| Los Angeles Police Department | |
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| Organization info | |
| Organization type | Law enforcement agency |
| Leader | Police Chiefs:
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| Organizational structure | Currently employed, known officers:
Formerly employed officers:
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| Affiliated groups | Criminal Affairs Department Prosecutor's office Interpol |
| Status | Active |
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| Entrance | Police department entrance |
| Enter from | Prosecutor's Building parking lot Criminal Affairs Department |
| Relevant cases | Rise from the Ashes |
The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) is the police department of the city of Los Angeles in the United States.
Notes[]
During the third day trial in Turnabout Serenade, Klavier Gavin, in order to explain a discrepancy between police firearms training and the large amount of recoil with the murder weapon in that case (a .45-caliber handgun), comments that the standard issue sidearm given to police is a .38-caliber revolver. While this statement would make sense in Japan (as .38-caliber weapons are issued to police there), it is factually false in the United States; American police, after a shootout in Miami in 1986, began to switch duty weapons from .38-caliber revolvers to semi-automatic pistols with higher capacities and improved stopping power. Additionally, the real-life LAPD issues .45-caliber handguns as an optional weapon of choice for officers.
References[]
- ↑ Lang:Hm? What the heck is that scrap of paper?
Shih-na:.........This appears to be a letter from the Chief of Police. "Please allow Mr. Amano complete freedom to do as he sees fit," it says.
Edgeworth:What!?
Lang:Th-The Chief of Poliiiiiice!? What the......... Just who does he think he is!?
Shih-na:The person who wields the highest authority in this area...
Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth. Capcom Episode: The Kidnapped Turnabout (in English). 2009.
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