Being a liar and a lazy POS seems to be a job requirement for everyone they hire. Constantly…read morechanging their answers about policies, putting you on hold till they clock out. Not letting you put money in your loved ones books because they don't want to. A pathetic waste of tax dollars. Shameful behavior towards family members concerned about their loved ones. Zero accountability or professionalism. Law enforcement is the only industry that would tolerate this kind of behavior from staff.

Literally prison. Yum. Toilet water…read more Boot stew. Fermented fruit. Good times. Shower fun. Twin towers is a must go for any chic LA socialites.

This place is meant to reflect on crime, nevertheless when you are in custody your surrounded by LA…read morefinest and beyond criminals which comes from all walks of life. There are fights and stabbings that occur and at times its like a walk in the park depending on your attitude. One time a couple of deputies slam me on the floor and stab my leg with something the other time after a fight I got stabbed which is posted in my Keck review that attention and riot squad came quickly. The food gets to became the norm so taste does matter after a while some is actually pretty good. If you have a inmate loved one it would be a good idea to send them store on Thursday so they would have a bite to eat. The hole is not a fun place!

Asking for a friend lol What are the name of the burritos…read moreyou get served after returning back from court? Only thing good in there

They're all sat behind the counter and there's a line of people, I see they don't do their jobs…read more Not helping a single one of us! STRAIGHT BITCHES HERE, GIVE YOU A HARD TIME FOR NO REASON.Funny how each receptionist has their own set of rules too makes no sense..... very ghetto.

A rat infestation and reports of deputy cliques are critical issues at Men's Central Jail. This…read moresituation is worsened by a complaint process where inmates are told to file grievances that can be arbitrarily dismissed by the very deputies they are complaining about.

Great spot. Who…read moreknows what could have been. Love the lunch. Good friends. Good times. Live laugh love! Not enough soap.

This place is so bullshit. I just got out Feb 28 and I was here for 6 months. I didn't get to none…read moreof my doctors appointments. I had to write the captain up a million times. Ms smith the counselor is the best. She helped me as much as she could. But best believe this is not a good jail at all for pregnant women. They treat the women like shit. It's only 50 women here and we shop last and when we get out stuff it dnt be everything. Teresa McGrath is my best friend

I'm very worried about my husband he is currently serving a 9 month sentence for non violent crime…read more He is diagnosed with Scoliosis and neuropathy . He has not seen a doctor and his medical information has been received by the jail. I'm afraid this Coronavirus can affect him because the jail does not provide him with the medical treatment he needs. The FSA authorizes BOP to maximize the use of home confinement for low risk offenders. He is low risk according to his risk assessment and less than 6 months left on his system. He should be released to home confinement he has a job waiting on his return home. Please look into his case. Thank you

The Day shift and PM shift schedulers are the best. Always helpful and understanding ,never rude…read moreand definitely never calls you and yells at you on the phone. The Early Morning Scheduler is ok but won't let you take more then 4 weeks of vacation. Bob is Bob. I would highly recommend them.

A Perfect Stay -- Cozy, Charming, and Exceptionally Welcoming…read more From the moment I arrived at this lovely bed and breakfast, I felt right at home. Tucked away in a peaceful and picturesque setting, this gem of a place offers everything you could hope for in a relaxing getaway. The room was beautifully decorated with thoughtful touches--fresh flowers, soft linens, and a view that made waking up a joy. Everything was spotlessly clean, and the bed was incredibly comfortable. I slept like a baby every night! What really sets this place apart, though, is the hospitality. The hosts were warm, genuine, and went out of their way to make sure we had everything we needed. And the breakfast--wow! Each morning, I was treated to a homemade feast that included fresh-baked pastries, local fruits, eggs made to order, and the best coffee. I can't wait to return--and next time, I am staying longer!

This is best place to have a reception! I absolutely love this place! Centrally located in…read moredowntown Los Angeles near Union Station, Chinatown, and Dodger Stadium.

This East Los Angeles Sheriff Station is located off of Beverly blvd which then turns into 3rd St…read more Be cautions when driving to the station as you will run into 3 ticket camera lights so mind your speed. The station is located in a park and also lake along with the local library and the infamous East L.A. Courthouse. The station has been serving the community of East & Southeast Los Angeles Since 1955 Thank you to all the brave Women & Men who serve our Community with honor, ethics and integrity.

This is long. Sorry. I name names…read more The East Los Angeles Sheriff's Department is full of incompetent staff. I'm sorry but I need to give my honest opinion. I have lived in many other cities of Los Angeles County, many serviced by LASD and I have not had the issues that I have with them. I have a tenant who lives right next door to me and is under eviction. One Sunday, that tenant threatened my life. I left my house with only my phone, did not take my purse or anything else because there was no time. I called the East LA Sheriff Department and waited for them at a nearby McDonald's. I waited 2 hours in the parking lot. I could not even go into the restaurant because I did not have my wallet and had no money. Whenever I would call to follow up they told me that deputies were busy with other calls. And finally, the last time I called they told me that the deputies showed up at McDonalds and left because I was not there. I was livid! After waiting for 2 hours in a hot parking lot with no water or anything the deputies lied and said they showed up! They never showed up. When I asked the dispatch person why they did not call me, she said they did. I asked her to give me the number that they called, and she gave me some wrong number that was not even mine! I refused to go home. I spent a total of 6 hours outdoors. I went to City Terrace Park and I called East LA Sheriff's again and Deputy Quinonez basically told me that I was not a priority since I was not physically hurt. So, I need to be stabbed by my tenant before I am considered a priority?! I have talked to Deputty Quinonez on other occasions and he is always a smart a$$. On another occasion I called 911 because a person who had previously attempted to unalive themselves was saying that they wanted to try to unalive themselves again and that person was having a crisis. That person was inside a car with their abusive partner parked in the street. I expected an ambulance to show up. Instead, only deputies showed up. The deputies spoke to the person and to the person's abusive partner, and they " determined " that the person was not in danger. These deputies are far from being medical or mental health professionals. Anyway, they never came to speak to me, and I was the one that placed the call and the one that had prior knowledge of this person's previous attempts to unalive themselves. One day I was at the East Los Angeles Sheriff's office for paperwork. While there I spoke to deputy Reel (if I remember correctly, he is a supervisor) about the incident with the person trying to unalive themselves. Deputy Reel said that IT IS NOT AGAINST THE LAW TO UNALIVE YOURSELF!!!!! And Deputy Reel also kept giving me the "short staff" excuse for deputies not showing up for other calls. I also brought up the time my tenant threatened to unalive me. Deputy Reel told me that if she did not have a weapon, it is not a crime. I asked deputy Reel, "So if I say to you right now that I am going to unalive you, that is not a crime?" He said, "correct". When I lived in Northern Los Angeles County if the deputies showed up for someone claiming they will unalive themselves, they would let the fire dept handle it and let them take the person to a hospital where they would be evaluated, placed on hold, and given mental health treatment. Anyway, I have other bad experiences, and I can name names. That will be for another occasion. I keep receipts. East Los Angeles Sheriff's Department, do better. Sheriff Luna, do better. People of East Los Angeles, be more discerning and expect more from your local authorities.