LAPPL Behind the Badge - Police Officer II+II Bryce Verna
LAPD K-9: Not all heroes wear uniforms
The first and only female LAPD SWAT officer
LAPPL Vice President Jerretta Sandoz discussing key attributes for the next Chief of Police
Director Lou Turriaga discusses Prop 64
Should Prop 64, which legalized recreational pot, be used retroactively to reduce/expunge prior convictions? LAPPL Director Lou Turriaga shares the League's position.
FOX 11 MTA interview
LAPPL Director Jerretta Sandoz reaffirms the League's support for the officer involved in the Metro Los Angeles incident.
FOX 11 News In Depth: Search for a new LAPD Chief
LAPPL Director Rob Harris tells FOXLA what the League is looking for in the next LAPD Chief of Police.
LAPPL wishes you a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
From every corner of our city, LAPD and the LAPPL wishes you and yours a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. (P.S. Watch to the end for a blooper reel.)
LAPD officers bring "Blue Christmas" to deserving South LA family
Dodgers Challenge - Houston POU Food Delivery
LA Police Protective League vs Houston POU - World Series Challenge
790 KABC Radio - 1-29-14 - Tyler Izen - Prison Realignment [TRT 5:11]
MIM - 790 KABC - 12-20-13 - Tyler Izen - Special Order 7
Tyler Izen on 790 KABC - 12-06-13 - Fewer qualified LAPD recruits
Tyler Izen on 790KABC - 6-28-13 - Officers in danger
Tyler on KFI comments on live chases 1
Tyler on KFI comments on live chases 2
Tyler on KFI comments on live chases 3
President of LAPPL on KABC Radio - 1/18/12
If You Don’t Have a License, Who Gets the Car?
The City of Los Angeles impounds the cars of unlicensed drivers for up to 30 days, which costs an average of $2000. Mayor Villaraigosa and LAPD Chief Charlie Beck want to end that practice—but the police rank and file say that would endanger public safety. As we’ll hear, it’s all about the lives--and livelihoods--of illegal immigrants, who aren’t allowed to get licenses in the first place.
Police Protective League rejects new impound policy
In a policy reversal, the LAPD has decided to no longer immediately seize vehicles of unlicensed drivers, including undocumented immigrants, when they are stopped at sobriety checkpoints, but the Police Protective League is not on board. Calling it “the right thing to do” Chief Beck announced that officers will give what he calls “reasonable time” to unlicensed illegal immigrants to find someone else to drive their car home. The police union argues that his new policy violates current vehicle code, threatens the safety of drivers and could even expose LA city to legal liabilities. So what is the right thing to do? Who gets the final word and what happens next?
Debating Measure L - As in how should our L-ibraries be funded? - 89.3 KPCC
LAPD: Time For Overtime?
Stop hiring new officers and give the current ones overtime pay. That's the position of the Los Angeles Police Protective League. President Paul Weber joins Fred Roggin to discuss whether overtime pay in lieu of new officers fulfills the department's duty to protect and to serve.
