Michel R. Moore

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@LACoSheriff Great leadership, each one

Earlier this evening, I attended the 2026 State of the Court with Presiding Judge Sergio C. Tapia II.  The Los Angeles County Superior Court is the largest single unified trial court in the United States and serves our community by providing equal access to justice through the fair, timely, and effective resolution of all cases. The State of the Court highlighted the many accomplishments of 2025, which included expanding remote access technology, modernizing courtroom operations, strengthening community outreach, and maintaining essential services. Presiding Judge Tapia II outlined the Superior Courts strategic agenda for 2026 which focused on advancing access to justice for all Los Angeles County Residents.

When ignorance meets frustration, debate devolves into insults.

A healthy democracy demands ferocious debate—but it also demands decorum, respect, and a commitment to hearing views different from our own.

The reality is clear: many 911 calls are driven by mental health crises. Co-responder mobile mental health teams save lives and reduce harm. This model works. We should be expanding it—not debating cost. The truth is, we can’t afford not to. npr.org/2026/02/05/nx-…

How long before catchers and pitchers are called up?

Watching little league baseball is always a crack up 🤣

A little humor and imagination during such an enormously wide impacting weather event…

Life's better when someone's waiting for you like this

Amid the vicious rhetoric and mean-spirited behavior that so often dominate the evening news, this simple act of kindness serves as a powerful reminder: how we conduct ourselves is a choice—and so is whether we choose to be our brother’s keeper.

Go to Police1.com and vote for your favorite law enforcement recruitment video. I think LAPD is Unrivaled…

On the first night of Hanukkah, as we light candles for hope and perseverance, we remember the victims of the horrific terror in Bondi, Australia. Even in darkness, we stand against hatred and choose light, unity, and humanity.

December 7, 1941 — a date that will live in infamy. Let us never forget the sacrifice of those who stood in defense of our Nation, nor ignore the reality that evil still exists in this world, ever seeking to take away our freedom. We remember. We honor. We remain vigilant.

The bitter December cold and drifting snow felt fitting, but was nothing given the weight of grief that washes over you as you stand before a monument to the fallen—those who lived the truth of the words, “Blessed are the peacemakers.” We will never forget .

Today's rain didn't stop our annual partnership with the Nashville Predators to deliver 50 frozen Thanksgiving turkeys and all the trimmings to deserving families across police precincts. Chief Drake joined Preds players Michael McCarron & Nicolas Hague for Midtown deliveries.

No Avatars were hurt in the making of this video Check out this video @tennessean : tennessean.com/videos/news/20…

“If you think about where the world was on Sept. 10, we are at a very similar place,” Welsh said…adding that the troubling findings of the 9/11 Commission Report served as motivation for organizing the summit.” Congress must authorize Local LE militarytimes.com/news/your-mili…

The 2026 World Cup puts the U.S. on a global stage with major public-safety challenges and opportunities. Federal support is unprecedented, but shifting timelines and requirements are tough to navigate. Good news: a trusted public-safety partner is ready to help.

Today we honor the men and women who answered our Nation’s call to serve — for your selfless service, dedication, and sacrifice in defense of our freedoms. On behalf of my loved ones, I stand in gratitude to all who wore the uniform, and to the families who stood beside them.

Public safety is powered by people who show up on the hardest days, in the toughest moments. The Axon Awards are one way we can say thank you. Nominate someone who’s made a difference: axon.com/awards by Dec. 31, 2025. #AxonAwards #ProtectLife