Peace Officers of California

San Leandro Police Chief Angela Averiett was charged by Alameda County prosecutors after allegedly striking another motorist while driving a police vehicle and fleeing the scene.

CBP mourns the loss of Border Patrol Agent Sean M. McDonough.

BPA McDonough started his CBP career in 2007. He recently served at the Wellesley Island Border Patrol Station, Buffalo Sector in New York. He also served in Nogales Station and in Houlton Sector. BPA McDonough also served in the U.S. Army, Army National Guard, and as a Military Police Officer.

He is a true hero who selflessly served to protect America.

As a CBP family, we extend our deepest condolences to the family, friends and colleagues of BPA McDonough.

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The Irwindale Police Department proudly announces the formation of its first Honor Guard, comprised of Sergeant Nick Lopez, Motor Officer Jaycon Sanchez, Officer Luis Amesola, and Officer Albert Penaloza.

This distinguished team represents the highest standards of professionalism, discipline, and respect, and will serve as a symbol of honor for the department and the community it serves.

Later this week, the newly formed Honor Guard will travel to Sacramento to attend the annual California Peace Officers’ Memorial Ceremonies, where they will stand alongside agencies from across the state in honoring the lives and legacies of fallen peace officers.

Their participation marks a significant milestone for the department and reflects Irwindale’s continued commitment to tradition, service, and remembrance.

For 70 years, the Cypress Police Department has proudly served and protected our community.
In 1956, the City of Cypress was incorporated, and with it came the formation of our Police Department—built on a foundation of service, integrity, and partnership with the community. What began as a small agency serving a growing town has evolved into a modern, professional department committed to public safety, proactive policing, and community engagement.
To honor this milestone, our officers will be wearing a commemorative 70th Anniversary patch for the remainder of the year. This patch represents seven decades of dedication, progress, and the strong partnership we share with the community we are proud to call home.
Thank you, Cypress, for 70 years of trust and support. Here’s to continuing our mission—together.  

Our CBP Office of Field Operations discovered all of these weapons (including an RPG!) that were being smuggled into Mexico.

A combination of inspection experience and technology prevented these weapons from falling into the hands of the cartels.

Read more: https://ow.ly/KlQ950YOcCA

The Office of the District Attorney is pleased to announce the promotion of Criminal Investigator Ana Luckey to the rank of sergeant.

“What sets Sergeant Luckey apart is her composure and effectiveness under pressure, these are qualities which make her an exceptional choice for this role,” said Chief Investigator Lindy Gligorijevic.

Sergeant Luckey brings the skills, vision, and experience necessary to excel in her new role. Her 15-year law enforcement career reflects a strong foundation of service and leadership. From her patrol experience at the Porterville Police Department, where she served as field training officer and K9 handler, to her extensive background as a criminal investigator in the Bureau of Investigations, she brings both experience and insight into her new role. Throughout her career she has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to victims of crime, her colleagues, and the citizens of Tulare County.