San Diego Police Department

We participated in the Get Out The Vote / Rejection of the kavanaugh confirmation - Demonstration yesterday in downtown San Diego.

The San Diego Police Department were absolutely TERRIFIC ! They were professional and very responsive to ensure we demonstrators were safe by managing traffic as we marched down Broadway and up N. Harbor Dr. to the County Administration Building and back to the US Courthouse.
The SDPD managed traffic at lights so we were able to stay together crossing on Red, while never pushing or constraining us in any way other than to assure our safety. In fact, (and Facts are important) I. never heard a SDPD Officer constraining us at all. They assured our safety in ways that did not require us to do anything different.

We were also orderly, respectful and thankful for the Police presence and actions.

Again, Thank You! You all were and are OUTSTANDING !

Thank you very much, SDPD!

Fred Janczyn

Tracey was the absolute best ANGEL that has ever happened to me! She was the first person who answered the phone when I called the police hotline, requesting the citation number of the hit and run that happened to me. She went to bat for me and called four people with questions about my case that weren't adding up. She found exactly what I needed to give my insurance company and the insurance company of the person who hit me. Tracey you are loved, thank you SO MUCH!

Very friendly, excellent and very helpful, very responsive! Everything you want in our Police to keep us all safe! Strong and Stern when need to be but also humane.

They don't normally take walk-ins to get fix-it tickets signed. But did for me and I'm very grateful I didn't have to drive all the way to El Cajon!

Great people working here thank you for your service we love you keep it safe every day they’re not excepting walking only by appointment only they have a medical and medicine drop box thank you very much for your service God bless you
Great response time if you need them just called him

Worked for SDPD for 23 years

Hit & run - 12:00 midnight, driver of car backs into fence and scrapes car next to them. Four family's come out of their homes and sees the driver drunk (can't hardly stand). He then gets in his car a drives away, people around get his license plate and they call 911. One person follows him and sees where he parks his car. Forty-five minutes later! the police show up and say they can't do anything because he is probably sleeping and could have had a drink at home??? (so no proof he was drunk)?? This is after four family's saw him drunk. Question 1 - why can't they arrest him at his home, (they knew where he lived). Question 2 - why did it take the police forty-five minutes to arrive. Carmel Valley isn't a crime ridden community and at midnight should have been here within five minutes for a drunk driver, hit & run.

I had a really bad experience because I was driving my truck as usual and a guy started you offending me flagging me with his fingers so I pull over and I was asking the guy what his problem was he called the police which I was okay with but when the police arrived they didn't ask me what happened and they basically blame everything on me only because I look Mexican that's pretty messed up

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