El Monte Police Officers Association

El Monte Police Officers Association Welcome to the Official page of the El Monte Police Officers' Association! We represent th

El Monte is a residential, industrial, and commercial city in Los Angeles County of Southern California, the United States. The city lies in the San Gabriel Valley east of the city of Los Angeles. El Monte's slogan is "Welcome to Friendly El Monte," and historically is known as "The End of the Santa Fe Trail."

📢 The El Monte Police Officers Association is proud to endorse Jonathan Hatami for District Attorney of Los Angeles! His...
07/31/2023

📢 The El Monte Police Officers Association is proud to endorse Jonathan Hatami for District Attorney of Los Angeles! His commitment to justice and dedication to serving the community is unparalleled.

If you are a student, parent or employee of the El Monte School District, Mountain View School District or El Monte High...
03/03/2023

If you are a student, parent or employee of the El Monte School District, Mountain View School District or El Monte High School District please visit their website for a link. First 400 to register get free entry!! Sign up now, don’t wait!!

This past Saturday, members of the El Monte Police Officers Association, along with El Monte City Officials attended the...
02/27/2023

This past Saturday, members of the El Monte Police Officers Association, along with El Monte City Officials attended the San Gabriel Valley Safety Summit, which was held at the Grace Black Auditorium. The event provided participants resources on how to better safeguard our San Gabriel Valley Communities.

The EMPOA would like to Congratulate Lt. Chris Cano on his retirement from the El Monte Police Department. Best of luck ...
02/26/2023

The EMPOA would like to Congratulate Lt. Chris Cano on his retirement from the El Monte Police Department. Best of luck on your new endeavors Sir. Lt. Cano will be the new Chief of Police for Riverside Community College. Your EMPOA family will miss you Sir.

The EMPOA wants to congratulate Canine Officer Romero and Bruno for participating in the 2023 Murrieta Police K-9 Trials...
02/18/2023

The EMPOA wants to congratulate Canine Officer Romero and Bruno for participating in the 2023 Murrieta Police K-9 Trials. Bruno took 4th place in the Narcotics Detection Building portion of the trials. Congratulations from the EMPOA familia!

Please go out and support West Covina! Tuesday February 28th at Lazy Dogs. Details attached below.
02/16/2023

Please go out and support West Covina! Tuesday February 28th at Lazy Dogs. Details attached below.

On behalf of the El Monte Police Officer’s Association we send our thoughts and prayers to the Family of Deputy Brian Ha...
02/10/2023

On behalf of the El Monte Police Officer’s Association we send our thoughts and prayers to the Family of Deputy Brian Haney and the Orange County Sheriffs Department. Rest easy brother.

The El Monte Police Department Received a special visit from: Sergeant First Class Ryan Davis who is a decorated special...
02/09/2023

The El Monte Police Department Received a special visit from:
 
Sergeant First Class Ryan Davis who is a decorated special operations US Army Airborne Ranger, and combat veteran.

In 2019 he was tested beyond what even doctors thought would be a 15-20% chance of survival. While deployed to Afghanistan, he caught the wrong end of a gr***de battle, resulting in the loss of both legs, and his right arm.
 
As Ryan laid in a ditch, wondering how he would survive, a rescue attempt was underway. As the “cas-evac bird” (helicopter) arrived, it was shot down, and it almost broke Ryan’s will to survive.
 
Ryan was forced to reflect in his life and he believed; “That was it. I kind of saw my wife crying at my funeral, and my son growing up without a dad. I thought welp, that didn’t look great, I’ll stick around. Watch this. It’s gonna happen. I’m gonna see it with my eyes… and he (death) never came for me that night.”

While in the battle field, Ryan was treated by “ROLO,” a procedure used by one soldier to transfer his own blood to a seriously wounded soldier which kept Ryan alive.
 
Over the following four days, it took 3 military aircraft, 18 medical personnel, and 26 gallons of blood to safely return Ryan home. After 7 days of surgeries, Ryan was given a 15-20% chance of survival. His wife Asia told him as he laid on the hospital bed, “You know, I love you.” His eyes opened for the first time. The nurse told Asia, “I’ve never seen that before.”
 
Ryan says, “Without Asia, there would have been so much tumultuous unknown that I would have had to work through by myself. She’s been tough this whole time, and you need tough if you’re going to go through something like this.”
 
Ryan has since joined forces with “Pooler Karate,” located in Pooler, Georgia. Ryan is forced to find a way to fight, stay in shape, and learn how to overcome new obstacles. Ryan, who is missing two legs, an arm, can still do Jiu-Jitsu.
 
Ryan’s visit to the El Monte Police Department was a humbling and inspirational experience.
 
On behalf of the City of El Monte Police Department and El Monte Police Officer’s Association, we thank Ryan for his service and we Thank all Military Veterans who have served.

Members of the El Monte Police Officers Association presented LACO FD Station 166 with a commemorative plaque to honor f...
02/09/2023

Members of the El Monte Police Officers Association presented LACO FD Station 166 with a commemorative plaque to honor fallen firefighter Captain Steve McCann. Thank you Capt McCann for your dedicated service to the city of El Monte and it’s citizens

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