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LAPD
Explorers, Northeast Area
. . . a path for our youth
EDITOR'S NOTE: LAPD Divisions around the city offer
excellent programs for youth. One of the best is the Explorers Program.
As an example, here's an invite for those interested in the Explorers
Program at LAPD's Northeast Area.
To find out what youth opportunities are in your area, call or stop
by the Community Relations Office (CRO) at the Division nearest
you.
LAPD
Explorers, Northeast Area
Volunteer
Group for Youth Interested in Police Work
Volunteer organization
for youths 14-21 years old interested in police work.
If interested
meetings are held Tuesdays from 6pm-8pm
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Date:
On-Going
Time:
Tuesdays
6:00-8:00pm
Location:
LAPD Northeast Area
3353 San Fernando Road
Los Angeles, CA 90065
Contact:
Officer Mobasser or Officer Caraveo
213 / 485-2548
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Be sure to
visit the website:
http://www.geocities.com/northeastexplorers/
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About
the LAPD Explorer Program
The Los Angeles Police Department Explorer Program is designed for
youths between 14 to 21 years of age. This program provides an opportunity
for youths to develop an insight if they would like to pursue a
career in law enforcement.
In an environment that encourages explorers to develop a positive
relationship with the police, officers work with these youth to
provide community services.
Civilians who desire to become the world's finest L.A.P.D. Explorer
must commit to the program. The Explorer Program is militaristic
and discipline is an essential quality that explorers must learn
to achieve.
What the
LAPD Explorers Do
Explorers serve a wide range of non-hazardous police fuctions. They
assist Police Department personnel with systematic searches for
evidence, report writing communications, desk offiicer duties, command
post operations, crime prevention surveillance, disaster assistance,
crowd and traffic control, security at major events, and other fascinating
assignments, some which help earn money for the explorers' assigned
post. The earnings are used by the post for camping trips and tours
to law enforcement agencies in other cities and states.
Explorers also participate in law enforcement and athletic competitions
with other agencies and posts.
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