United States Law Enforcement Decorations - Los Angeles Police Department

Los Angeles Police Department

  • Los Angeles Police Medal of Valor
  • Liberty Award
  • Police Medal for Heroism
  • Los Angeles Police Star
  • Police Lifesaving Medal
  • Police Commission Distinguished Service Medal
  • Police Distinguished Service Medal
  • Police Meritorious Service Medal
  • Police Meritorious Achievement Medal
  • Community Policing Medal
  • Human Relations Medal
  • Police Commission Unit Citation
  • Police Meritorious Unit Citation
  • Reserve Police Officer Service Ribbon
  • 1984 Summer Olympics Ribbon
  • 1987 Papal Visit Ribbon
  • 1992 Civil Disturbance Ribbon
  • 1994 Earthquake Ribbon

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