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Last night’s tragedy in Baldwin Park is a stark reminder of the dangers law enforcement officers face each day. We mourn the loss of a fallen officer and pray for the full recovery of the one who was injured. SMPD stands in solidarity with Baldwin Park PD, now and always. 💙🖤

Last night’s tragedy in Baldwin Park is a stark reminder of the dangers law enforcement officers face each day. We mourn the loss of a fallen officer and pray for the full recovery of the one who was injured. SMPD stands in solidarity with Baldwin Park PD, now and always. 💙🖤

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As we approach the scheduled “No Kings” rally in Santa Monica on Saturday, June 14 SMPD wants to reassure the community: your safety is our top priority. We are fully prepared to protect the city, not just in the areas associated with the rally, while upholding everyone’s right to peaceful demonstration. All sworn personnel are on tactical alert, meaning our full police force is available and ready to respond rapidly and decisively, wherever needed. We’ve implemented a comprehensive operational plan that includes enhanced patrols, rapid-response teams, and the strategic use of technology to maintain situational awareness. We’re also coordinating closely with regional partners to ensure a unified and effective response. ✅ Peaceful protest is protected. We’re here to safeguard your rights. ❌ Criminal behavior, like vandalism, theft, or violence, will not be tolerated. Anyone intent on causing harm can expect a swift, lawful response. We also want to reiterate: 🚫SMPD does not engage in immigration enforcement or ask about immigration status. We serve and protect everyone in Santa Monica, without exception. 📞 Non-Emergency: 310-458-8491 📞 Emergencies: 911 For more information visit:

As we approach the scheduled “No Kings” rally in Santa Monica on Saturday, June 14 SMPD wants to reassure the community: your safety is our top priority. We are fully prepared to protect the city, not just in the areas associated with the rally, while upholding everyone’s right to peaceful demonstration. All sworn personnel are on tactical alert, meaning our full police force is available and ready to respond rapidly and decisively, wherever needed. We’ve implemented a comprehensive operational plan that includes enhanced patrols, rapid-response teams, and the strategic use of technology to maintain situational awareness. We’re also coordinating closely with regional partners to ensure a unified and effective response. ✅ Peaceful protest is protected. We’re here to safeguard your rights. ❌ Criminal behavior, like vandalism, theft, or violence, will not be tolerated. Anyone intent on causing harm can expect a swift, lawful response. We also want to reiterate: 🚫SMPD does not engage in immigration enforcement or ask about immigration status. We serve and protect everyone in Santa Monica, without exception. 📞 Non-Emergency: 310-458-8491 📞 Emergencies: 911 For more information visit:

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🚨 Burglary Investigation – Community Assistance Needed 🚨 On June 23, 2025, at approximately 4:34 AM, two suspects broke into Amai Coffee (1701 Pico Blvd) by shattering the glass front door. The suspects were captured on surveillance footage and fled the scene in a white or silver sedan (unknown make/model). 👥 Suspect Descriptions: • Suspect 1: Male, average build, wearing a black sweater, black face mask, blue jeans, and black shoes. • Suspect 2: Male, average build, wearing a black FILA sweater (white lettering), red face mask, black pants, and black shoes. Although no items were reported stolen, the forced entry caused approximately $1,000 in damage to the storefront. A similar burglary occurred at this location three months ago, and a neighboring business, Dr. T House, was also targeted around the same time. If you recognize these suspects, the vehicle, or have any information that may assist in this investigation, please contact Detective Sean Baker (sean.baker@santamonica.gov ) or Detective Sergeant Shaun Cooney (Shaun.Cooney@santamonica.gov) at 310-458-8932. Your support is vital in helping us maintain the safety of the Santa Monica community.

🚨 Burglary Investigation – Community Assistance Needed 🚨 On June 23, 2025, at approximately 4:34 AM, two suspects broke into Amai Coffee (1701 Pico Blvd) by shattering the glass front door. The suspects were captured on surveillance footage and fled the scene in a white or silver sedan (unknown make/model). 👥 Suspect Descriptions: • Suspect 1: Male, average build, wearing a black sweater, black face mask, blue jeans, and black shoes. • Suspect 2: Male, average build, wearing a black FILA sweater (white lettering), red face mask, black pants, and black shoes. Although no items were reported stolen, the forced entry caused approximately $1,000 in damage to the storefront. A similar burglary occurred at this location three months ago, and a neighboring business, Dr. T House, was also targeted around the same time. If you recognize these suspects, the vehicle, or have any information that may assist in this investigation, please contact Detective Sean Baker ([email protected] ) or Detective Sergeant Shaun Cooney ([email protected]) at 310-458-8932. Your support is vital in helping us maintain the safety of the Santa Monica community.

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To Our Santa Monica Community: We understand that reports of ICE activity in Santa Monica create fear and uncertainty for many in our community. We want to be clear and direct: the Santa Monica Police Department does not participate in immigration enforcement. Our role is to protect the safety and well-being of everyone who lives, works, or visits Santa Monica — regardless of immigration status. Our officers do not ask about immigration status during interactions with the public. Our commitment is to ensure that everyone feels safe reaching out to us for help, reporting a crime, or asking for support — without fear. 📍 If you need assistance or have concerns, we’re here: 📞 Emergency: 911 📞 Non-Emergency: 310-458-8491 For additional information and community resources, visit the City of Santa Monica’s immigration page:

To Our Santa Monica Community: We understand that reports of ICE activity in Santa Monica create fear and uncertainty for many in our community. We want to be clear and direct: the Santa Monica Police Department does not participate in immigration enforcement. Our role is to protect the safety and well-being of everyone who lives, works, or visits Santa Monica — regardless of immigration status. Our officers do not ask about immigration status during interactions with the public. Our commitment is to ensure that everyone feels safe reaching out to us for help, reporting a crime, or asking for support — without fear. 📍 If you need assistance or have concerns, we’re here: 📞 Emergency: 911 📞 Non-Emergency: 310-458-8491 For additional information and community resources, visit the City of Santa Monica’s immigration page:

Santa Monica Police

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Hello, I’m Ramón Batista, Chief of Police for the city of Santa Monica. To all Santa Monicans, especially those who have been displaced by the Palisades Fire, your safety is our top priority. Throughout the past several days the SMPD and our mutual aid partners have contacted hundreds of people on foot or in cars and we have arrested individuals in our evacuation and evacuation warning zones that were in possession of weapons, stolen property or wanted for serious felony crimes in our region. To those considering coming to our city to commit crimes or victimize our residents, your actions will not be tolerated and we will not allow you to prey on our residents during a time of crisis. Day and night, we remain dedicated to ensuring the security of your homes and loved ones. Our team is proactively monitoring the evacuation zone, and all sworn officers have transitioned to a tactical alert, ensuring that we have a full contingent of officers available 24 hours a day. During this period we received assistance from our mutual aid partner cities, special thanks to Culver City, Beverly Hills, UCLA, Hawthorne and Redondo Beach. These resources have been a crucial part of our proactive public safety efforts. We are steadfast in our commitment to respond swiftly to any needs that arise. Safety is a partnership between the police and the community—it is also our strongest weapon as we fight crime. We need everyone to follow the curfew orders, the curfew order for the evacuation zone is in effect from sunset to sunrise. And, as always, if you see something, say something; please call 911 or the Watch Command office 310-458-8427. We are a strong resilient city, and we are here for you. Thank you for your trust and cooperation as we work together through this period.

Hello, I’m Ramón Batista, Chief of Police for the city of Santa Monica. To all Santa Monicans, especially those who have been displaced by the Palisades Fire, your safety is our top priority. Throughout the past several days the SMPD and our mutual aid partners have contacted hundreds of people on foot or in cars and we have arrested individuals in our evacuation and evacuation warning zones that were in possession of weapons, stolen property or wanted for serious felony crimes in our region. To those considering coming to our city to commit crimes or victimize our residents, your actions will not be tolerated and we will not allow you to prey on our residents during a time of crisis. Day and night, we remain dedicated to ensuring the security of your homes and loved ones. Our team is proactively monitoring the evacuation zone, and all sworn officers have transitioned to a tactical alert, ensuring that we have a full contingent of officers available 24 hours a day. During this period we received assistance from our mutual aid partner cities, special thanks to Culver City, Beverly Hills, UCLA, Hawthorne and Redondo Beach. These resources have been a crucial part of our proactive public safety efforts. We are steadfast in our commitment to respond swiftly to any needs that arise. Safety is a partnership between the police and the community—it is also our strongest weapon as we fight crime. We need everyone to follow the curfew orders, the curfew order for the evacuation zone is in effect from sunset to sunrise. And, as always, if you see something, say something; please call 911 or the Watch Command office 310-458-8427. We are a strong resilient city, and we are here for you. Thank you for your trust and cooperation as we work together through this period.

Santa Monica Police

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Pedestrian Killed In Hit & Run - Public Assistance Needed On Sunday, December 22, 2024, at approximately 6:40p.m., Police Department officers responded to the scene of a fatal traffic collision at the intersection of Wilshire Boulevard and Chelsea Avenue. The victim was crossing Wilshire southbound when she was struck by a vehicle heading eastbound on Wilshire. The vehicle, a white Toyota Rav4 (photo attached), was seen by witnesses fleeing the scene at a high rate of speed. Tragically, the victim, a Vietnam War veteran and Santa Monica resident, was pronounced deceased at the scene. SMPD’s Major Accident Response Team responded to begin their investigation, which is ongoing. Investigators have located video footage of the suspect and vehicle. We are asking for the public’s help in identifying this person. The incident remains under investigation. Anyone who may have information related to this incident is encouraged to contact Investigator Raleigh at Evan.Raleigh@santamonica.gov, Investigator Lewis at Lantz.Lewis@santamonica.gov or the Watch Commander 24 hours a day at 310-458-8427.

Pedestrian Killed In Hit & Run - Public Assistance Needed On Sunday, December 22, 2024, at approximately 6:40p.m., Police Department officers responded to the scene of a fatal traffic collision at the intersection of Wilshire Boulevard and Chelsea Avenue. The victim was crossing Wilshire southbound when she was struck by a vehicle heading eastbound on Wilshire. The vehicle, a white Toyota Rav4 (photo attached), was seen by witnesses fleeing the scene at a high rate of speed. Tragically, the victim, a Vietnam War veteran and Santa Monica resident, was pronounced deceased at the scene. SMPD’s Major Accident Response Team responded to begin their investigation, which is ongoing. Investigators have located video footage of the suspect and vehicle. We are asking for the public’s help in identifying this person. The incident remains under investigation. Anyone who may have information related to this incident is encouraged to contact Investigator Raleigh at [email protected], Investigator Lewis at [email protected] or the Watch Commander 24 hours a day at 310-458-8427.

Santa Monica Police

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