Captain Mike Bornman is a veteran of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, where he spent 36 years protecting the residents of our county.
Starting his career as a proud graduate of LASD Class 199, he was initially assigned to the Custody Division at Men’s Central Jail.
After completing his probationary period, Captain Mike requested and was assigned to Firestone Station in South LA.
While at Firestone (FPK), he completed training, was himself assigned as a Field Training Officer, and ultimately worked as a station detective for a number of years, working cases involving everything from petty theft to attempted murder.
During his tenure in this capacity, he worked hundreds of criminal cases and assisted other investigators in hundreds of others.
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Captain Bornman’s Concerns
Repair or replace antiquated systems, including vehicle fleet and communication systems.
The department currently suffers with historically low-morale, with deputies retiring, lateraling and resigning in record numbers.
Restoring faith in community policing by partnering with stakeholders to promote safety and security, as well as accountability.
Provide meaningful life skills, vocational and educational programs.
Conduct a complete forensic audit of the entire LASD budget.
We need to stop the bleeding. Deputies are exhausted from the soul-sucking mandatory overtime requirements.
Empower our deputies to enforce the law with professionalism and integrity.
Replacing mistrust and fear with transparency, accountability, service and true community partnership.
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