No discussion of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department in what could have been a tragic week can go ahead without starting with the relief we all feel over the release from the hospital of Deputy Samuel Aispuro — shot in the back by a coward while on his department motorcycle — and the swift apprehension of the fleeing suspected shooter a day later.

The deputy, part of a motorcycle unit, was wearing a bullet-resistant vest and was stable when taken to a hospital, authorities said.

Los Angeles County Sheriff's Deputy Jonathan Stewart joined the department in 2006 and later transferred to the South Los Angeles station, where he was found unresponsive.

A Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department deputy who served the South L.A. community for ten years died Saturday, authorities said. According to a sheriff’s department spokesperson, an ambulance was dispatched to the South Los Angeles station around 4 p.

Los Angeles County Sheriff's Deputy Alfredo 'Freddy' Flores died on Saturday six months after a fire at a department training range.

A Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department K9 is being honored for his courage during a high-risk encounter with a suspect last week. K9 Kjeld “Kid” and his handler, Deputy Stephen E.

A veteran Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputy has died six months after he was seriously hurt when a fire broke out inside a trailer serving as a mobile shooting range.

Sheriff Robert Luna said 47-year-old Raymundo Duran, a known gang member, was arrested for attempted murder and is in custody for the shooting of Deputy Samuel Aispuro in the back.

Personnel at the station called for an ambulance around 9 p.m. Saturday regarding an “unresponsive deputy,” Deputy Tracy Koerner told. He was identified as 41-year-old Jonathan Stewart. On behalf of @lasdhq,

LASD Deputy Jonathan Stewart died after he was found unresponsive at the department's South LA Station. The cause of his death is under investigation.