Prof gets probation for stalking La. cop

Professor of criminology allegedly used a fake online identity to threaten an officer he accused of raping his girlfriend

http://www.nyu.edu/shc/promotion/svstat.html

Sexual Assault on Campus Statistics

http://www.aauw.org/act/laf/library/assault_stats.cfm

What is Los Angeles currently doing to prevent the on going violence on our streets?

http://mayor.lacity.org/Issues/GangReduction/index.htm

http://www.wtsp.com/news/watercooler/article/241288/58/10-year-old-girl-dies-in-school-fight-over-boy

This story is very troubling and what could we have done to prevent this?

Thank you again! I wish I could attend the Orlando training to see what other amazing things you are doing.

Pat

Pat Swanson
Director, Service-Learning
Safety Coordinator
Valparaiso Community Schools
3801 N. Campbell Street
Valparaiso, Indiana 46385

The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department would like to thank you for your participation in our Annual Supervisor’s Diversity Training that was held on October 27, 2011. Our agency recognizes that training is essential to an organization’s success and your contribution was very integral in making our Discussion Panel a success. We recognize that community partnerships are vital and in our current economic environment more than ever, we appreciate you offering your expertise at no cost to our organization. Thank you again for your participation.

Director Walter C. Norris
Employment Diversity Section
Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department

Vanessa,

Thanks for taking the time and coming out to Las Vegas to share your story. The feedback I have received is that it was one of the most impactful sessions people had participated in and the start of the event was you.

Deputy Chief Gary Schofield
Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department

Subject: Letter of thanks for Miss Vanessa Dixon

On behalf of the Los Angeles Police Department and the 77th Street Area, we would like to thank you Vanessa for volunteering your Saturday to work with the Los Angeles Police Department’s 77th Street Juvenile Impact Program. The Juvenile Impact Program is a youth oriented program that targets at risk youth in South Los Angeles. The police officers and command staff that work for the seventy-seventh street area have been working with this program for over ten years. Collectively we were all in agreement, that you were one of the best guest speakers we have ever had.

We were all very impressed with the level of commitment and desire you showed to impact the lives of the youth who attend our Juvenile Impact Program. All the officers definitely felt that you were one of the best speakers and mentors that we have had the honor of working with. We personally observed the impact that you had on the youth that were in that room.

The officers involved with the 77th Street Juvenile Impact Program and other various mentoring programs would like to develop a working relationship with you. We have identified that we can utilize your services to solidify a stronger relationship between the Los Angeles Police Department and the at-risk youth who reside within South Los Angeles.

In closing Vanessa, you have offered youth a second opinion regarding the path that they can choose in life. We were very impressed with the character and level of commitment you show to instill a positive, permanent change in the behavior of the youth that you encounter.

Very truly yours,

Police Officer II Adam Moore
Los Angeles Police Department
Director of the 77th Street Police Activities League