Eduardo Acosta began his law enforcement career with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department in 1997. He has worked custody at the Pitchess Detention Center and the Inmate Reception Center. He also worked patrol at Century Station in Lynwood. In 2007, Eduardo later transferred to the South Pasadena Police Department. He worked patrol, detectives, Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) and the West San Gabriel Anti-Crime Task force. The participating agencies in the task force were Pasadena PD, Arcadia PD, Monrovia PD, El Monte PD, Monterey Park PD, Parole Department and South Pasadena PD.
In 2015, Eduardo later transferred to the Pasadena Police Department. There he has worked patrol and the Homeless Outreach Psychiatric Evaluation Team (HOPE). The HOPE Team is partnered with a clinician from the Los Angeles Department of Mental Health. The HOPE Team responds to individuals dealing with a mental health crisis and conduct mental health evaluations. The HOPE Team also conducts outreach services for individuals dealing with homelessness. Eduardo enjoys working out, running and mountain bike riding in the San Gabriel Valley Foothills.
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