Search
our communities central bureau northeast community police station
 
STATION INFO
3353 San Fernando Rd.
Los Angeles, CA 90065
213-485-2563 Voice
213-485-6407 TDD/TTY
 

About Northeast

Northeast Community Telephone Directory

Northeast Substations

Central Traffic

Community-Police Advisory Boards

 
STAY INFORMED
 
HELP FIGHT CRIME
 
FEATURED COMMUNITY MEMBER
Mr. LaDell Stapp
Outstanding Community Member
 
HOME
 
LAPD TV
 
OUR COMMUNITIES
 
GET INVOLVED
 
JOIN THE TEAM
 
NEWSROOM
 
POLICE COMMISSION
 
CONSENT DECREE
 
REPORT A CRIME
 
SOLVE A CRIME
 
E-POLICING
 
CRIME MAPS
 
SUPPORT LAPD
 
INSIDE THE LAPD
 
 
 
GET INFORMED
 
Crime Maps and COMPSTAT
 
Crime Snapshot
 
Read the Beat Magazine
 
Year in Review
 
Gang Injunctions
 
Most Wanted
 
Missing Persons
 
For Your Family
 
Prevent Crime
 
Youth Programs
 
I Want to Know
 
FAQs
 
Contact Us
 
Trademark
 

News Release
Thursday, August 14, 2008
   
   
Peace in the Northeast

WHAT:
Community March and Resource Fair – Peace in Northeast

WHEN:
Saturday, August 16, 2008
10 a.m.

WHERE:
From York Boulevard and Figueroa Street to 4160 Eagle Rock Boulevard

WHO:
Councilmembers Jose Huizar, Ed Reyes, Eric Garcetti
Captain William Murphy, Commanding Officer, Northeaset Area
Historic Highland Park Neighborhood Council, Greater Highland Park Kiwanis Club, Jesse Rosas, Churches of Northeast Los Angeles, Highland Park Ministerial Association, Highland Park Chamber, Inca Real Estate, Anahuak Soccer Association, Hathaway-Sycamores, Peace over Violence, Northeast Area Police, Aztecs Rising, Machete Tacos.

WHY:
The Northeast Community has recently been in the media spotlight based on incidents of violence, and other criminal activity, including drugs and gangs. In response the events, many of the local churches, neighborhood councils, community groups and residents have decided to join together in one voice and declare "PEACE IN NORTHEAST."

Organizers have invited community members from all walks of life to march for peace. Invited guests include community leaders and families of recent victims. The march ends at 4160 Eagle Rock Boulevard (Victory Outreach).

Available Resources Include: Expungement Information (to help clear some criminal records), Tattoo Removal Information, Youth Programs, Job Opportunities, HIV Testing, and various forms of counseling.

CONTACT: For more information, call Sergeant Danny Roman at 626-922-5150.

     
 
contact us  /  terms & conditions  /  los angeles police foundation
 
+ site by Lightray | © 2004-8 City of Los Angeles
 
Los Angeles Police Foundation Los Angeles Police Foundation