookers and supporters of the Tustin Police Department visited the department’s booth at the SoCal…
The Tustin Police Department honored its dedicated crew of volunteers with a banquet at Zov’s Bistro in Tustin. Due to…
About 100 Tustin Police Department employees, volunteers, and family members enjoyed a relaxing and fun evening during a long-awaited awards…
Fireworks are an integral part of Fourth of July celebrations, and the City of Tustin traditionally provides one of the…