Father and daughter LEOs patrol together in LA

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t's a tradition at the Los Angeles Police Department -when the child of a veteran officer joins the force, father and child pull a shift on patrol together. Usually it's a proud dad and his son. On Wednesday, Officer Jamie Carganilla, 29, joined her father, Officer Pat Cronin, to cruise a quiet corner of the San Fernando Valley for a father-daughter reunion.
"I need a car seat for my daughter," he said, as they checked out rifles together after roll call

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More here: Father and daughter police go on patrol in LA | Nation & World | The Seattle Times

That's awesome.

Very Cool! I like that policy.


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Never does say if he got that car seat for her :doh:

That's cool! We don't work 2 man units here, but I do get to work a shift with my son about once a month & we make calls together. I haven't had any problem with it & we enjoy it. But he has admitted that it was awkward for him, at first, to tell/ask me to do something if he was primary on a call.

Comments from my son on the article:

We'd enjoy riding together, & kick ass; 90% of the general public would think it was neat; the 10% we dealt with would think it was hell; & the supervisor would probably transfer."

We have a father and son on my department.

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Originally Posted by Broke Hoss

We'd enjoy riding together, & kick ass; 90% of the general public would think it was neat; the 10% we dealt with would think it was hell; & the supervisor would probably transfer."

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:eek: :baby: :hug::rofl: