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Police Detective Captain at Inglewood Police Department (RETIRED) Experience: Inglewood Police Department Education: University of Southern California Location: Inglewood 500 Inglewood Police Community Academy. Find out about the Inglewood Police Community Academy. Programs. Learn about the programs offered by the Inglewood Police Department

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An Inglewood police sergeant and a DUI suspect were both hospitalized after the driver slammed into a patrol vehicle.INGLEWOOD, Calif. (KABC) -- An Inglewood police sergeant and a DUI suspect were both hospitalized Sunday morning after the driver slammed into a patrol vehicle parked near the scene of an apartment fire, authorities said.The fire was reported shortly before 1:30 a.m. at a three-story apartment building near the intersection of Prairie Avenue and 97th Street, just north of Century Boulevard, according to the Los Angeles County Fire Department.Firefighters and police officers responded to the incident, where smoke was seen emanating from the second floor.While firefighters were battling the blaze, the DUI suspect struck a police vehicle that had been parked as part of a street closure, a spokesperson for the Inglewood Police Department said.A police sergeant and the suspect were transported to Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center. The sergeant was "OK" and the driver's condition was unknown, the spokesperson said.An Inglewood police sergeant and a DUI suspect were both hospitalized after the driver slammed into a patrol vehicle parked near the scene of an apartment fire, authorities said.OnSceneThe suspect was arrested on suspicion of DUI and will be taken into custody after receiving medical treatment, police said.News video from the aftermath of the collision showed that the impact mangled the front of the suspect's vehicle and severely damaged the driver's side of the police cruiser.There were no reports of any injuries caused by the fire itself.Copyright © 2025 KABC Television, LLC. All rights reserved.Top Stories. Police Detective Captain at Inglewood Police Department (RETIRED) Experience: Inglewood Police Department Education: University of Southern California Location: Inglewood 500 Inglewood Police Community Academy. Find out about the Inglewood Police Community Academy. Programs. Learn about the programs offered by the Inglewood Police Department Inglewood Police Department West Manchester Boulevard, Inglewood, CA - 1.7 miles The Inglewood Police Department, led by Chief of Police Mark Fronterotta, serves the city of Inglewood Police Department is located at 1 W Manchester Blvd in Inglewood, California . Inglewood Police Department can be contacted via phone at for pricing, hours INGLEWOOD POLICE DEPARTMENT Physical Fitness Qualifications Police Officer Applicants: The Physical Fitness Qualification examination for the Inglewood Police Department consists U.S. Attorney’s Office, Central District of CaliforniaLOS ANGELES – A former Inglewood Police Department (IPD) officer has agreed to plead guilty to a federal narcotics offense of distributing cocaine, the Justice Department announced today.In a plea agreement filed today in federal court, John Abel Baca, 47, of Whittier, who served as an IPD officer for 21 years, admitted that he distributed cocaine on two occasions, the first occurring on April 29, 2021, when he delivered cocaine to a witness cooperating with law enforcement. Baca then delivered approximately one kilogram of cocaine to the same cooperating witness (CW) during another meeting on May 4, 2021, in exchange for $22,000 in cash.According to the plea agreement, in February 2021, the CW informed the FBI that Baca, then an active-duty IPD officer, previously had offered to sell the CW one kilogram of cocaine, two kilograms of “White China” heroin, and an unlimited supply of black tar heroin. The CW reported that Baca claimed to have stolen drugs and cash during routine traffic stops that Baca made as a drug task force officer with IPD.During a covertly recorded meeting in late April 2021, Baca provided a sample of the cocaine to the CW to provide to purported buyers. Several days later, Baca negotiated the price for one kilogram of cocaine – $22,000 in cash – and then delivered a brick of cocaine to the CW’s workplace on May 4, 2021. Later the same day, Baca collected $22,000 in cash from the CW’s residence. In the plea agreement, Baca admitted that he abused his position of trust as a police officer, including by stealing drugs from IPD’s lock-up and reselling them.Baca agreed to plead guilty to one count of distribution of cocaine, a crime that carries a statutory maximum sentence of 20 years in federal

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An Inglewood police sergeant and a DUI suspect were both hospitalized after the driver slammed into a patrol vehicle.INGLEWOOD, Calif. (KABC) -- An Inglewood police sergeant and a DUI suspect were both hospitalized Sunday morning after the driver slammed into a patrol vehicle parked near the scene of an apartment fire, authorities said.The fire was reported shortly before 1:30 a.m. at a three-story apartment building near the intersection of Prairie Avenue and 97th Street, just north of Century Boulevard, according to the Los Angeles County Fire Department.Firefighters and police officers responded to the incident, where smoke was seen emanating from the second floor.While firefighters were battling the blaze, the DUI suspect struck a police vehicle that had been parked as part of a street closure, a spokesperson for the Inglewood Police Department said.A police sergeant and the suspect were transported to Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center. The sergeant was "OK" and the driver's condition was unknown, the spokesperson said.An Inglewood police sergeant and a DUI suspect were both hospitalized after the driver slammed into a patrol vehicle parked near the scene of an apartment fire, authorities said.OnSceneThe suspect was arrested on suspicion of DUI and will be taken into custody after receiving medical treatment, police said.News video from the aftermath of the collision showed that the impact mangled the front of the suspect's vehicle and severely damaged the driver's side of the police cruiser.There were no reports of any injuries caused by the fire itself.Copyright © 2025 KABC Television, LLC. All rights reserved.Top Stories

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U.S. Attorney’s Office, Central District of CaliforniaLOS ANGELES – A former Inglewood Police Department (IPD) officer has agreed to plead guilty to a federal narcotics offense of distributing cocaine, the Justice Department announced today.In a plea agreement filed today in federal court, John Abel Baca, 47, of Whittier, who served as an IPD officer for 21 years, admitted that he distributed cocaine on two occasions, the first occurring on April 29, 2021, when he delivered cocaine to a witness cooperating with law enforcement. Baca then delivered approximately one kilogram of cocaine to the same cooperating witness (CW) during another meeting on May 4, 2021, in exchange for $22,000 in cash.According to the plea agreement, in February 2021, the CW informed the FBI that Baca, then an active-duty IPD officer, previously had offered to sell the CW one kilogram of cocaine, two kilograms of “White China” heroin, and an unlimited supply of black tar heroin. The CW reported that Baca claimed to have stolen drugs and cash during routine traffic stops that Baca made as a drug task force officer with IPD.During a covertly recorded meeting in late April 2021, Baca provided a sample of the cocaine to the CW to provide to purported buyers. Several days later, Baca negotiated the price for one kilogram of cocaine – $22,000 in cash – and then delivered a brick of cocaine to the CW’s workplace on May 4, 2021. Later the same day, Baca collected $22,000 in cash from the CW’s residence. In the plea agreement, Baca admitted that he abused his position of trust as a police officer, including by stealing drugs from IPD’s lock-up and reselling them.Baca agreed to plead guilty to one count of distribution of cocaine, a crime that carries a statutory maximum sentence of 20 years in federal

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