List of Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department officers killed in the line of duty

Last updated September 09, 2020

The following Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department officers have all been killed in the line of duty. One hundred officers from the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department (LASD) are officially recognized as dying in the line of duty; it does not take into account fallen officers from the Lynwood sheriff's Department, Compton Police Department, and a number of other law enforcement agencies which were later merged into the Sheriff's Department, but does recognize those who joined the Department from the existing agencies and subsequently died.^[1]

The term "line of duty" means any action which an officer is obligated or authorized to carry out, or for which the officer is compensated by the public agency he or she serves. The term "killed in the line of duty" means a law enforcement officer has died as a direct and proximate result of a personal injury sustained in the line of duty. This includes law enforcement officers who, while in an off-duty capacity, act in response to a law violation, or are driving to or from work.^[2]

The fallen officers of the LASD are honored and remembered in a number of ways. Some sheriff stations have memorial walls to remember fallen officers assigned to that particular station, such as the one at Lakewood. There is also a memorial wall at the Memorial Park at the Sheriff's Training Academy and Regional Services Center in Whittier, California. The California Peace Officers’ Memorial is a wood and glass encased book containing the names of all fallen officers in California, and is attached to a wall outside of the Governor of California's office in the state capital Sacramento. In 1988, the California Peace Officers’ Memorial Monument was dedicated to the memory of the state's fallen officers. The monument is a 13 feet tall, three-figured bronze monument in California's state capital, Sacramento, representing a county sheriff of the 1880s, a state trooper of the 1930s, and a city patrolman of the 1980s.^[3] In the United States capital city Washington D.C., the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial, which was established in 1970, honors law enforcement officials from across the nation who have died in the line of duty.^[4]

The LASD Memorial wall at the Training Academy, Whittier, California LASD Memorial wall.jpg — The LASD Memorial wall at the Training Academy, Whittier, California

Officers

Key
— denotes information is not available.
  shaded rows with "L/D" in the Notes cell denotes the officer died at a later date than the day of the incident.
  shaded rows with "O/D" in the Notes cell denotes the officer was killed while off duty.
  shaded rows with "O/D-L/D" in the Notes cell denotes the officer was off duty when injured, and died at a later date than the day of the incident.
   shaded rows with a corresponding numerical figure in the Notes cell denotes when officers died as a result of the same incident.
   shaded rows with a corresponding numerical figure and L/D in the Notes cell denotes when officers died as a result of the same incident, but at a later date.

Name	Rank	Tenure	Date of death	Age	Cause of death	Notes
James R. Barton	Sheriff	—	1857-01-23	—	Gunfire	1^[5]^[6]^[7]
Charles T. Daly	Deputy	—	1857-01-23	—	Gunfire	1
William H. Little	Constable	—	1857-01-23	—	Gunfire	1
Charles C. Baker	Constable	—	1857-01-23	—	Gunfire	1
William C. Getman	Constable	1 week	1858-01-07	—	Gunfire	^[8]
George Lee Wilson	Deputy	6 years	1897-01-08	—	Gunfire	L/D
Michael V. Van Vliet	Deputy	—	1918-11-20	—	Gunfire	^[A]
Harold D. Broadwell	Deputy	—	1919-11-09	—	Motorcycle accident
Gordon H. Gliddon	Deputy	—	1920-11-09	—	Motorcycle accident
Henry J. Ronsse	Deputy	—	1922-01-02	35	Gunfire	O/D
William E. Funkhouser	Deputy	—	1922-05-14	—	Gunfire
Robery E. Magee	Deputy	—	1923-11-20	34	Gunfire
Frank DeWar	Chief Deputy	—	1932-01-29	—	Airplane accident
C.A. Vejar	Deputy	—	1932-11-12	—	Gunfire
John Hedge	Deputy	—	1933-09-12	—	Gunfire (accidental)	O/D
David Stout Larimer	Deputy	—	1941-12-24	65	Struck by vehicle
Fred P. Guiol	Sergeant	20 years	1946-03-10	50	Gunfire	O/D
Elbert Jay Hall	Deputy	7 years	1949-11-14	—	Car accident
Edwin M. Falkowski	Deputy	5 years, 6 months	1946-03-10	28	Heart attack
Vernon J. Corbell	Sergeant	9 years	1957-04-15	40	Airplane accident
Harold Stephen Blevins	Deputy	—	1957-10-12	26	Gunfire
David Alois Horr	Deputy	3 years	1958-02-09	—	Gunfire	L/D
Donald J. Gillis	Lieutenant	20 years	1958-09-20	45	Gunfire
Harold A. Reis Jr.	Deputy	2 years	1958-09-23	29	Car accident
Lee. E. Sawyer	Reserve Deputy	9 years	1960-10-14	51	Struck by vehicle
Manuel A. Ayon	Deputy	2 years	1961-01-18	31	Car accident
Timothy J. Harnett	Deputy	—	1961-11-22	—	Heart attack
William A. White	Deputy	5 years	1964-03-21	33	Vehicular assault
Willard R. Ballard	Sergeant	26 years	1964-05-26	50	Heart attack
Lloyd G. Constantine	Reserve Deputy	7 years	1964-06-24	42	Vehicular assault
John M. Slobojan	Deputy	5 years	1964-11-07	30	Heart attack
Ronald E. Ludlow	Deputy	—	1965-08-13	—	Gunfire
Michael V. Wigderson	Reserve Deputy	—	1967-03-20	30	Gunfire (accidental)
James W. Waygood	Deputy	—	1967-10-11	—	Car accident
Robert K. Schnur	Deputy	14 years	1968-09-30	44	Helicopter accident	2
Gary E. McCullah	Deputy	6 years	1968-09-30	29	Helicopter accident	2
Charles D. Rea	Deputy	11 months	1969-01-26	35	Drowned
Lionel W. Dashley	Reserve Deputy	6 years	1969-09-01	53	Motorcycle accident
Gordon D. Erickson	Deputy	—	1970-04-30	25	Fall	L/D
Louis Carl Wallace	Deputy	—	1970-12-08	29	Gunfire
Gary David Saunders	Deputy	—	1971-05-22	—	Gunfire
Barry J. Hoffman	Deputy	2 years	1971-08-30	24	Gunfire	L/D
Charles O. Ley	Deputy	—	1972-05-24	31	Car accident
Joseph R. Herrera	Deputy	—	1972-10-03	—	Struck by vehicle
Donald William Schneider	Detective	—	1973-01-04	40	Gunfire	3
Carl Eugene Wilson	Detective	—	1973-01-04	40	Gunfire	3
David E. Andrews	Deputy	4 years	1973-12-12	23	Gunfire	O/D
James Foote	Deputy	6 years	1974-10-04	33	Car accident
Theodor A. Abreu	Deputy	—	1974-10-23	—	Car accident
Darden Hollis	Deputy	15 years	1975-01-01	42	Gunfire
Edward John Russell	Sergeant	10 years	1977-01-15	33	Car accident
Lee Lewis	Deputy	6 years	1977-01-15	35	Car accident
Didier M. Hurdle	Deputy	—	1977-11-25	—	Gunfire
Gregory L. Low	Deputy	8 years	1977-11-25	29	Car accident	4
Charles Plumleigh	Reserve Deputy	—	1978-03-01	—	Car accident	4
Arthur E. Pelino	Deputy	21 years	1978-03-19	50	Gunfire
Thomas H. Pohlman	Deputy	—	1978-04-18	—	Gunfire
Walter W. Hannan Jr.	Deputy	—	1978-05-03	—	Car accident
George R. Barthel	Deputy	—	1979-04-19	32	Gunfire
Jack Don Williams	Deputy	9 years	1978-05-03	36	Gunfire
Constance Ellen Worland	Deputy	4 years	1981-05-02	39	Gunfire (accidental)	^[B]
Kenneth D. Ell	Deputy	14 years	1982-01-19	36	Gunfire (accidental)
Lawrence Lavieri	Deputy	16 years	1983-03-19	38	Gunfire
Larrell K. Smith	Sergeant	—	1983-04-16	—	Gunfire
James P. Clark	Deputy	3 years	1983-06-16	29	Car accident
Lloyd Beauford Brooks	Reserve Captain	19 years	1984-09-01	43	Struck by vehicle
David Lance Holguin	Deputy	—	1984-09-05	—	Gunfire	O/D
George L. Arthur	Sergeant	—	1985-06-01	—	Gunfire	O/D
Raul Adauto	Deputy	17 years	1986-04-05	39	Duty related injury	L/D^[C]
Charles Robert Anderson	Deputy	11 years	1987-01-24	35	Gunfire	O/D
Jack B. Miller	Deputy	12 years	1988-01-09	33	Gunfire	L/D
James D. McSweeney	Deputy	12 years	1988-10-24	—	Helicopter accident	5^[D]
Roy Allen Chester	Deputy	12 years	1988-10-24	—	Helicopter accident	5^[D]
Rosemary Iris May	Deputy	21 years	1989-09-26	49	Car accident
Nelson Henry Yamamoto	Deputy	3 years	1992-03-31	26	Gunfire
Richard B. Hammack	Deputy	—	1992-05-11	31	Gunfire
Thomas D. Meinke	Deputy	6 years	1995-01-02	28	Gunfire	O/D
Stephen Wayne Blair	Deputy	10 years	1995-05-12	31	Gunfire
Jimmie Richard Henry	Deputy	18 years	1995-05-12	49	Duty related injury	L/D^[E]
Antranik Geuvjehizian	Deputy	7 years	1995-07-19	32	Gunfire	O/D
Gustavo Wong	Deputy	6 years	1996-07-19	29	Vehicle Accident	O/D
Shayne Daniel York	Deputy	2 years	1997-08-16	26	Gunfire	O/D-L/D^[F]^[9]
Michael Lee Hoenig	Deputy	10 years	1997-10-30	32	Gunfire	^[10]
Brandan Garrett Hinkle	Deputy	11 years	2001-02-14	33	Motorcycle accident
Hagop Jake Kuredjian	Deputy	17 years	2001-08-31	40	Gunfire	^[J]^[11]
David William March	Deputy	7 years	2002-04-29	33	Gunfire	^[12]^[13]
David Alan Powell	Deputy	18 years	2002-11-30	42	Gunfire	^[14]
Stephen Douglas Sorensen	Deputy	12 years	2003-08-02	46	Gunfire	^[15]^[16]
Michael Richard Arruda	Deputy	13 years	2004-06-15	35	Gunfire (accidental)	L/D^[17]
James Phillip Tutino	Deputy	23 years	2005-01-26	47	Train crash	O/D^[G]^[18]
Jerry Ortiz	Deputy	15 years	2005-06-24	35	Gunfire
Pierre Walter Bain	Deputy	14 years	2006-03-21	45	Motorcycle accident
Maria Cecilia Rosa	Deputy	6 years	2006-03-28	30	Gunfire	O/D
David Stan Piquette	Deputy	10 years	2006-07-07	34	Car accident
Raul V. Gama	Deputy	20 years	2007-05-01	43	Struck by vehicle
Juan A. Escalante	Deputy	2 years, 6 months	2008-08-02	27	Gunfire	O/D
Randy Jay Hamson	Deputy	5 years	2008-10-24	44	Struck by vehicle	L/D^[H]
Charlene M. Rottler	Deputy	–	2010-01-03		Car accident	L/D^[I]^[19]
David L. Nelson	Deputy	22 years	2011-08-11	55	Car accident	O/D
Steve Owen	Sergeant	29 years	2016-10-05	53	Gunfire	^[20]
Alfonso Lopez	Sergeant	26 years	2016-10-24	47	Automobile Accident
Solano Joseph Gilbert	Deputy	13 years	2019-06-13	50	Gunfire	O/D	^[21]	^[22]

Notes

^A The suspects who shot and killed Deputy Van Vliet were wanted in connection with the murders of the Chief of Detectives John Rowan, of the Colorado Springs Police Department, and Policeman Luther McMahill, of the Denver Police Department.
^B Deputy Worland was the first female officer from the LASD to be killed.
^C Deputy Aduato died during surgery to a knee injury received while on duty many years prior.
^D Deputies McSweeney and Chester were working a multi-agency narcotics task force. They were in a helicopter and spotted a car in a canyon, and attempted to land but the rotors struck some power lines which caused the helicopter to crash. The accident also took the lives of Sergeant Richard Grijalva Romero of the Imperial County Sheriff's Office, Sheriff Mark Steven Tonkin of the Orange County Sheriff's Department, Investigator Michael David Davis of the Riverside County Sheriff's Department, and three California National Guard crew members operating the flight.
^E Deputy Henry developed pulmonary fibrosis, which causes scar tissue to develop in the lungs, after he attempted to rescue a pilot of a crashed military airplane in 1984. He died over ten years later, having recently received a lung transplant.
^F Deputy York was off duty when the hair salon he was in with his fiance, also a sheriff's deputy, was robbed. The salon's customers were ordered to the floor, and one of the suspects collected their wallets and purses. When the robbers found York's badge, he was immediately shot in the back of the head. He died two days later.^[9]
^G Deputy Tutino was a passenger on one of the train involved in the Glendale train crash. He was off duty and heading into work.^[18]
^H Deputy Hamson fell into a coma and died two years after the accident.
^I Deputy Rottler died on January 3, 2010, from injuries sustained after her police car was struck by a drunk driver in 1972.
^J Deputy Kuredjian died during the James Beck Shootout.

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References

General

"Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, Los Angeles". The Officer Down Memorial Page. Retrieved 2008-04-11.
"LASD – In Memory". Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department . Archived from the original on 2008-04-12. Retrieved 2008-04-11.
"The California Peace Officers' Memorial Foundation". Archived from the original on 2008-03-02. Retrieved 2008-04-11.

Specific

↑ ODMP memorial reports 128 members of the LACSD Fallen in line of duty, of which 26 were from 11 agencies later absorbed in the LACSD
↑ "Criteria for Adding a Name to the Memorial". National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial. 2004-03-17. Archived from the original on 2008-02-13. Retrieved 2008-04-08.
↑ "History of the California Peace Officers' Memorial". California Peace Officers’ Memorial. Archived from the original on 2008-01-23. Retrieved 2008-04-08.
↑ "About us". National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial . Retrieved 2008-04-08.
↑ Bell, Horace (1881). "8". Reminiscences of a Ranger; or Early Times in Southern California. Los Angeles: Yarnell, Caystile & Mathes. pp. 72–74.
↑ Bell, Horace (1930). "XV". On the Old West Coast; Being Further Reminiscences of a Ranger. New York, NY: W. Morrow & Co. pp. 204–208.
↑ Harris Newmark; Maurice Harris Newmark; Marco Ross Newmark; J. Perry Worden (1930). "XV". Sixty years in Southern California, 1853-1913, containing the reminiscences of Harris Newmark. Boston, MA: Houghton Mifflin Co. pp. 204–208.
↑ Harris Newmark; Maurice Harris Newmark; Marco Ross Newmark; J. Perry Worden (1930). "XV1". Sixty years in Southern California, 1853-1913, containing the reminiscences of Harris Newmark. Boston, MA: Houghton Mifflin Co. pp. 220–221.
1 2 "2,000 mourn slain deputy". Los Angeles Daily News . Los Angeles: MediaNews Group. Associated Press. 1997-08-22.
↑ "Fallen Lynwood deputy laid to rest". Los Angeles Daily News . Los Angeles: MediaNews Group. Associated Press. 1997-11-06.
↑ Heather MacDonald; Sharon Cotal; Orith Goldberg; Bhavna Mistry (2001-09-01). "Slain deputy 'always smiling, always upbeat'; motorcycle officer fatally shot assisting Federal Agents". Los Angeles Daily News . Los Angeles: MediaNews Group.
↑ "Deputy's killer seeks forgiveness; Garcia to spend life in prison after long extradition battle". Los Angeles Daily News . Los Angeles: MediaNews Group. 2007-03-03.
↑ "Deputy David March". Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. Archived from the original on 2008-04-12. Retrieved 2008-04-11.
↑ "Deputy David Alan Powell". Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. Archived from the original on 2008-03-14. Retrieved 2008-04-11.
↑ Richard Fausset; Richard Winton (2003-08-04). "Man Sought for Clues on Slain Deputy". Los Angeles Times .
↑ "Deputy Stephen D. Sorensen". Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. Archived from the original on 2010-04-17. Retrieved 2008-04-11.
↑ "Thousands mourn death of deputy". Los Angeles Daily News . Los Angeles: MediaNews Group. 2004-06-22.
1 2 "Train collision near Los Angeles kills 11". CNN . Glendale, CA. 2005-01-27. Archived from the original on 2008-03-17. Retrieved 2008-04-13.
↑ "Sheriff Baca Honors Fallen Peace Officers from LASD - Los Angeles County Sheriffs Dept Information Bureau (SIB)".
↑ "L.A. County sheriff's sergeant is killed in Lancaster shooting; suspect is in custody". 2016-10-06.
↑ Queally, James; Lau, Maya (2019-06-12). "L.A. County sheriff's deputy who was shot in random attack has died". Los Angeles Times.
↑ "Family grieve off duty LA deputy's senseless and cowardly murder; suspect is in custody". 2019-06-13.

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[1] ODMP memorial reports 128 members of the LACSD Fallen in line of duty, of which 26 were from 11 agencies later absorbed in the LACSD

[2] "Criteria for Adding a Name to the Memorial". National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial. 2004-03-17. Archived from the original on 2008-02-13. Retrieved 2008-04-08.

[3] "History of the California Peace Officers' Memorial". California Peace Officers’ Memorial. Archived from the original on 2008-01-23. Retrieved 2008-04-08.

[4] "About us". National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial . Retrieved 2008-04-08.

[5] Bell, Horace (1881). "8". Reminiscences of a Ranger; or Early Times in Southern California. Los Angeles: Yarnell, Caystile & Mathes. pp. 72–74.

[6] Bell, Horace (1930). "XV". On the Old West Coast; Being Further Reminiscences of a Ranger. New York, NY: W. Morrow & Co. pp. 204–208.

[7] Harris Newmark; Maurice Harris Newmark; Marco Ross Newmark; J. Perry Worden (1930). "XV". Sixty years in Southern California, 1853-1913, containing the reminiscences of Harris Newmark. Boston, MA: Houghton Mifflin Co. pp. 204–208.

[8] Harris Newmark; Maurice Harris Newmark; Marco Ross Newmark; J. Perry Worden (1930). "XV1". Sixty years in Southern California, 1853-1913, containing the reminiscences of Harris Newmark. Boston, MA: Houghton Mifflin Co. pp. 220–221.

[York-9] 1 2 "2,000 mourn slain deputy". Los Angeles Daily News . Los Angeles: MediaNews Group. Associated Press. 1997-08-22.

[10] "Fallen Lynwood deputy laid to rest". Los Angeles Daily News . Los Angeles: MediaNews Group. Associated Press. 1997-11-06.

[11] Heather MacDonald; Sharon Cotal; Orith Goldberg; Bhavna Mistry (2001-09-01). "Slain deputy 'always smiling, always upbeat'; motorcycle officer fatally shot assisting Federal Agents". Los Angeles Daily News . Los Angeles: MediaNews Group.

[12] "Deputy's killer seeks forgiveness; Garcia to spend life in prison after long extradition battle". Los Angeles Daily News . Los Angeles: MediaNews Group. 2007-03-03.

[13] "Deputy David March". Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. Archived from the original on 2008-04-12. Retrieved 2008-04-11.

[14] "Deputy David Alan Powell". Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. Archived from the original on 2008-03-14. Retrieved 2008-04-11.

[15] Richard Fausset; Richard Winton (2003-08-04). "Man Sought for Clues on Slain Deputy". Los Angeles Times .

[16] "Deputy Stephen D. Sorensen". Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. Archived from the original on 2010-04-17. Retrieved 2008-04-11.

[17] "Thousands mourn death of deputy". Los Angeles Daily News . Los Angeles: MediaNews Group. 2004-06-22.

[Tutino-18] 1 2 "Train collision near Los Angeles kills 11". CNN . Glendale, CA. 2005-01-27. Archived from the original on 2008-03-17. Retrieved 2008-04-13.

[19] "Sheriff Baca Honors Fallen Peace Officers from LASD - Los Angeles County Sheriffs Dept Information Bureau (SIB)".

[20] "L.A. County sheriff's sergeant is killed in Lancaster shooting; suspect is in custody". 2016-10-06.

[21] Queally, James; Lau, Maya (2019-06-12). "L.A. County sheriff's deputy who was shot in random attack has died". Los Angeles Times.

[22] "Family grieve off duty LA deputy's senseless and cowardly murder; suspect is in custody". 2019-06-13.

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