Deputy Acuña is assigned to our Century Regional Detention Facility (Women’s Jail) and briefly describes her daily duties as a Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department Deputy Sheriff. Since 1888, LASD has had women working our female county jails. Women who worked LA County jails from 1888 to the early 1900’s were called “Jail Matrons”. These Jail Matrons took care of our female inmates life necessities and their titles would evolve into Deputy Sheriff. #LASD #CRDF #WomensHistoryMonth | Los Angel

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The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department is proud to announce the graduation of 69 recruits from Academy Class 485, who have earned the esteemed title of Deputy Sheriffs and Police Officers. Among the graduates, 11 have honorably served in the United States Military, and 31 have family members who currently serve or have previously served in law enforcement, reinforcing the strong commitment to public safety. Additionally, 16 graduates were born outside of the United States, hailing from Beli

The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department is proud to announce the graduation of 74 recruits from Academy Class 483, who have earned the esteemed title of Deputy Sheriffs and Police Officers. Among the graduates, 10 have honorably served in the United States Military, and 29 have family members who currently serve or have previously served in law enforcement, reinforcing the strong commitment to public safety. Additionally, 6 graduates were born outside of the United States, hailing from Armen