On Thursday, April 18, 2024, @lacosheriff joined @lapd_laley in celebrating Deputy Chief Ruby Flores being appointed as the first Latina Deputy Chief in the history of the @lapdhq.
Deputy Chief Ruby Flores’ career with Los Angeles Police Department started in 1994 and spans over 30 years.
In 2017, she was promoted to Police Commander which allowed her to gain the skills and experience needed to be recognized for the position of Deputy Chief.
In January 2024, Deputy Chief Flores received a historic promotion to lead Operations-Valley Bureau, the first woman to receive this command and the first Latina promoted to Deputy Chief within the Los Angeles Police Department. Operations Valley Bureau is the largest command within the Department.
Her trailblazing leadership paves the way for future generations.
Congratulations on your promotion, Deputy Chief Ruby Flores!
Apr 19
On Thursday, April 18, 2024, @lacosheriff joined @lapd_laley in celebrating Deputy Chief Ruby Flores being appointed as the first Latina Deputy Chief in the history of the @lapdhq.
Deputy Chief Ruby Flores’ career with Los Angeles Police Department started in 1994 and spans over 30 years.
In 2017, she was promoted to Police Commander which allowed her to gain the skills and experience needed to be recognized for the position of Deputy Chief.
In January 2024, Deputy Chief Flores received a historic promotion to lead Operations-Valley Bureau, the first woman to receive this command and the first Latina promoted to Deputy Chief within the Los Angeles Police Department. Operations Valley Bureau is the largest command within the Department.
Her trailblazing leadership paves the way for future generations.
Congratulations on your promotion, Deputy Chief Ruby Flores!
Sheriff Robert G. Luna and the entire Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department would like to congratulate our 2024 Sheriff’s Communication Center Dispatcher of the Year, Isidora Pejić.
Isidora Pejić comes from a very unique background, and her family was happy to share their story with us. Many of us are familiar with the challenges that can arise in times of conflict. For Isidora, those challenges were not just headlines- they were the backdrop of her earliest years.
Both of Isidora‘s parents served as translators for the United Nations and its vital humanitarian efforts during the war in the former Yugoslavia. Their work allowed them to protect food and essential medical supplies, and assist with the distribution of these resources to those in desperate need.
Approximately 100,000 people were killed in the war, with millions of others displaced. The end of the war brought in the United Nations International Police Task Force (UNIPTF). Formed to monitor and support the rebuilding of Bosnia‘s police forces, the task force brought peace officers were all over the world into this complex crisis. One of these individuals, a Deputy from the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department was partnered with a translator: Isidora‘s father. The two formed a fast friendship and worked together for a full year. The friendship soon extended to the whole family, and the Deputy became a welcome presence in their home in Brăko.
Isidora’s career with the Los Angeles County sheriffs department began in June 2014. In September 2015, she was hired at the Sheriff’s Communication Center.
Apr 19
Sheriff Robert G. Luna and the entire Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department would like to congratulate our 2024 Sheriff’s Communication Center Dispatcher of the Year, Isidora Pejić.
Isidora Pejić comes from a very unique background, and her family was happy to share their story with us. Many of us are familiar with the challenges that can arise in times of conflict. For Isidora, those challenges were not just headlines- they were the backdrop of her earliest years.
Both of Isidora‘s parents served as translators for the United Nations and its vital humanitarian efforts during the war in the former Yugoslavia. Their work allowed them to protect food and essential medical supplies, and assist with the distribution of these resources to those in desperate need.
Approximately 100,000 people were killed in the war, with millions of others displaced. The end of the war brought in the United Nations International Police Task Force (UNIPTF). Formed to monitor and support the rebuilding of Bosnia‘s police forces, the task force brought peace officers were all over the world into this complex crisis. One of these individuals, a Deputy from the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department was partnered with a translator: Isidora‘s father. The two formed a fast friendship and worked together for a full year. The friendship soon extended to the whole family, and the Deputy became a welcome presence in their home in Brăko.
Isidora’s career with the Los Angeles County sheriffs department began in June 2014. In September 2015, she was hired at the Sheriff’s Communication Center.
Scam Impersonating LA County Deputies
Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department would like to warn the public of phone call scammers impersonating L.A. County Deputies using a spoofing apps that shows their number on the victim’s caller ID as the Sheriff’s office or local police agencies.
Sheriff Robert G. Luna
Sheriff Robert G. Luna is the 34th Sheriff of Los Angeles County. Sheriff Luna commands the largest Sheriff’s Department in the United States, with nearly 18,000 budgeted sworn and professional staff.
Scam Impersonating LA County Deputies
Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department would like to warn the public of phone call scammers impersonating L.A. County Deputies using a spoofing apps that shows their number on the victim’s caller ID as the Sheriff’s office or local police agencies.
On Thursday, April 18, 2024, @lacosheriff joined @lapd_laley in celebrating Deputy Chief Ruby Flores being appointed as the first Latina Deputy Chief in the history of the @lapdhq.
Deputy Chief Ruby Flores’ career with Los Angeles Police Department started in 1994 and spans over 30 years.
In 2017, she was promoted to Police Commander which allowed her to gain the skills and experience needed to be recognized for the position of Deputy Chief.
In January 2024, Deputy Chief Flores received a historic promotion to lead Operations-Valley Bureau, the first woman to receive this command and the first Latina promoted to Deputy Chief within the Los Angeles Police Department. Operations Valley Bureau is the largest command within the Department.
Her trailblazing leadership paves the way for future generations.
Congratulations on your promotion, Deputy Chief Ruby Flores!
Apr 19
On Thursday, April 18, 2024, @lacosheriff joined @lapd_laley in celebrating Deputy Chief Ruby Flores being appointed as the first Latina Deputy Chief in the history of the @lapdhq.
Deputy Chief Ruby Flores’ career with Los Angeles Police Department started in 1994 and spans over 30 years.
In 2017, she was promoted to Police Commander which allowed her to gain the skills and experience needed to be recognized for the position of Deputy Chief.
In January 2024, Deputy Chief Flores received a historic promotion to lead Operations-Valley Bureau, the first woman to receive this command and the first Latina promoted to Deputy Chief within the Los Angeles Police Department. Operations Valley Bureau is the largest command within the Department.
Her trailblazing leadership paves the way for future generations.
Congratulations on your promotion, Deputy Chief Ruby Flores!
Sheriff Robert G. Luna and the entire Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department would like to congratulate our 2024 Sheriff’s Communication Center Dispatcher of the Year, Isidora Pejić.
Isidora Pejić comes from a very unique background, and her family was happy to share their story with us. Many of us are familiar with the challenges that can arise in times of conflict. For Isidora, those challenges were not just headlines- they were the backdrop of her earliest years.
Both of Isidora‘s parents served as translators for the United Nations and its vital humanitarian efforts during the war in the former Yugoslavia. Their work allowed them to protect food and essential medical supplies, and assist with the distribution of these resources to those in desperate need.
Approximately 100,000 people were killed in the war, with millions of others displaced. The end of the war brought in the United Nations International Police Task Force (UNIPTF). Formed to monitor and support the rebuilding of Bosnia‘s police forces, the task force brought peace officers were all over the world into this complex crisis. One of these individuals, a Deputy from the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department was partnered with a translator: Isidora‘s father. The two formed a fast friendship and worked together for a full year. The friendship soon extended to the whole family, and the Deputy became a welcome presence in their home in Brăko.
Isidora’s career with the Los Angeles County sheriffs department began in June 2014. In September 2015, she was hired at the Sheriff’s Communication Center.
Apr 19
Sheriff Robert G. Luna and the entire Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department would like to congratulate our 2024 Sheriff’s Communication Center Dispatcher of the Year, Isidora Pejić.
Isidora Pejić comes from a very unique background, and her family was happy to share their story with us. Many of us are familiar with the challenges that can arise in times of conflict. For Isidora, those challenges were not just headlines- they were the backdrop of her earliest years.
Both of Isidora‘s parents served as translators for the United Nations and its vital humanitarian efforts during the war in the former Yugoslavia. Their work allowed them to protect food and essential medical supplies, and assist with the distribution of these resources to those in desperate need.
Approximately 100,000 people were killed in the war, with millions of others displaced. The end of the war brought in the United Nations International Police Task Force (UNIPTF). Formed to monitor and support the rebuilding of Bosnia‘s police forces, the task force brought peace officers were all over the world into this complex crisis. One of these individuals, a Deputy from the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department was partnered with a translator: Isidora‘s father. The two formed a fast friendship and worked together for a full year. The friendship soon extended to the whole family, and the Deputy became a welcome presence in their home in Brăko.
Isidora’s career with the Los Angeles County sheriffs department began in June 2014. In September 2015, she was hired at the Sheriff’s Communication Center.
Sheriff Robert G. Luna
Sheriff Robert G. Luna is the 34th Sheriff of Los Angeles County. Sheriff Luna commands the largest Sheriff’s Department in the United States, with nearly 18,000 budgeted sworn and professional staff.
