Thank you to Deputy Webber for helping to locate my missing daughter on Father's Day. With many…read morehundreds of square miles to search and limited information as to her whereabouts, he was able to keep me updated and in the loop as to areas searched, finally locating her. What a relief to get the phone call that she was found.

This department has the worst documented accountability record in the entire United States. Over…read morethe last five years, they sustained just 1 complaint; meaning they dismissed 96% of all misconduct complaints. No other documented county in the U.S. has a lower record. I know, because I'm one of those dismissed voices. Officer #415 "in appropriately" assaulted me (yes I have to change that from the correct term because they auto block it), then $talked me, then stopped me four times in five days, including once outside his jurisdiction. Internal Affairs, led by Lieutenant Forster, chose to side with him instead of investigating. After that, I was stopped over roughly 20 more times in a year and a half. Not once was I arrested, because these stops weren't about crime they were about retaliation. Since moving very far away, my police interactions have been normal and professional, which proves the problem isn't policing in general it's THIS department. Now they refuse to release the records or bodycam footage or proof he shut it off during both stops claiming it's "private." But federal retention laws require that evidence to be kept for 15 years. If it's missing, that only raises more questions about what they're hiding. They have taken down my review on Facebook and will not allow anymore negative reviews. This shows how deep the rabbit hole goes. El Cajon residents deserve better. They deserve a department that serves the people - not one that protects predators in uniform.

I am currently working as this House Manager for this job I am doing right now. I have to manage…read morethe people who live here with different personalities who have serious medical conditions and resolve their issues. One day I had to call the El Cajon Police Station because a woman resident who lives in this house had to report a serious crime that has happened in her previous place where she used to live at in El Cajon, CA. There were 2 police officers that came over to our house this month in April 2025. Me and another person came outside the house to talk to them. I talked to Officer Kyle Webb. Officer Kyle Webb is in charge he is the Sargent who was on duty that day. I asked Officer Webb some questions about this case that was filed against this woman who owns this Independent Living Home in El Cajon, CA. This woman owner has committed a lot of serious violations with these elderly people who are currently living in her house. There is a current ongoing investigation on her property right now. Officer Kyle Webb talked to me for about one hour that day. Officer Webb was very professional and polite when he was talking to me about this situation on this criminal matter. I usually don't like COPS but Officer Webb was very easy to talk to about this criminal investigation that is ongoing right now. Officer Webb made me feel very comfortable with him and I felt at ease with him when we were talking to each other about this case. Even though the El Cajon Police Station is a much smaller facility than the San Diego Police Station Officer Webb said they do their best to solve crimes in the order that they were received by phone calls first then by driving over to that specific house in person to write down all the evidence that is required to solve these crimes that are happening now. Both of these police officers acted very quickly and they were also very professional people and very knowledgeable and kind to me. It changed my way of thinking about police officers. I now have a more positive attitude towards police officers in general.

A good stop to catch the Sprinter going to Escondido. No frilss, buy your fare and off you go…read more No vending machines and or restrooms but it gets the job done! No staff and ambiance is not a factor but there are parking spaces available

This department is a disgrace. They are rude and on big power trips. They forget who they work for…read moreand who pays their salaries. They play politics versus doing what they were hired to do and that is to protect and serve the community. Everyone from the top to the bottom have always been difficult. Most of the community does not respect them and nor should they. They treat criminals or those that do wrong much better than law obeying citizens. I will never trust them or depend on them again. Absolutely shameful to feel that way about your local law enforcement. I have been placed on hold several times from calling 911 as if that should be acceptable. Most of the time they never show or show up hours later. Coming from a police community, I can say that the sheriff's here in San Diego do not hold a candle to the police. Having Kelly as their leader has made it much worse. Why anyone would vote her in is beyond me. She is big on playing politics for the left. Just pathetic and scary to say the lease

These guys and gals are great. Always on the spot to help. BUT, but, this thing about hiding in the…read morebushes and chasing down people shopping on Grand Ave. for seat belt violations has got to stop. Too much govt. in our face, generating big bucks for, stupid nanny laws. End of story. Enforce other stuff. ps. as to the fire dept. and ambulane. BEST in world. 5 minute responce time. and experts on the site, even engine co. - I guess we are luck about that!!!

The two ladies at the front desk have to be the nicest/funniest and compassionate humans in…read moreEscondido. Thank you for the coffee this morning you beautiful soul!!!! The boys in blue always smile and laugh if I say something funny. (Oh and they are all handsome!) The grounds/landscaping us well kept, the bathrooms immaculate and crickets to keep you company at night!! Thanks for the epic stay!!!!

*This review is for Mira Mesa in general*…read more 1980s-1990s - This place was the sh!t!! In a good way. I have fond memories growing up here. The parks, malls, eateries, movie theatres, neighborhoods, and schools were great places that I can recall. Before COVID, before Manila Mesa, before traffic congestion, before social media, and before overpopulation, Mira Mesa was a great place to grow up in. Hey, I think I turned out alright. I moved out of there early 2000's and I'm glad I did. It just isn't the same anymore. I miss my old stomping grounds that are sadly no longer there or have been renovated or under new ownership. Neighborhoods don't seem so safe anymore. There's an increase in crime and accidents. This year of 2020 hasn't made it easier either. I hate you Covid! I'll always remember the good times where I could play with the neighborhood kids outside, walk to the park, movie theatre, arcade store, or convenience store without a worry in the world. I was fortunate to enjoy my childhood innocence and not be so cautious of people or mass media. No distractions and just enjoyed being a kid. This review is split: 5 stars from 1980s-1990s. 2000s-present gets a sad 1 star. Overall, 3 stars ! Thanks for the unforgettable memories Mira Mesa aka Manila Mesa now. I do come here on a regular to get certain things that I can't find elsewhere. What can I say? It's a love and hate relationship these days.

I hate Mira Mesa Blvd simply because the traffic, potholes and the crazy ass drivers who don't…read moresignal or make turns without any indication to others that they're making the move lol. Though I like that everything in terms of food is available along this strip. With large companies such as Qualcomm here this place does get super busy during prime hours. I suggest avoiding it at all costs unless you come super early or really late.

Duplicate listing. See City of San Diego "main" listing with the most reviews here:…read morehttp://www.yelp.com/biz/city-of-san-diego-san-diego-31 Whats at this address: Scripps Ranch Community Services

What can I say about my hometown?! Though growing up here makes you crave the big city, since you…read moregrow weary of the sleepy suburbs, one cannot deny the peacefulness and convenience of RB. Main takeaways: -PUSD is an excellent public school district. -RB is a very safe community, patrolled by the San Diego Police Department. There is little crime, and fewer violent crimes. -There are a plethora of businesses. You can find just about anything in RB. They host several supermarkets, there are many bank branches, a public library, and a USPS branch, etc. Cons: -It's still a sleepy town - most everything closes early. -Nightlife is almost non-existent. Things are better now that Urge Gastropub and The Barrel Room are around (also check out their sister store, Brothers Provisions). -There are A TON of stodgy, old, well-to-do conservatives. They mostly drive 35mph on all public streets, and many commit the biggest pet peeve of mine: failing to effectively use the turn signal. All in all, its a fine neighborhood to start a family. It's a fine neighborhood to retire. It's boring as can be if you're 21-35.

RB does have a more lively side! The Gastro Pub, The Barrel Room, good restaraunts. If you count…read morein 4s there is Capri Blue and Miguels. There is definately things going on that are fun. Carmel Mtn. has some good places too. Good stores and restaurants. You see people of all ages and backgroulnds at the grocery store, nail salon etc. This is no longer a sleepy retirement area!

Came here to discard unused and expired medication. They ask that you empty it in a zip lock. No…read morebottles. There's usually no one managing the front desk. There's a note that says to ring the bell first before you put it in the bin. So they can see and check that you have it correctly in a sealed zip lock bag. I feel relief it's discarded properly and not in the trash or toilet.

Its strange that the ability to review on Google has been removed. The police in this area are a…read morebit too eager and a bit complacent. Instead of actually patrolling they sit and wait at stop signs on streets then nobody's driving on just to see how many people they can give a ticket instead of patrolling on the busier streets where people actually run the stop signs. They wait in parking lots of establishments to harass people walking out of bars or other restaurants instead of patrolling. When one person it's pulled over for a basic traffic stop it's not uncommon for about five cop cars to swarm that same person for a minor speeding offense like a hive of bees. Some of them don't even abide by their own traffic laws this includes cutting people off, speeding using their cell phones. One officer actually parked in front of a grocery store in the Red Zone just to go inside and Shop. It is a do as I say not as I do type of agency. It does no good to complain or file any sort of formal grievance because the same Bad actors will still be in power unfortunately. Instead of protecting and serving they bully people or don't help the ones who are really distressed.

I just want to thank sheriff Kelly A. Martinez for taking time out of his busy schedule and helping…read moreFallbrook people to be safe and being such a pleasure to have in our town. He was very professional and made the situation not seem so difficult. Thank you SanDiego Sheriffs Department off Alvarado Street for having such a wonderful man in Fallbrook on the force. It makes me feel safe to live in Fallbrook. I want To thank all policemen for all they do everyday. Thank you all!! Kim

I got pulled over in Lakeside in my husbands truck which I normally do not drive. The officer was…read morevery professional and polite. I was pulled over because I did not have my registration sticker on the vehicle. The sticker had recently been stolen and I had not yet gone to my DMV appointment. I also did not know where my husbands proof of insurance or registration for the vehicle was. The officer let me pull up my proof of insurance on my phone. He verified my insurance and my drivers license. He simply gave me a warning and told me to take care of the registration and make sure I get proof of insurance and place it in the vehicle.