Irvine Police Association

01/09/2026

11/21/2025

Our hearts are heavy as we mourn the loss of another. Godspeed Officer Alec Sanders.

11/11/2025

Thanks to the men and women who have and continue to serve this country. Especially our 29 Veterans (of the Irvine Police Association) serving the Irvine community.

10/28/2025

Godspeed Deputy Nunez…rest now brother, we have the watch.

10/21/2025

Gone but not forgotten…RIP Officer Craven, we’ll take it from here.

12/29/2022

The IPD Baker to Vegas team is proud to officially launch sign-ups for our first Bowling Tournament at Irvine Lanes on 1/17/22 at 6PM (See event flyer for more details). This event is open to everyone- including our wonderful Irvine community partners and residents, friends, family, our city of Irvine colleagues, outside Police agencies, and our OCFA partners. Even if you are unable to bowl, we ask that you please share this post to help us spread the word. This event is open to ALL skill levels and includes awards for first and last place!

Check in begins at 5:30 PM

Warms ups begin at 6:00 PM

Two tournament games will start at 6:20 PM

Awards and raffles will be held at the conclusion of the games

Please register your team using the QR code on the flyer or at: https://ipdrtbowling.rsvpify.com

Either individual or team fees can be paid via Venmo -Ridlon (last 4 of phone number 8276)

12/15/2022

Please join us on Sunday, December 18th at the Brewery X in the city of Anaheim at 4:00 PM for a pizza fundraiser for our IPD Baker to Vegas Running Team.

The brewery is kindly donating pizzas for our event and all proceeds from the pizza sales will be donated directly to our team.

Please come by, enjoy some food, and enter our raffle for a chance to win some prizes. Families and dogs are welcomed and there will be live music during the time of our event.

02/27/2022

We are saddened by the loss of another law enforcement officer this week. Rest In Peace, Officer Alvarado. Our thoughts are with you, your family and friends, and the entire Salinas community.

Salinas PD officer shot in the line of duty

It is with a heavy heart that we at Salinas PD inform that one of our officers, Jorge David Alvarado (30), a five-year veteran was shot and killed in the line of duty last night. At approximately 10:41pm, Officer Alvarado conducted a traffic stop in the area of East Market Street and Griffin Street. and was involved in an officer involved shooting.
Officers Alvarado’s heroic action during the confrontation directly led to the arrest of the suspect.
The suspect is in custody and the investigation is ongoing. No further information is available at this time.
Anyone with information on this incident is encouraged to contact us at 758-7321 or at our anonymous TIP Line 775-4222

02/20/2022

Rest In Peace, Officer Nicholas Vella. Our thoughts and prayers are with you, your family and friends, our brothers and sisters of the Huntington Beach Police Department and the entire Huntington Beach community.

It is with tremendous sorrow that we announce the passing of Officer Nicholas Vella, a 14-year veteran of HBPD. Officer Vella died this evening after our police helicopter, HB-1, crashed into the waters off Newport while responding to a call for service. A second officer was injured and is in stable condition. Officer Vella leaves behind a wife and daughter. He served the community of Huntington Beach with honor and dignity. Please join us in extending prayers to Officer Vella's family. We want to thank the community and our law enforcement partners for your support during this difficult time.

07/26/2021

It is with a heavy heart that we share the passing of another officer killed in the line of duty. On July 25, 2021, Kern County Sheriff’s Deputies were dispatched to a residence in the City of Wasco in regards to a shooting with the shooter now holding additional family members hostage.

The Kern County SO SWAT Team was activated and responded to the scene. As they were preparing to enter the residence, the shooter shot at the Deputies, injuring Deputy Campas and another Deputy. Both were rushed to a local hospital where Deputy Campas succumbed to his injuries. The shooter was later taken into custody after another exchange of gunfire with SWAT Officers.

Deputy Campas is a 5 year veteran of the Kern County Sheriff’s Office. He held various assignments including patrol, recruit training officer, SWAT and held a range assignment where he provided fi****ms training and mentoring to all departmental armed staff. Deputy Campas served as a United States Marine prior to being employed with the Sheriff’s Office.

Deputy Campas leaves behind his spouse and 3 children ages 6, 9 and 13. The Campas family will be in need of support as they grieve their tragic loss and begin to move forward after adjusting to the loss of their beloved husband and father.

Please help us support the Campas family by donating any amount you can afford. All donations go directly to the Campas family.

Your help and assistance is truly appreciated!

Kern County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Phillip Campas was tragically killed in the line of duty in an attempt to suppress an active-shooter that had executed family members and was holding additional family hostage.