Every time I come in here, they always dismiss me. I'm literally trying to obtain an EPO from my abusive ex boyfriend and they made me like I'm joke by belittling me and making me feel like my situation was enough for them to handle read more

Was being stalked and sexually harassed by this guy for several months, constantly trying to follow me whenever I'd go out anywhere and be told extremely disgusting and terrifying things..you can probably take a wild guess. I have contacted the police several times and all they told me was to avoid him. No actions taken whatsoever, not even a warning. This was even after telling them all the death and r*pe threats I've received from him both in person and through letter. Their attitude was horrible along with how they handled this situation and they claimed they couldn't do anything about it because he never physically touched me so I couldn't even get a restraining order despite the amount of video and letter evidence I got from this guy. this department is full of lazy pigs who clearly doesn't care about situations that seems like "extra work" for them. Thankfully I'm in a safe place now surrounded by the support of my friends and family who stood by me read more

Lazy patrol cop cars. Will give you a ticket if your meter is passed 1 minute! How petty is that! No grace period, they must really be struggling financially to meet their quota, WILL NOT BE BACK TO THIS CITY TO SPEND MY MONEY AND HELP THEIR ECONOMY read more

I just dropped my girlfriend off at the Apple store. I'm parked legally and sitting inside my vehicle. Vehicle is running and I'm in the driver seat. This jabroni starts writing me a ticket. I honk and wave. He said "I'm sorry. I didn't see you in there and I already started the ticket" Merry Christmas to you too. Policing is big business. read more

These people are not only highly professional but really kind. Actually, I am writing this experience by how I was pulled over by an officer over a traffic incident. read more

You always hope you won't have a run-in with the police. You don't want to be a victim of a crime (or a suspect, for that matter.) But sometimes you need the police, and if you have a good experience, you are grateful they were there. I programmed the telephone number for the Pasadena Police Department into my phone a couple of months ago, after I heard what I feared were gunshots in my neighborhood. (Come to think of it, I never found out what happened that night, but I heard sirens almost immediately after I called - quick response time!) Since then, I've only called one other time...until last Wednesday. I was in a pretty bad accident on the 134 - a motorcycle hit another car and then slammed into the back of my car. My rear windshield exploded and I hit my brakes, watching in horror as the motorcyclist flew through the air and landed two freeway lanes away. I jumped out of my car with my cell phone in hand and ran over to the man, who was unresponsive. I truly thought he might be dead. I had already dialed 911 but wasn't able to get through. As several off-duty medical personnel stopped to assist, I moved my car to the shoulder and continued dialing 911, as did several other people around me. None of us could get through. Either the line rang endlessly, or the call wouldn't go through at all. After trying 311, my ex, and even Masa to no avail, I was shaking and in tears. I finally remembered I had the number for the Pasadena Police Department in my phone and called, praying that someone would help me. As soon as the dispatcher answered, I blurted out that I had been in a bad accident and couldn't get through to 911. I begged to be patched through. The dispatcher asked if I was hurt; I told her I was okay and she promised to stay on the line with me while she dialed 911. We waited for five straight minutes as the line rang and we received a standard message over and over: "You have reached CHP's 911 Emergency Line. All operators are currently busy, please stay on the line." Throughout my panicky fright, the dispatcher was reassuring and professional, eventually calming me down. When we finally got through, we learned help was already on the way. The dispatcher checked once again that I was okay before she left the line. Not a single one of the half-dozen people standing on the side of the freeway managed to get through to 911 except for me. One person actually tried to get connected by the Burbank Police Department, but they did not stay on the line and she never got through. The dispatcher that helped me that evening exemplified a dedication to service that reflects on her entire department, so I am giving five stars to the Pasadena Police. Thank you for being there when I needed you! read more

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Next door party keeps going 24 hours non-stop - over 50 people, completely drunk, loud music, cursing, yelling. Called here, it looks like they came over with no result at all! Have been told by other disturbed neighbors their officer lives there, usual thing for him!!! If that's true it's just unacceptable to put yourself over the law especially by the one who presumably should honor and protect it. That's what is called abuse of power and corruption. No one cares you need to work weekends and that you have infants, they just want to party like pigs till 11 am of the next day. read more

It is a mixed bag with the Pasadena PD. I have had some very professional handling of matters that I called and on other occasions I have felt they treated a serious incident with slight regard. On one such occasion a few years ago it was New Years eve at 1:30am. I was laying on my sofa watching TV when a guy walks through my front door and starts to walk into my living room. I was certain that it was a snatch and grab, the guy wasn't drunk. I chased him out and called the police. When they arrived they treated it as if it was nothing and a waste of their time. Like I said though, there have been other times where they could not have been better. read more

My dads vehicle was stolen and completely totaled in a very traumatic event. Police officer, a woman officer, didn't believe him that it was stolen. And gave him a very hard time at questioning. Later on, the video footage showed that it was indeed stolen and a completely different person from my father. Not only do I believe that the Pasadena police department is inadequately doing their job to protect honest citizens but also racially profiling my father for being an immigrant and not being Caucasian. It's a complete disgrace. read more

I called late at night once because my son's car had broken down and had to be left in the parking of a fast food place where he worked. The officer who answered the phone was so nice and kind and he even called back to give me additional suggestions of what my son should do. Thank you for your help. read more

Running errands to for hearing upheld frim pasadena trandsportation for and error asked from officer Padilla. Nexttime I ask an officer "sargeant" for assistance don't ask. Should be entitled correcting your fault. Failed your quote to protect and to serve and your mission first, "the people" and it doesn't matter if it is just a parkitlng citation. Correct your fault read more

In these tumultous times, our Police officers and Highway Patrol, etc. need our support. I am entirely grateful to Pasadena officer Yunan, who attended us after a street collision. April 13,2021. A Highway Patrol was in the vicinity first, and came to check on me and the other driver. He called Pas. P.D. and stayed with us until Officer Yunan came on the scene. I was treated with respect, information and general professionalism (I am 79). Any contact with Pasadena P.D. has been good. My gratitude to both officers. May they always be safe and continue doing such a good job. Nancy P. read more

I am outside the Pasadena police department I am trying to make a death threat report and they do not care I am very upset and very sad this is a police department they are supposed to look out for the citizens no matter what but I guess we do not matter to them at all read more

Got arrested here once, pre-COVID-19 days, and they treated me very well. The cells were also great, good amount of room, and very clean. Food was pretty good, handcuffs were a bit tight, but it does the job, so that's OK. The officers were also kind and funny, always cracking jokes and treating you like a human being. Overall, it was a very good experience and would definitely go there once again if I get the chance to. read more

Best police department! They are quick to respond and will always focus on keeping citizens safe. With all the headlines, I want to express my support for the great men and women putting their lives in danger to keep our community safe read more

They were very gentle when they handcuffed me and their patrol vehicles are incredibly roomy. Overall very professional. Will get arrested by them again, for sure! read more

I'm not a fan of everyone at this department and yes I know they move very slowly, but I really appreciate Detective Blanchard. This review is strictly for Detective Blanchard I know the crime that I reported is EXTREMLEY minuscule compared to the cases that are put in front of him but he has been very helpful! I really appreciate him taking the time to call and follow up with me over something that is probably very small to him. He's also been by far the kindest person who I've dealt with in the entire department! Thank you Detective Blanchard for you hard work and keeping Pasadena safe, I truly appreciate you and cannot thank you enough! PS. Officer White (I think that's his name, my apologies) is AWESOME as well! read more

This morning a homeless man came to my front door and tried to come in (tried the door handle). Luckily it was locked! He then started ringing the door bell and banging on the door. I opened the door and here before me was a homeless man, older with scragly greying hair, dirty beard, one sandal on, the other barefoot. He asked me for a cup of coffee and I nicely told him that I don't have one and I can't help him. He started up with me and I told him he needs to leave. He blurted out some obscenities and I very strongly told him to leave NOW! After a minute or so, he got it and left. The guy has mental issues and as ugly as it was this morning, it would've been very, very bad if he would've found his way into my house! I called the Pasadena Police Department and spoke to the Watch Commander. He listened intently, asked a few questions then told me he'd send someone by to pick the homeless guy up. I'm very impressed with the professionalism, his concern and above all, he wants to help. With the Covid-19 problems and the protests, it was very nice to feel that the Pasadena Police Department is still doing their job. Thank you! read more

Last review was marked funny by a police officer, no doubt. There was nothing funny about you letting a dangerous driver off the hook who deliberately hit me with their car. Asked the on scene officer to do a DUI test on the driver and his response was "Are you drunk?" I was a pedestrian walking. Wasn't drunk and even if I was I'm not the one driving a fucking car. He tried to convince me not to file a report aswell. AND he said he wouldn't be able to get to it until a week later cuz his "weekend is coming up". You guys are a complete failure at keeping people safe. Had many witnesses who explained what happened and they just let him drive off. Pretty sure they knew him somehow because it seemed like it wasn't his first time dealing with the police. The driver also claimed to work for the government beforehand and would give no further details. Don't feel safe in Pasadena. The cops are dirty. read more

Thank you so much for your help! I called about a noise complaint and it was resolved in a matter of minutes! I get that there is more pressing issues going on in the world today but you can't look over the small things we still care about and that's a good nights rest! The officers were very respectful of the situation and handled it accordingly and everyone was satisfied! Thank you thank you thank you for your help! Keep up the good work Pasadena Police Department! read more

My car window was smashed by some asshole and they pulled my back seat down to access my truck and stole my backpack. So I called the Pasadena Police Department to make a report and hopefully catch the dick who did this. The PPD responded within 20 minutes and forensics came also. They did a thorough job and had me on my way pretty quick. I'm grateful for our men and women at the PPD because they do protect and serve us all in the city of Pasadena, CA. read more

Normally my interaction with Pasadena PD are good, but this is not the first time I've witnessed the problem that I'm focusing on with this review. ~Police aggressively driving while patrolling Old town~. ATTENTION SUPERVISORS / commanding officers: Its time to start supervising your officers that patrol Old town Pasadena. On Saturday Night: May 5th *I was almost run over by two police officers both on motorcycles as they blatantly ran red light as they traveled at a high rate of speed (approximately 60MPH *zero exaggeration, and I'm trained at gauging speed) Both officers were traveling w/out their lights or sirens on (My friend and I were midway across the street w/ a walk). *Please note that there was not emergency or the officers to attend to as they pulled over to the side of the road. *Interesting is how many officers around this area drive as if the traffic laws do not apply to them. Supervisors / commanding officers: It might be time to start holding your police accountable before a tragic event unfolds. read more

The bogus traffic and jaywalking tickets issued by this city to supplement the municipal budget is shameful -- especially around Lake and Del Mar ,and Old Town. Rude, arrogant and pudgy traffic cops, to fulfill quotas, lie in wait to write nonsensical tickets for non-offenses like not waiting 3 seconds at a stop sign while making a right. However, when dangerous drivers make u-turns in intersections and cut other drivers off, they are nowhere to be found. The state should investigate this vile and corrupt city's illegal practices. read more

My alarm company called to tell me I had an alarm in the house that went off... I was at work in downtown I couldn't go to the house so I called the Pasadena PD to ask them if they could drive by and check on my place just Incase there was a break in... they asked for some information and they arrived in a few minutes at property. I am very thankful that I have a police department that is dedicated to excellence and a department that provides to its community members a safe place to live. Thank you Pasadena PD for all you do for us. read more

I had a brief encounter with a traffic cop who was blocking the street in which I live. I stopped to kindly to tell him that I lived on the street that was closed. He started to yell at the top of his lungs at me and said "no"! I then asked what time would I be able to return when the road is open? He yelled even louder at me and said "NO". The answer to everything is no! I pulled over to wait and watched him yell at more people and mocked their reactions for another 30 min. Very rude and not there to protect and serve. Got video of the incident... One bad cop ruins it for everyone. read more

These assholes gave me a bullshit ticket and wrote the wrong Penal Code on the ticket. Fortunately, the judge dismissed it when I fought it, but an utter waste of time. Add to the fact that the Officer had an attitude, so typical of motorcycle cops. I've seen this guy pull over people because their tires screeched when pulling into the Bank of America parking lot on Lake and Colorado. Ridiculous. On a further note, when you actually have an emergency, these people take FOREVER to show up. Once someone broke into my car, and it took them 90 minutes to show up, and they sent a CSO, which is good for nothing. Makes me wonder where the ticket revenue and tax dollars go... read more

Very nice, professional, protecting us from problems peoples. Officer P.K was have a strong sense of justice. Thank you for all advice read more

Note - This review is STRICTLY for their RECORDS DEPARTMENT. I went in to get a Clearance Letter that I need for a visa to teach in Korea, and the front desk cadets were really cool and helpful. They were both friendly and quick. Monterey Park PD made me wait days in the past to get this letter (a quick computer scan and a printed out letter is all it is to say you don't have any crimes on your record) but Pasadena gave it to me on the spot in less than 10 minutes. Homeboy even was cool enough to charge me just the $10 fee even though I got 2 copies. I was impressed fo sho. Parking after 4:30 in their garage off Marengo is $3, so you might try to snag a meter instead if you're not gonna be there long. read more

YOUR TRAFFIC CONTROL IS ATROCIOUS! I think you had better go back to the LAPD for training as they are able to handle Hollywood Bowl and Greek Theatre parking perfectly well directing traffic in a smooth way so that cars get to the freeway unimpeded for long stretches of time by local traffic lights.. We were at the Coldplay concert at the Rosebowl which was great except we missed the entire first band because of your inept handling of traffic. Once we hit Pasadena...we were in our car for 1 1/2 hours trying to get into the parking lot...and guess what...the same thing happened leaving the venue...1 1/2 hours to get to the frigging freeway...really? I have never experienced this with games there...just this concert. What is happening???? read more

Ever notice most, Not all the people bitching are the ones who commit the crime in the city? Hey, Stop breaking the law snowflakes, Then bad shit wont happen to you by police. read more

It's been a FIESTA going on, on El Sereno every since I got here. It's 2am, I've called the police TWICE to ""cumm SHUT THIS $##@# DOWN. It's been an HOUR. WTF read more

I guess police officers aren't the most sought after job nowadays. But I have to say that Pasadena really does hire great officers and associates! I have had few incidences in Pasadena, including one relating to a death threat. Granted. They have a lot of things happening and taking care of a lot of issues. Although the wait is long, but the officer really took care of my concerns. So thumbs up for them. Thank you. read more

I now understand why the review numbers are so low. I started the morning by working myself through the maze of the telephone system (don't try to find dispatch or operator- it isn't there). I finally reached someone in financial crimes to ask the officer how to handle the receipt of a counterfeit $50 bill by a local Pasadena charity. The person with whom I finally spoke offered to switch me to dispatch so an officer could come to my home and take the report. Since I had a number of engagements that day, I offered to bring the counterfeit bill down to the Police Department later in the day. I arrived around 4 and the two officers in the lobby were uniformly (all puns intended) unhelpful. After they were unable to reach any detective, I explained that the department had earlier offered to send an officer to my home, and since I would be home the rest of the day that would be fine. I explained that the crime occurred in Pasadena at a local charity. My personal Pasadena address, however, is located two blocks into the County (despite Pasadena mailing address). (The young man actually said- two blocks could creep into two miles... They could look it up on a map.) The desk officer and clerk said I could wait for an officer to come to the main station. I asked how long that would be and they said between 15 minutes and 90 minutes or possibly longer. Apparently I was just supposed to stand (there are no chairs) in the waiting area or come back at another time, pay parking again, and be willing to stand around and wait. Neither the sworn officer or the clerk was willing to take the report (no one else was in line) or otherwise help. I checked with a relative (a retired deputy chief in a neighboring department) who says they send officers out to get reports for local crimes all the time. No wonder crime rate is down- no way to report them. read more