The LAPD iWATCH initiative, in conjunction with the LA CountySheriff's Department provides LA regional reporting of BEHAVIORSand ACTIVITIES that MAY have a connection to terrorism. We can andmust work together to prevent terrorist attacks. The iWATCH LAMobile App provides instant reporting to the Los Angeles PoliceDepartment’s Counter-Terrorism and Special Operations Bureau(CTSOB) by 24-7 hotline, audio, photo or text in regards to anyinformation that you feel may be connected to TERRORISM (criminalor non-criminal). Remember that the iWATCH LA program is aboutbehaviors and activities, not individuals. To learn about theiWATCH program, including the behaviors and activities that youshould report, download this FREE mobile app. For additionalinformation about the iWATCH LA Mobile App, please contact: OfficerTony Newsom Police Officer III - Training Officer Los AngelesPolice Department [email protected]

LAPD Central Traffic Safety App provides its community with avariety of multi media safety tips and other valuable resources.TAB 1 - MENU TAB 2 - SAFETY VIDEOS 1) PSA: CDT Captian Young 2)CTD: Safety Tips 3) Results of Texting 4) Why Buckle Up more......TAB 3 - FAQ's 1) New Bike Law (Everyone Must Know) 2) Fix it Ticket(How to fix in CTD Area) 3) Impound / Tow (Locations, phone numbersin CTD Area) 4) Traffic Lanes? 5) Road Signs? 6) Under 18 DriversLicense Restrictions more..... TAB 4 -CALIFORNIA VEHICLE CODE 1)Alcohol & DUI Violations 2) Drivers License Violations 3)Motorcycle / Moped Violations 4) Moving Violations 5) PedestrianViolations 6) Registration Violations more..... For more detailconcerning this mobile app, email: Officer Tony Newsom, Los AngelesPolice Department at: [email protected]

La iniciativa iWATCH de LAPD, junto con el Departamento del Sheriffdel Condado de Los Ángeles, provee reportes regionales deCOMPORTAMIENTOS y ACTIVIDADES que PUEDEN tener una conexión con elterrorismo. Podemos y debemos trabajar juntos para prevenir ataquesterroristas. El app móvil de iWATCH LA te proporciona la habilidadde informar al Departamento de Policía de Los Angeles, Oficina deOperaciones Especiales y Antiterrorista (CTSOB) por líneateléfonica 24 horas 7 días a la semana, audio, fotos o texto acercade cualquier información que sientas que puede estar vínculada alTERRORISMO (criminal y no criminal). iWATCH LA es un programacomunitario para ayudar a vecindarios en la ciudad de Los Angelespermanecer a salvos de actividades terroristas. Es una alianzaentre tu comunidad y el Departamento de Policía de Los Ángeles.Podemos y debemos trabajar juntos para prevenir ataquesterroristas. Recuerda que el programa iWatch LA es sobrecomportamiento y actividades, no individuos. Para aprender acercade el programa iWATCH LA incluyendo entrenamiento acerca de loscomportamientos y actividades que deberías denunciar, baja el appmóvil GRATUITO y ve nuestros videos y otros materiales deentrenamiento Para más información sobre el App Móvil iWATCH LA,por favor contacte: Oficial Tony Newsom Police Officer III –Official de Entranamiento Los Angeles Police [email protected]

HOPE Worldwide So Cal Chapter hasapproximately 6,000 volunteers who reaches out and lends a hand tothousands of low to moderate income families and individuals withinfour large counties. The organization recently launched amultimedia mobile app to keep their volunteers in the loop 24/7.HOPE worldwide So Cal is a satellite chapter of HOPE worldwide,a nonprofit organization that annually serves more than 1.5 millionpeople within 70 countries globally.HOPEww So Cal Chapter has approximately 6,000 volunteers whoreach out and lend a hand to thousands of low to moderate incomefamilies and individuals throughout Los Angeles, Orange, SanBernardino & parts of Ventura County. Our volunteers alsoprovide financial support to a variety of HOPE worldwide outreachprograms globally. Recently, the organization launched a multimediaapplication to provide their volunteers with a state of the artstool to help keep them in the loop.January 2014, over 2,460 HOPEww So Cal Chapter volunteersorganized and participated in 33 Service projects in and around LACounty in recognition of Martin Luther King Day. They had a totalof 12,069 volunteer hours and together they reached out and served7,615 people.The volunteers met in 33 locations to remember the life andteachings of Dr. King through community service. They held abarbecue for foster children, oversaw the beautification of aVeteran’s hospital and a local high school, organized a children’scarnival, a community clean-up at a state park, fed homelesspeople, participated in a blood drive, donated books, canvassedneighborhoods with fire prevention information, visited a nursinghome, assembled emergency food boxes, assisted at a therapeutichorseback riding facility, and a variety of other very impactingoutreach projects."Although our volunteers conduct a variety of incredibleoutreach programs throughout Southern California and worldwide,with approximately 6,000 volunteers, spread out over 27,489 squaremiles, we wanted to provide each of them with a colorizedmultimedia presentation that featured photos, videos and a write upof each outreach program that was going on in So Cal as well asglobally through HOPE worldwide," says Tony Newsom, ChapterDirector of HOPEww So Cal.“Many of our volunteers also have family and friends who havepreviously participated in our outreach endeavors and haveexpressed an interest in staying connected if we provided them witha medium that could inform them every time we were conducting aservice project in their local communities," Newsom concluded.According to CNN.com, “Americans use smartphone and tablet appsmore than PCs to access the Internet.”Recent surveys show that approximately 85% of adults and youth usesmart phone apps as their primary source of information. For thisreason, HOPEww So Cal has launched a new mobile app “HOPEww So Cal”to keep their volunteers & friends in the loop, in real time.The App is available for free on iTunes and Android and makes iteasy for volunteers to know what’s going on at all times.The HOPE worldwide So Cal Mobile App Features:27+ So Cal Outreach Projects & PhotosHOPE worldwide Global Outreach Projects & VideosHow to Get Involved RegionallyMore…….The App is also updated regularly.The App was developed by HOPE worldwide So Cal Chapter LeaderTony Newsom. Tony also developed the Los Angeles Police PacificSafety & Directory App and The Los Angeles Police Cadet ProgramApp.For more information about HOPE Worldwide So Cal, you candownload the App for free on: iTunes or Android. You can also enter“HOPE worldwide So Cal” in your app store menu. You can alsocontact Tony Newsom for more details at: [email protected]

California Vehicle Codes App increasesOfficersafety and time by providing a quick alphabetical listingofCalifornia Vehicle Codes. A great tool for CaliforniaLawEnforcement Officers and Administration of Justice Studentswhowish to find CA traffic violations quick in order to minimizetheopportunity of potential danger.Four separate sections:1) Moving Violations2) Equipment Violations3) Bicycle / Motorcycle Violations4) Pedestrian Violationshttp://mobilizeit.org/california-vehicle-codes-2015-mobile-app/

The LAPD FOOTHILL Mobile App provides its surrounding communitieswith current crime trends, ability to send anonymous tips, as wellas a variety quality resources services, education and safety tipsto help you and your love ones remain safe. This app will allow youto send photos and report anonymous tips of crimes directly fromyour smartphone app. Some of the resources that are available inthis mobile app are: Foothill Station directory, Detective Desk,Jeopardy youth outreach program,domestic violence laws, homelessresources, health clinics,legal aid, mental health, as well as freecounseling and victim resources. The FAQ Tab also provides you withour basic car information and you senior lead officer, CaliforniaLaws (Juvenile, Penal and Vehicle). It also guides you with how tofile and track a police report, obtain a restraining order, becomea LAPD FOOTHILL volunteer and much more. The Foothill Area has apopulation of approximately 182,214 people and covers approximately46.13 square miles. Foothill Community Police Station serves thecommunities of Tujunga, Lakeview Terrace, Sun Valley (North ofGolden State Freeway), Sunland, Arleta and Shadow Hills, and isunder the jurisdiction of LAPD Operations Valley Bureau. Downloadyour FREE LAPD FOOTHILL Mobile App today. You will also get othercontact numbers to a variety of Foothill Area units, other LAPDPatrol Divisions phone numbers and a list of outside local LawEnforcement Agencies. For further information about this app,please contact Police Officer III Tony Newsom, LAPD Mobile AppDeveloper at: [email protected]