Very little Police enforcement in Banning. In all the years I've lived here I have only seen one…read morePolice checkpoint on Ramsey. The Police should have sobriety checkpoints here nightly as most of the townies drive around completely stoned all the time here. Banning could reap millions in revenue from enforcing this policy.

Where is the parking enforcement? Banning complains about not having city funds yet Banning public…read morestreets are turning into a parking lot. There are literally thousands of unregistered, stored, wrecked and commercial vehicles being stored on public streets in banning right now. The city could reap millions in tickets alone. Banning is turning into a wreaking yard.

The receptionist was a asshole was rude the whole entire time I was asking questions. I asked her…read morewhat do I do with the report number because it was my first time getting into an accident and she said I don't know what you want me to do about that.

seems like seniors haven't any rights. particularly when it comes to quality of life in their…read moreneighborhood where they have lives for over 30 years. Underage teen parties seem to be the norm lately, especially when there is no parent around. loud music, loud cars coming and going at all hours day or night. What a shame, the best officer BPD has is a four legged one.

My Trek bicycle was stolen on October 5th, 2025 Thank you to…read moreDetective Edney, and The Palm Springs Police Department, for not giving up, and being able to return my bicycle. I had written it off a gone forever, but thanks to Detective Edney, was Recovered and Returned to me on December 9th, 2025. I know it's just a bicycle to most, but being my main form of transportation to and from work, the PSPD, worked hard to recover it. We don't always appreciate the little things they do, but today I am very proud and happy they are here for the residents of Palm Springs.

this morning I made a call to the department for a stolen phone, I had the location to where it was…read moreat but I didn't want to go alone. I waited 30 minutes for them to show up and they didn't so I called again. they never showed... funny how most positive reviews fit a spectrum

This is the most lazy, inept force I have ever encountered. I needed to file a police report to…read moresupport a crime and they told , me it was not their business. They never come to calls when it is domestic violence or at a business I am ready to complain to the AttorNEY GENERAL

real score: 0/5 stars…read more desert hot springs police dept sucks. never seen a police dept so careless and incompetent. they literally get paid to do nothing because they do exactly that, nothing! i filed a complaint in person at their office, spoke directly to officer duncan, gave my personal information and information of everything that was stolen out of my car directly to "officer duncan". items like my backpack with my college textbooks, wallet with my debit/credit cards. drivers license and also jewelry i had in my gym bag. i received a call from "officer" duncan over a month and a half, almost two months later, that he needs me to tell him my information again becaue the information he had on file was for a completely different car, wrong color, wrong items. if my stuff was pawned, pawn shops only hold items for a month so my items were long gone before "officer" duncan even looked at my report again, how did you get the wrong i formation when went in there and personally wrote everything down and handed it to you! i called my bank, got the times where my cards were used (times and dates that were given to officer duncan) i got video footage of the theif at the gas stations with my backpack and using my card. he even put his phone number for rewards points that is clearly seen on video. i literally did the police officers job within hours while the real officers did nothing with this information. this department is a joke. worthless and incompetent. if you need help, don't call dhspd they won't do shit for you!

I can understand why they have 4-stars. Professional and courtesous officers and non-emergency…read moreteam.

Quick to the scene for an accident we were in on 02/19, the officer there making the report seemed…read morethorough despite all the chaos, but we are currently waiting for said report which I'm praying all information received is accurate as we were unable to exchange information with the other involved parties. He was a younger man, very polite and professional, they were quick to block off the road to avoid any other collisions or injuries. Dispatch when we called 911 was the sweetest, calmest and most helpful human ever, so thank you so much for keeping me calm during such a high stress time! I honestly can't believe how quick everyone arrived on scene, in a matter of a few minutes. Thank you to everyone for all their help, MPD, MFD (I'm thinking station 4) and EMS/EMTs, everyone went above and beyond to help us on one of our worst days.

I am extremely dissatisfied with the way my complaint was handled and would give this interaction…read morezero stars if that were an option. The supervisor I spoke with was argumentative, dismissive, and did not appear interested in hearing both sides of the situation before forming a conclusion. During our conversation, I expressed concern about her tone and communication style, as I also have supervisory experience and understand the importance of professionalism when dealing with the public. Instead of addressing my concerns, she repeatedly talked over me, prevented me from fully explaining the situation, and ultimately ended the call by hanging up on me. I found this behavior unprofessional and unacceptable for someone in a supervisory position. I am requesting that this interaction be reviewed and that appropriate action be taken.

I attempted to contact San Jacinto PD to provide this information to a missing person this morning…read moreand requested the email of a detective. The staff member who answered refused to provide an email address, would not take down the information, and was dismissive. When I asked to file a complaint, she hung up on me. I called again and was told I needed to go through dispatch, but was routed back to the front desk. I ultimately located an email online and I hope that it will be properly received and reviewed. This has given me a clear indicator on how people are missing and slip through the cracks and the part law enforcement plays. After recent cases with Emmanual and Celeste I'd think PD would be taking these claims a little more serious. (Incident #I252590042) In summary: I do not believe she has been located, and I believe her mother has given false and conflicting information to both her friends and law enforcement. I urge that this matter be taken seriously and that follow-up action with proof of life be considered .

Spoke to an officer about my dog that was stolen by my mom, they Told me to come down and fill out…read morea report. I came down and no officer came out to speak with me. The lady volunteer told me it's a civil issue and then proceeds to give me a list of places to go to. Each place told me they don't do that there and that the Hemet officers need to stop referring people to them. I went back and was given another paper with another address and number which was also no help. Waste of my time. Disgrace to the force and community. They only care if money can be made. The Hemet PD is a corny photo op mob

This police department is a joke they don't help at all they are young police that's are not…read morewilling to help the people of hemet ca only want to work 3 days and call it a job they are not first responders to me. They are just traffic stoppers. Somebody breaks into your house, breaks your mailbox or anything to your property. They will not help you. That's because 98% of that department doesn't live in Hemet. They live in Marietta, Temecula and other cities. If they lived in Hemet I believe they would care a little bit more about their town because in other cities. If you want to be a police officer and let's say New York, you have to live in New York to be a police officer in New York. That's why our town is going bad. They don't care about Hemet. They don't care if homeless people roaming around people's businesses breaking into people's houses so they don't care officer Fisher is one of them doesn't care and I guarantee you he doesn't live in Hemet and when you do call the police from Hemet they take like a half an hour even to get here even if it's an emergency and we are paying them our tax money. This is a joke

It's really unfortunate the Sheriff replaces the police in Idyllwild. They are USELESS when called…read moreand actually make it a point to defend the attacker and harasser. I wish this weren't true but it is.

I called in because I swore it heard like someone had broken into my home and I had two babies with…read moreme so for our safety we didn't investigate and instead called the sheriff dept. They arrived within 3/4 minutes and had the area secured. Made sure there were no forced entry points . When it turned out it was just the house making old house noises, the officers were still very kind and able to make light of my situation. I truly appreciate the kindness shown even though I was embarrassed it ended up being nothing. Assured me it is always better to be safe than sorry. Wish I had the officer's names ! Thank you!

I just want to thank sheriff Kelly A. Martinez for taking time out of his busy schedule and helping…read moreFallbrook people to be safe and being such a pleasure to have in our town. He was very professional and made the situation not seem so difficult. Thank you SanDiego Sheriffs Department off Alvarado Street for having such a wonderful man in Fallbrook on the force. It makes me feel safe to live in Fallbrook. I want To thank all policemen for all they do everyday. Thank you all!! Kim

I got pulled over in Lakeside in my husbands truck which I normally do not drive. The officer was…read morevery professional and polite. I was pulled over because I did not have my registration sticker on the vehicle. The sticker had recently been stolen and I had not yet gone to my DMV appointment. I also did not know where my husbands proof of insurance or registration for the vehicle was. The officer let me pull up my proof of insurance on my phone. He verified my insurance and my drivers license. He simply gave me a warning and told me to take care of the registration and make sure I get proof of insurance and place it in the vehicle.