On January 9, National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, we pause to say thank you to the men and women who chose a profession that truly makes a difference. Your sacrifice, service, and commitment to our communities do not go unnoticed. To our sworn personnel and professional staff working behind the scenes, your dedication keeps Los Angeles County safe and strong. We are grateful for all that you do. Your service matters, and our community appreciates you. #NationalLawEnforcementAppreciationDa

Earlier today, Sheriff Robert Luna had the opportunity to appear on @ABC7 to discuss the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department’s preparations for the New Year’s Day Parade in #Pasadena. In collaboration with @pasadenapd and @californiahighwaypatrol, our Sheriff’s Intelligence Unit and Emergency Operations Bureau are working diligently to make the event safe for our community. As an additional reminder for this New Year’s celebrations, please don’t drink and drive, please don’t shoot off any we

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Today, 19 inmates within the Los Angeles County Jail System graduated with high school diplomas. The education based incarceration unit offers engaging programs which provides inmates both academic and vocational life skills to grow as individuals and also attain job training that helps inmates reintegrate into society. For more information on the Education Based Incarceration Unit, visit www.lasd.org #LASD | Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department

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6K views · 345 reactions | The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, Inglewood Police Dept. and our State/Federal partners are committed to provide NFL fans with a secure and safe Superbowl Experience. | Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department | Facebook

65K views · 1.2K reactions | Sheriff Alex Villanueva "The Board of Supervisors believes the most vulnerable @CountyofLA population are criminal offenders. I believe our most vulnerable are the victims of crime. With the closure of Men’s Central Jail, the Sheriff's Department will have less capacity to house County of Los Angeles’s most violent offenders." | Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department | Facebook