El Cajon Police Officers' Association

Our hearts pour out to our brothers in blue. Prayers to the family and SDPD for the loss of Officer Sisto #Repost @sandiegopd It is with a heavy heart that the San Diego Police Department announce the tragic passing this morning of Officer David Sisto #6841. Officer Sisto passed away on-duty due to medical complications while on scene of a radio call in the Carmel Mountain neighborhood. After several minutes of being on scene, Officer Sisto began experiencing short...ness of breath and was taken to the hospital by ambulance where he later passed away. Officer David Sisto was hired by the San Diego Police Department in 2010. He was a decorated officer, receiving a Life Saving Medal Award in 2014 and also received two Commanding Officer Citations in 2013 & 2016. He is survived by his wife and two young children. The San Diego Police Department want to extend our sincere condolences to Officer David Sisto’s family during this difficult time. We ask that you keep your thoughts and prayers with the Sisto family. Rest easy brother, we’ll hold the line from here. #OneTeamOneMission #SistoFamily #SDPD #NortheasternDivision

Rest In Peace to our Brothers in blue #Repost @sacsheriff NEW RELEASE: OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING CAL EXPO COMPLEX... At 10:07 p.m. on January 18, 2021, Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office Deputies saw an occupied vehicle in a parking lot near Arden Way and Avondale Avenue that matched the description of a vehicle involved in a burglary series. Deputies initiated contact with the single occupant of the vehicle and were able to identify the subject as being on active parole. The subject became uncooperative and fled in his vehicle when deputies attempted to search the vehicle. A short pursuit ensued that terminated inside of the Cal Expo Complex located at 1600 Exposition Boulevard. The suspect vehicle became disabled after striking a curb and came to rest near a chain-link fence. Multiple patrol units gathered at the termination point to assist the initial deputies. Deputies gave several commands for the suspect to exit his vehicle and he refused. Deputies deployed less-lethal bean bag rounds into the suspect vehicle’s back window in an attempt to see inside. A K-9 handler deployed his K-9 into the back window of the vehicle at which time several shots were fired from within the vehicle. Two deputies and the canine were struck by the suspect’s gunfire. Multiple deputies returned fire. The wounded officers were transported by deputies in patrol units to an area hospital. Deputy Adam Gibson, a 31-year-old, 6 year veteran of the department, was pronounced deceased at the hospital. A second deputy was stabilized and transported to a trauma center for further treatment. K-9 Riley also died at the scene. K-9 Riley was 5 years old and had been in-service with our office for 3 years. Fire arrived and pronounced the sole occupant of the suspect vehicle deceased at the scene. Homicide detectives and Crime Scene Investigators responded to the scene and began interviewing witnesses and processing evidence. This investigation is still in its early stages and information is still developing. No further information is available at this time. (Continued in comments)

Merry Christmas from our day shift! Thank you for all of the support and love from our amazing community

This year has been interesting! But we’re very thankful to be able to finally celebrate our 2019 recipients in a smaller setting

Happy Thanksgiving !! Enjoy your family, friends, and food! Stay safe

We honor our Veterans today and every day. Thank you to all Veterans who serve this country. We are proud to have officers who continue their service to this country Happy Veteran’s Day!

We love engaging with our community!!

We support candidates that know the importance of the Thin Blue Line. If you support law enforcement, vote for these candidates that we endorse. #ThinBlueLine

ECPD is sure to win the pumpkin carving contest this year!

Our hearts are heavy for another brother lost. Our prayers are with Houston Police and Sgt. Preston’s family. @houstonpolice From HPD Chief @artacevedo: ... "Those of us who knew, loved, & respected Sgt. Harold Preston knew him to be a wonderful, courageous, and humble servant, from an amazing family. While many may never say his name, or honor his life of selfless service, we will never forget. RIP kind hero, we will celebrate you."

Our prayers are with @riversidecountysheriff and Sgt. Cohen’s family. Thank you for your service and dedication to the community Our Department is saddened to announce the death of 48-year-old Sergeant Harry Cohen, most recently assigned to the Special Enforcement Bureau K-9 Unit. Sergeant Cohen passed away on Sunday, October 18, 2020, after suffering a heart attack while on-duty. He began his service with our Department on September 30, 1996. As a deputy, he worked ...assignments at the Banning Station, Lake Elsinore Station, and Southwest Station. In 2003, he promoted to corporal within the Southwest Station where he worked until his promotion to sergeant in 2010. Sergeant Cohen then worked assignments at the Perris Station, Moreno Valley Station, Ben Clark Training Center, PSEC, Special Enforcement Bureau, and K-9 Unit. He is survived by his wife, son and daughter. A husband, father, best friend and deputy: he will be deeply missed by all who knew him. On behalf of the entire Department, we extend our deepest sympathy to the family and friends of Sergeant Harry Cohen. #riversidesheriff #sergeantcohen #rip #2632 #thinblueline See more

Warning: Mailer misleading! The Cops Voter Guide does not share the view of ECPOA. Read the bottom carefully, this is a public advocacy organization and does not represent any public safety personnel. The ECPOA SUPPORTS PROP 20. Vote Yes on 20

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Our prayers go out to our brother in blue. Thank you for your service to this country Agent Cunningham! #Repost @chulavistapd It is with a heavy heart and great sadness that we announce the passing of a member of our @ChulaVistaPD family, Agent Jasen Cunningham, after a long and heroic battle with cancer. He passed away today surrounded by family and loved ones. Agent Cunningham served 8 years of distinguished service in the United States Marine Corps, and 15 years with the Chula Vista Police Department serving and protecting our community. He leaves behind a wife and five children. Father. Marine. Servant. Hero. Wishing peace and blessings. Your brothers & sisters will truly miss you!

Happy National Forensic Science Week!! We love our FETs!!

We are horrified by these acts done to our fellow LE brother and sister. Please pray for their recovery

We will never forget and always honor those who fought, and continue to fight, for this country

Happy Labor Day! We honor the dedication of social and economic achievements of the American workforce

Today, we officially honored the promotion of six of our best over the past year! From left to right; Chief Moulton, Capt. Bates, Lt. Larson, a Dispatch Supervisor, Lt. Guerin, Sgt. Gray and Sgt. Stanley! #ECPD #Promotions

#FlashbackFriday! 1980s #ECPD Officers Weathersby, Jones, and Alvernez trying to #StayCool in the summer heat