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.

I was there for 5 months and a pretty bad charge and beign my first time ever on jail i hanged with…read morethe cops and staued away from the hispanics who thought they owned the place. I enjoyed my special diet for the celiac disease i have and the diabetes as well. I went to jail scared and i came out with stories of racism towards those who were classified as black or others by the hispanics, and stories on how homosexuality runs rampid with the straight inmates and how these closeted homosexuals mistreat the gay inmates. I was called a traitor to my race and i gave myself the name of snitch to deter any hooligan from getting to close to me.

Destroy the whole jail they treat everyone like they're in hell…read more And they do not feed you

Disgusting building, staff is horrible. Profiting off the suffering of others. Smells disgusting,…read morestaff doesn't listen or help. Staff should be incarcerated

There is the Twin Towers the public sees, and then there is the Twin Towers families experience…read more Cold. Isolating. Terrifying. Even scheduling a visit feels like a battle--the outdated, glitchy website makes it incredibly difficult just to see your loved one. It left me feeling like families are kept at a distance instead of being encouraged to stay connected. My loved one went five days without prescribed psychiatric medication until he suffered a seizure, and by the time I saw him two weeks later, I barely recognized him. No family should have to experience that. If your loved one is there, document everything, keep calling, and never stop advocating for them. This was our experience, and people deserve to know there is another side to Twin Towers. They make everything so difficult when it comes to families supporting their loved ones.

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

Must say I was pretty unenthused about the whole process of visitation at this location …read more... recently found out my best friend was incarcerated at this facility and let me just say I put off the visit for a week or two, due to my experience of sheer hell , total waste of time and un due stress and anger id have every week twice a week from December 2012-January 2014 and again late 2016 to mid 2017. Happy to say this time was a vast improvement! Kudos to the Staff , which was courteous and prompt, and no long lines. Besides the bucket in middle of waiting room collecting the roof leak, it seemed way cleaner. Can't vouch for the bathroom which was always just horrifying! Line moved smoothly, officers weren't standing around shooting the shit and ignoring us and letting the line build....or didn't flirt with the hood rats or talk shit or be extra with each individual...... Names called pretty promptly.... actually called within 15 minutes of checking in.... I used to fall asleep waiting for my ex boyfriends name to be called. The major problems back when was the officers always without fail would make some snarky remark or be on some enormous power trip and loved playing god with your visits. Guess al the complaints really prompted some customer service skills or on a more realistic way of putting things, the county decided to place the old officers whom were void of any human emotions somewhere that didn't involve the general public... Also the lines and disorder of the visitation was just outrageous. Congrats on getting it together, Really makes our day go by smoothly, it's nice to not be punished for our loved ones mistakes lol! I will say that the rate for parking is pretty high.... while wayside offers free parking... this is why I gave you 4 stars.

The food and the rooms service really suck. The managers and the workers act like they don't like…read morethere jobs

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.

This was my first time serving Jury Duty downtown and I was dreading it, more so after reading…read morethese reviews. In the past, I've gotten jury summons from Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, West L.A., LAX, and Torrance courts. As it turned out, this courthouse wasn't that bad. I got used to the 10-15 minute walk from Disney Concert Hall for free parking. The parking garage lines moved fast upon entering and exiting with workers scanning the jury badge for you. The court security line was never long and it moved fast. The Jury Assembly Room was pleasant and spacious. Restrooms were clean. The workers I encountered were nice and efficient. The worst part of this courthouse was definitely the elevators. Prepare to wait!!

Look. No one likes going to jury duty. So I am just going to take that completely out of the…read moreequation. First off, I dislike that you have to park all the way at the Disney Concert Hall. It's already inconvenient to get to the justice center, and now you have to park several blocks away and walk. Yes, they pay for parking, but that hardly seems like enough to justify the walk. But my main issue is that all the floors that the courtrooms are on are just so soul sucking. They're lifeless, cold, uninviting, and just miserable to be in. Everything is just so sterile. It feels like you're in a Soviet Era government building, not Los Angeles. I just wish they did the most basic of updates to give the place some sort of life to it. People are already not happy to be there. They should do something to try and make it feel better once you are inside.

I came here to East LA Library where they were holding a course via ServSafe-in order to be able to…read morerun a small business out of my kitchen legally! The Micro Enterprise Home Kitchen Operation, or MEHKO program now allows those with the entrepreneurial bug (and what they hope is a talent) to cook food from their kitchen. In my place, all I will do (at least for now) is make stuffed Bell Peppers... a la the name, The Holy Bell Pepper! The road to being in good graces with your city runs through LA County, so why not take the free (albeit all day) course (and the actual final test) to get the paper trail going for free! About 18/20 with reservations showed up for the class, with the final test consisting of 90 questions with you being allowed to miss as many as 30 to get the ServSafe Manager certification. And guess what? I may have missed 29, but I know I did not miss 30! After some serious memorization and seeing things through the lens of a safety inspector as opposed to a cook (my initial and major problem in the first round), I was able to quickly pivot. And while I won't know for sure for another week or so, I feel fairly good about passing the ServSafe Manager certification course. Wish me luck!

I needed to print something, and this library was open on a Sunday. They allow ten free prints per…read moreday! The librarians were very helpful in directing me to the right area to print my sheets. It was difficult finding parking as they are located next to the court. There's also a nice lake to enjoy the views outside the library.

I was arrested and charged with "assault with a deadly weapon," "damage to commercial rental…read morevehicle," and a few other charges I can't remember. These group of young boys (specifically white) were harassing me and 1 in particular was shoving a camera in my face less than a foot away from my damn face and taunting me. So what if I'm homeless? Leave me alone! I get it - you can film anyone including children in a public space but they were in my personal space as I asked them to leave me alone. BTW THIS WAS ALL FILMED ON THEIR PHONES!!! I took out a taser and my spring assisted knife and charged at them. If they white boy didn't move, I would have stabbed him but I stabbed their rental cars several times. Cops show up. See me with the knife. I'm automatically arrested. They never got my side of the story even though it was all on tape!!!! For my most serious crime, I only did 5 days and released with an ankle monitor. Luckily I never had to pay for any damages - I wonder why?? Lousy investigators and police work. The dude who arrested me was maybe in his mid sixties and overweight with an obvious bias towards me. You're good though if you're a paedophile though!!! They protect their own.

Was really excited to see what the new jail looked like inside. Rampart & 77th div jails are pretty…read morecrowded and that's BEFORE being bussed over to MCJ. Overall very clean, state of the art, officers seemed less jerky. Not as state of the art as the one in San Francisco but still very sleek and futuristic. Would've loved to do my time here before getting sent to the California Dept of Corrections instead of at MCJ or Wayside but hey. Would give it a 5/5 if it wasn't for the food.