I have lived in Westminster my entire life and I have never had a good experience with the…read moreWestminster Police Department until January 2026. Shout out to Officer Brandon Le who treated me empathically during a time where I was stressed out of my mind. Long story short, someone used my information to open fraudulent accounts. The companies would not close/pause the accounts unless I had a police report. I am also appreciative that the WPD opens up at 7:30 am or else I would not have been able to get anything done due to work hours. The only reason why this is only 4 and not 5 stars is because I had to interact with a woman at the reception/front desk a couple times and every time it felt like I was speaking to someone who really hated their life but wanted to take it out on the person standing in front of them... I hope she is able to find peace during these trying times.

I was in a car accident on 7/15/25…read more Today is 7/29/25 I was looking for my police report, for the life of me I can not find it. I remember I was given a small rectangle pc of paper I lost it. I talked to Sandra thru dispatch. Sandra was on the phone with me for almost 15 minutes. She was so so so very nice. She looked up all the records and mine was not on the records She suggested I call Huntington Beach police dept I am so grateful to her. Sandra, thank you so very much.

This is a shame that I have to write this about the most disappointing department (GGPD) I've ever…read morehad to deal with and I'm just super ashamed to live in a city with so many uneducated police officers who that are running the city when they are there to protect and serve to help people deescalate situations. They legit hire anyone that they can find without doing proper mental tests and background checks. In my incident today, Officer Matthew Raabe, was the first person to arrive after I waited 2 hours and in the end, he did nothing to help me resolve the issue other than arguing back to me and power tripping. He had no idea about the law and needs to go to school to be more educated in criminal law. He had very bad manners, was super unprofessional, and extremely lazy because he refused to write a police report. Furthermore, Officer Raabe refused to give me his name or badge number which triggered him to get angry and drive away from the scene even though he didn't resolve the issue at hand and fulfill his duty as an officer and properly help the citizens of our city. Officer Raabe was terrible at controlling his emotions and got extremely angry and even fled the scene without any resolution, it was super pathetic and disappointing. His name is Officer Matthew Raabe, badge number 5100

Friendly and helpful. If you're not a criminal, you'd probably appreciate the service they offer…read more If you are wanted or got busted, probably not

I lost my wallet and the night patrol found it along the freeway! I was contacted by office…read morechitchen and I picked it up the next day. Everyone was so nice and I am so grateful for these folks

I had a positive experience when bringing in my insurance proof to fix a ticket. Someone stole the…read moreregistration sticker off my car. Officers here were helpful and I was able to take care of things quickly. They even gave me great advice to try to make it the court before it closed that day and provided directions.

We were apprehensive to have to visit the " Sheriffs office". Pleasantly surprised. Efficient…read moreand calm. They took care of our issues at hand. We also observed how they managed concerns and complains. I have to admit it's not easy jobs they have. And very happy our community has them on the watch. We appreciate you. Cheers! Keep up the good work and we need you here.

​I am writing to formally lodge a complaint regarding an unacceptable experience I had with…read moredeputies from the Lakewood/Bellflower Sheriff's Station. The incident involved an Asian deputy (identified as Deputy Lang) and a white male deputy (described as approximately 5'7", 200 lbs, with blonde hair and sunglasses). ​While Deputy Lang conducted himself in a smart, professional, and courteous manner, the conduct of his partner--the blonde male deputy riding in the passenger seat--was entirely unacceptable and fell severely short of the standards expected of the department. ​My specific grievances regarding the passenger deputy include: ​Refusal to Identify: When requested, the deputy refused to provide his name and badge number, which is a direct violation of standard department policy regarding public accountability. ​Negligent Demeanor: The deputy was not wearing his seatbelt either before or after our interaction, demonstrating a blatant disregard for basic safety laws and vehicle codes that he is sworn to enforce. ​Dismissal of a Serious Threat: I attempted to report a life-threatening situation, to which the deputy dismissively stated that he "did not have time" and told me not to "waste his time." ​As a tax-paying resident, I expect a basic standard of quality, urgency, and professionalism from public safety officers--especially when life-threatening matters are being reported. The lazy and dismissive attitude displayed by this individual is a liability to the community and a disservice to the professional standards demonstrated by his partner, Deputy Lang. ​I request that Internal Affairs investigate this matter, identify the passenger deputy assigned to Deputy Lang during this shift, and take appropriate disciplinary action. I look forward to a response detailing how this matter will be addressed.

On Sunday 7/18/2026 I visited my husband's memorial bench on the pier and discovered the memorial…read moreplaque was gone. I was very distraught and I immediately went to the station at the beginning of the pier where the volunteers were understanding and gave me information on how to report the loss. I immediately called the Seal Beach police and spoke to Officer Fischer who took the report. He was very kind and thorough in informing me what additional information to provide. I dropped off the paperwork to the Police Department and Public Works department on Monday and Grant Travasci has kindly responded with follow up information. Very impressed and grateful for the response to a very upsetting circumstance.

Best department out there! They keep crime at a low and keep the citizens safe... and if you're…read morelooking for humor in life check out their instagram page!

Yesterday was a rough day. My friend & I were exhausted after too much traffic, a migraine, &…read morephysical therapy. The last thing I wanted to do was drive to an unfamiliar location to get a fix-it ticket written off, when who knows what else could be suddenly wrong with my car because of police presence, right? :-P Fortunately, the woman who answered the # on the back of my fix-it ticket-1-714-667-7000, (Diana)? was cheerful, friendly, helpful, & told me, "Once you arrive, call 714-288-6740 (24 hrs!!) "..an officer will inspect your vehicle & sign your ticket."-WITHOUT THE $ CHARGE police stations require! She even gave me directions to the office, & wished me a nice day! Location: 11100 Cedar St., Stanton, Ca., right off Katella. Sure enough, even though the lady I reached the next evening insisted I may wait an HOUR, we went, & 5 min. later, a kind gentleman (Sherriff Deputy) confirmed my brakelight worked, signed off my ticket, & wished us a nice day! Not EXACTLY what I expected-much better. Thank you Stanton Sheriff's Dept for making "one more multi-step problem." less stressful! Getting by ill, on limited income, paying for the car part, its replacement, the citation, copies,& certified mail to the court-is difficult enough without having to pay MORE $$ to prove it was fixed. I wish I would've gotten the tall gentleman's name to thank him here, as his assistance was highly appreciated! It was 11/10/17 @ 5:30 pm.

The service is shit shit sheriff wasting money from tax they never do their job driving the cars…read moreand spending our money for nothing shit service

First time I've been in since they renovated a few years back. As a Cypress resident I have…read morenothing but love for our PD, they do a great job and it shows in our way of life here. :) We called and scheduled a tour for our Cub Pack and they were quick to take care of us, the kids loved every second, and it's always cool to see the workings of something you may not ever otherwise (unless you're being a naughty monkey and find yourself there, not judging). ;) Jokes aside though, I'm glad we have such a strong tie between our citizens and our first responders here in Cypress.

Officer Shockey--A True Example of Service with Humility…read more We recently had to call the Cypress Police Department because a vehicle had dropped debris all over our street, creating a serious hazard for drivers. Officer C. Shockey responded to the call, and his professionalism and kindness left a lasting impression on our whole household. Not only did he assess the situation quickly and ensure everyone's safety, but when the city cleaner arrived, Officer Shockey didn't just stand by--he rolled up his sleeves and helped sweep the street himself. Watching an officer take that kind of initiative and humility was genuinely moving. In a world where we often only hear about the negative, I wanted to take a moment to acknowledge the positive. Officer Shockey exemplified what true public service looks like: not authority, but compassion in action. Thank you to him and to the Cypress Police Department for showing that integrity and care still define what it means to protect and serve.

I unfortunately had my car towed because of a misunderstanding with the DMV about my registration…read more While the explanation from the Los Alamitos Police Department did not go in my favor, the way it was handled by Sergeant Krogman was professional, reasonable and very courteous. It was also very much appreciated.

Came to ask for additional information while picking someone up, police officer A. Delgado was…read moreunnecessarily rude and spoke with a disrespectful tone that was unprovoked. Him being part of the department since 2016 and taking part in the social media team he should understand that how he represents himself also puts his department under scrutiny and so easily to do so with such large media platforms available to utilize. Since the further separation between communities and law enforcement in recent years, it is crucial that he speaks and acts in an empathizing way to prevent further disconnection as this encounter did so for me. Community-oriented police training, in addition to sensitivity training should be brought forth to reeducate this police officer as he may have forgotten this aspect of his duty after obtaining his bachelor degree in criminal justice as his basic decency to treat others with respect is lacking. I have reached out to higher chain of command and he assured me he would address the situation and I appreciate his ability to speak to and with citizens respectfully.

I was about to head for work, saw a huge van completely block my driveway. Immediately called FVPD…read more The voice on the other side treated me respectfully and helped me professionally and swiftly. An officer arrived within minutes. Wow! He knew just how to handle the situation. Gave the violator a ticket. Explained to him that next time this happens, the vehicle will be towed. The violator moved his van so we could go to work. I hope there won't be a third time. Tips to citizens: - If the violator suggests to you that instead of you calling the police, you should go knocking door to door to find out whose vehicle it is to ask them to move it, do NOT fall for that BS. Immediately educate the prankster. Tell them straight up that you don't have time to compensate for their laziness (not in those words, if you wanna be courteous). THEY should be responsible. They should be checking the street every 5min to see if there's an open spot, and move their car out of the way. Why should you be burdened for their incompetence? - They may lie that the street was full when they were looking for a space. Since you don't have the evidence to disprove this claim, don't try to, even if you already know there's ALWAYS parking room at the end of the road. Just keep to yourself your realization that they are liars and are trying to play mind games with you. This awareness will reduce your chances of falling for their tricks. Instead, learn street smarts and social skills quickly, so you become sharper at catching mind games and how to counter them while you're young.

Well, one thing is for sure is that I love my city of Fountain Valley that I reside in.. We have…read morethis wonderful police station with the dedicated men and women that look after us. There are no racial profiling in most Orange County Cities. They make me feel safe in the city. We have less crime, if any. Nothing ever goes on in Fountain Valley. However, the police do arrest lots of people coming in to our city to drink and drive. We do have some nearby colleges in the city. Lots of young people like to drink here. Police are professionals, and they even hire young officers all the time fresh out the academy.

As Soon as I retired from my La Palma family dentistry, I joined as a volunteer with La Palma…read morepolice department and now a member of this volunteer group for about 20 years. I can state with full confidence that the police department has treated us with great respect we have monthly meetings on last Tuesday of the month at 5 pm at city hall. We invite everyone to join us and enjoy all the benefits that we have. Very recently we have a new chief of police JOE GUERRERO who is very friendly to all and especially to our volunteer group. He always has smiles on his face which makes it so pleasant to talk to him. COME AND JOIN THE GROUP

Despite the police chief's message, compassion and respect does not guide your conduct. Even when…read morewe were parked at a nearby Centrepoint mini-mall or Jack in the Box, commanding cars to "go home" with your loudspeaker was intimidation at peaceful assembly. I don't think driving a police car to the end of the line with sirens on to disperse customers was a service to the local community unless you only care about local sales tax yields. Kogi tacos were not the kind of emergency that required four police cruisers with their strobe lights on, yelling at cars parked on the street. We were not treated with dignity so I'll try my best not to shop in your city again.