What LAPD is Doing to Fight Hate Crimes

The Los Angeles Police Department is committed to the fight against hate crimes. The Department has assigned hate crimes investigators at each of the 21 area stations. The Department hate crimes coordinator oversees each hate crimes investigation and assists at the State level in developing hate crime policy and training guidelines. The Police Department will vigorously investigate and bring any individuals or groups responsible for hate crimes to justice.

If you are a victim of a hate crime, call or go to your nearest police station to report the crime. Any police officer can take a hate crime or hate incident report. The investigation will then be conducted by a detective that is assigned to handle hate crime cases.

Hate crimes disrupt community order, hurt neighborhoods and individuals and will not be tolerated. The only way to conquer hate crime is by having every person get involved. Therefore, the Los Angeles Police Department encourages any citizen that has been a witness to a hate crime or hate incident to step forward and report the occurrence.

LAPD Hate Crimes Coordinators

77th Street Community Station 323-786-5420

Central Community Station 213-833-3750

Devonshire Community 818-832-0609

Foothill Community Station 818-834-3115

Harbor Community Station 310-726-7900

Hollenbeck Community Station 323-342-8900

Hollywood Community Station 213-972-2967

Mission Community Station 818-838-9810

Newton Community Station 323-846-5363

Northeast Community Station 323-561-3421

North Hollywood Community 818-754-8410

Olympic Community Station 213-382-6628

Pacific Community Station 310-482-6313

Rampart Community Station 213-484-3450

Southeast Community Station 213-972-7813

Southwest Community Station 213-485-6570

Topanga Community Station 818-756-4820

Van Nuys Community Station 818-374-0040

West LA Community Station 310-444-1580

West Valley Community Station 818-374-7730

Wilshire Community Station 213-922-8205