Los Angeles Police Dept (LAPD) SB 1421 public disciplinary records
LAPD disciplinary files related to police shootings/violence, sexual assault, discrimination, dishonesty, illegal search, illegal arrest. Updated: 2026-05-24. Public records per SB 1421. *** More info: http://tinyurl.com/1421faq ***
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F013-01 OIS March 14, 2001 Terresi Dimples- Executive Summary.pdfinal.pdf
Delesdernier, Serial No. 33909, Unit 10G31, entered Apartment and searched it for other suspects, with negative results. In the
F058-10 OIS July 16, 2010 Luciano Reyes - Executive Summary.pdf
36373 Area of Assignment: OVB Violent Crime Task Force POII Michael Delesdernier Serial No. 33909 CONFIDENTIAL FID No
F058-10 OIS July 16, 2010 Luciano Reyes - Use of Force Review Board (UOFRB) Report.pdf
33909 Current Division Valley Bureau Chief of Police Tactics Does Not Apply Tactical Debrief Administrative Disapproval Rank/Class Incident No
F058-10 OIS July 16, 2010 Luciano Reyes - BOPC After Action Report .pdf
30369, and M. Delesdernier, Serial No. 33909, Operations-Valley Bureau (OVB), Violent Crime Task Force (VCTF), arrived at scene
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F052-20 OIS November 1, 2020 Manuel Hernandez - OIG Report.pdf
13 Devonshire Patrol Division ⚫ Police Officers II Michael Delesdernier, Serial No. 33909, and Claudia Chavez, Serial No
F058-10 OIS July 16, 2010 Luciano Reyes - 15.2 Chief of Police (COP) Recommendations.pdf
33909 Current Division Valley Bureau Chief of Police Tactics Does Not Apply Tactical Debrief Administrative Disapproval Rank/Class Police Officer
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F052-20 OIS November 1, 2020 Manuel Hernandez - Executive Summary.pdf
F052-20 Page No. 10 Devonshire Patrol Division • Police Officers II Michael Delesdernier, Serial No. 33909, and Claudia Chavez, Serial No