Los Angeles County Professional Peace Officers Association
Los Angeles County Professional Peace Officers Association
After 10 years of dedicated service to the members of the Professional Peace Officers Association, Brian Moriguchi resigned as president at the June Board meeting, citing health concerns. President Moriguchi stated that he had planned on serving in that capacity longer, but felt this was the right time to leave. “It has been a great pleasure serving the PPOA membership over the years,” he says. Read More
At the June meeting of the PPOA Board of Directors, I announced my resignation as PPOA president. I did so after great thought and consideration for many things — first, my health and my family, and second, my confidence in the strength and integrity of the current Board of Directors. Read More
My name is Tab Rhodes, and the PPOA Board of Directors elected me president on June 13. All I can say is thank you. Thank you to PPOA for being the organization that protects its members within the confines of legislation and bureaucracy to the best of its abilities. Thank you to the Department for the honor of being a member of the most prestigious law enforcement agency in the world, and the benefits it has brought me and my family. Read More
Congratulations to Senior Criminalist Manny Muñoz for earning first place overall (and several other awards) in Trap, Skeet and Clays at the Nevada Police & Fire Games! The longtime PPOA delegate and former Board member has more than 30 years of County service and, as you can imagine, is a talented marksman. Nice work, Manny! Read More
If Star & Shield magazine arrives in your mailbox each month, there is a good chance you are uniquely familiar with stories about brave cops running toward danger at moments when most people instinctively run away. Inevitably, those heroic cops will eventually retire and leave the danger behind for the young guns to handle. Read More