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Michael Jackson Death Investigation Update
Los Angeles: Today, the Los Angeles County Coroner’s Office released their findings on the cause and manner of the death of Michael Jackson. This announcement affords the Los Angeles Police Department the opportunity to provide an update on the ongoing investigation.

On August 20, 2009, the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) met with representatives from the United States Department of Justice, Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and the California Department of Justice, Bureau of Narcotics Enforcement (BNE) to discuss information discovered during the investigation into the death of Michael Jackson. Based on that meeting and at the request of the LAPD, the DEA and BNE have initiated their own independent investigations into matters that the LAPD’s investigation uncovered that may not be directly related to the cause of death.

The LAPD is the primary investigative agency responsible for the investigation into the death of Michael Jackson. The Department will continue to use the assistance of the DEA and BNE as necessary, and these agencies will continue to cooperate with each other as their various investigations progress.

The investigation into the death of Michael Jackson is ongoing and will result in the case being presented to the Los Angeles County District Attorney for filing consideration. Until that time, LAPD detectives will continue to meet and confer with District Attorney representatives.

The LAPD would like to acknowledge and thank the following law enforcement agencies for their assistance in this investigation: the United States Department of Justice, Drug Enforcement Administration; the California Department of Justice, Bureau of Narcotics Enforcement; the Houston Police Department and Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department.

The LAPD will not comment on any further aspects of this investigation.

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http://www.justice.gov/dea/pubs/pressrel/pr082809.html



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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
August 28, 2009
Contact: DEA Public Affairs
(202) 307-7977

Michael Jackson Death Investigation Update

AUG 28 - Los Angeles: Today, the Los Angeles County Coroner’s Office released their findings on the cause and manner of the death of Michael Jackson. This announcement affords the Los Angeles Police Department the opportunity to provide an update on the ongoing investigation.

On August 20, 2009, the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) met with representatives from the United States Department of Justice, Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and the California Department of Justice, Bureau of Narcotics Enforcement (BNE) to discuss information discovered during the investigation into the death of Michael Jackson. Based on that meeting and at the request of the LAPD, the DEA and BNE have initiated their own independent investigations into matters that the LAPD’s investigation uncovered that may not be directly related to the cause of death.

The LAPD is the primary investigative agency responsible for the investigation into the death of Michael Jackson. The Department will continue to use the assistance of the DEA and BNE as necessary, and these agencies will continue to cooperate with each other as their various investigations progress.

The investigation into the death of Michael Jackson is ongoing and will result in the case being presented to the Los Angeles County District Attorney for filing consideration. Until that time, LAPD detectives will continue to meet and confer with District Attorney representatives.

The LAPD would like to acknowledge and thank the following law enforcement agencies for their assistance in this investigation: the United States Department of Justice, Drug Enforcement Administration; the California Department of Justice, Bureau of Narcotics Enforcement; the Houston Police Department and Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department.

The LAPD will not comment on any further aspects of this investigation.

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26 JUIN 2009

June 26, 2009
Los Angeles Police Department Statement on the Death of Michael Jackson
Los Angeles: The Los Angeles Police Department has responded to the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center and a private residence in West Los Angeles as a result of the death of Michael Jackson.

Michael Jackson was transported by Los Angeles Fire Department rescue ambulance from his residence to the hospital on June 25, 2009 at about 1 p.m.

As in all cases of undetermined death the Police Department will investigate this occurrence and the Los Angeles County Coroner’s office will determine the cause of death.


29 JUIN 2009
June 29, 2009 | Permalink | Comments (2)
Michael Jackson Update
Los Angeles: On June 27, 2009, Dr. Conrad Murray, the physician who was with Michael Jackson at the time of his collapse, voluntarily contacted the Los Angeles Police Department. Detectives assigned to Robbery-Homicide Division met with Dr. Murray and conducted an extensive interview. Dr. Murray was cooperative and provided information which will aid the investigation.


6 JUILLET 2009

Michael Jackson - Dodger Stadium Ticket/Wristband Update
Dodger Stadium opened at 8:00 am for winners to pick up wristbands for tomorrow’s Memorial Service at Staple Center. The winners are arriving at a steady pace in vehicles through main entrance of Dodger Stadium.

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As of 10:30 am, Sgt. Fernando Carrasco from Command Post at Dodger Stadium, all vehicles are going in order row by row. So far everything is going smoothly.

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11:15 am Dodger Stadium: 2,200 of the 17,000 tickets have been reportedly picked up. Although there have been no arrests or detainment's, LAPD officers report that scalping laws will be enforced both inside and outside of Dodger Stadium. The stadium, open since 11am yesterday, has been under control with sufficient officers available and working.

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The Hollywood Forest Lawn Cemetery is filled with news media from all around the world as well as Michael Jackson's fans who are camped out for tomorrow's service.

Officers are patrolling the area and all is quiet




6 JUILLET 2009 DETOURS DES BUS


Metro Detours Numerous Bus Lines Due To Street Closures for Michael Jackson Memorial in Downtown Los Angeles

•Update: Detours following Memorial Service may be implemented if necessary
•For route and schedule information patrons can call 1-800-C-O-M-M-U-T-E (1.800.266.6883)
Metro will re-route numerous bus lines as necessary on Tuesday, July 7, because of street closures around the Staples Center due to the planned Michael Jackson Memorial. All Metro patrons should expect delays to all downtown area bus lines and plan for additional travel time.

On Tuesday July 7, passengers who get on or off buses inside the area bounded by 5th / 6th Sts., Alvarado St., Washington Blvd. and Spring / Main Sts. in downtown Los Angeles will be required to walk out to one of these streets to use Metro bus services.

Metro patrons should note that changing events during the detour periods might require modifications to routing. All planned bus detours are subject to change. All downtown bus lines, even if not in the detour area will be subject to detours and delays.

Metro Rail services will be operating on regular weekday schedules. Due to the proximity of the event area, Metro Blue Line passengers should note that the Metro Blue Line Pico Station may have to be closed or service may have to be suspended north of the Metro Blue Line Grand Station for unknown periods of time on Tuesday, July 7. Metro will make every effort to maintain Metro Blue Line service in this area throughout the day. Metro Blue Line patrons are asked to please plan accordingly.

Below is a list of Metro Bus Lines that will be impacted due to street closures.

On Tuesday, July 7, beginning at 12:01 a.m. (or when barricades are in place around the immediate Staples Center area).

Listed below are the Metro Bus Lines impacted and their general routings:

•28, 728 - via Alvarado and 6th/5th (no service on Olympic/Hill/Spring between Alvarado and 6th/5th).
•30, 31 - via Vermont, Santa Monica Freeway to Broadway (no service on Pico between Vermont and Broadway).
•81 - via Washington, Alvarado, 6th/5th (no service on Figueroa between Washington/8th/9th and 6th/5th).
•439 - via Santa Monica Freeway to Main, 6th/5th, Figueroa (no service on Figueroa/Flower/Grand or Olive between 6th/5th and Santa Monica Freeway)
•442, 444, 446, 447, 460 - via Harbor Freeway, Adams, Main, 6th/5th (no service on Figueroa/Flower between Adams and 6th/5th)
•450X - via Harbor Freeway, Adams, Main, 6th/5th (no service on Figueroa/Flower between Adams and 6th/5th)
•485, 490 - westbound only via Grand, 9th, Hill, 18th (no service on Grand between 9th and 18th)
Metro may have to implement the following changes should demand warrant it following the Memorial Service at Staples Center: (These lines currently are not following the detours listed below.)

•2, 4, 302 - via 6th/5th, Main/Spring, 16th (no service on Hill/Broadway south of 6th/5th)
•10, 48 - via Washington, Main/Spring, 6th/5th (no service on Hill/8th/9th between 6th /5th and Main)
•14,37 - via Washington, Main/Spring, 6th/5th (no service on Olive/Grand between Washington and 6th/5th)
•28, 728 - via Alvarado, 6th/5th (no service on Olympic/Hill/Spring between Alvarado and 6th/5th).
•30, 31, 730 - via Hoover, Washington, Main/Spring (no service on Pico/Broadway between Hoover and 1st).
•33, 333 - via Hoover, Washington, Main (no service on Venice between Hoover and Main).
•66, 366 - via Alvarado, 6th/5th, Main/Spring (no service on 8th/9th between Alvarado and Main/Spring).
•70, 71, 76, 78, 79, 96, 378, 484, 485, 490, 714, 770 - via 6th/5th, Main/Spring, 16th/Venice (no service on Grand/Olive south of 6th/5th).
•81 - via Washington, Main/Spring, 6th/5th (no service on Figueroa/8th /9th Hill between Washington and 6th/5th).
83, 90, 91, 94, 794 - via 6th/5th, Main/Spring, 16th/Venice (no service on Hill south of 6th/5th).
•439 - via Venice/16th, Main/Spring, 6th/5th (no service on Figueroa/Flower/Grand or Olive between 6th/5th and Venice/16th)
•442 - via Washington, Main/Spring, 6th/5th (no service on Figueroa between Washington and 6th/5th).
•444, 446, 447, 460 - via Washington, Main/Spring, 6th/5th (no service on Figueroa/Flower between Washington and 6th/5th)
•40, 42, 45, 740, 745 - via Venice/16th, Main/Spring, 6th/5th (no service on Broadway between 6th/5th and Venice/16th)
For route and schedule information patrons can call 1-800-C-O-M-M-U-T-E or visit www.metro.net. Metro apologizes for any inconvenience this may cause to our patrons.


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7 JUILLET 2009

July 07, 2009
Michael Jackson Memorial
There is a heavy police presence at the northwest corner of Staples Center facilitating the exit of the VIP motorcade. The crowds have begun to disperse and the area is beginning to clear out.



The Michael Jackson Memorial Ceremony has just concluded and people are filing out of Staples Center. Officers are directing the crowd out of the east exit on Figuroa.


9 JUILLET 2009

Expenditure of Resources for Jackson-Related Events
Within his regular responsibility to deploy police resources, the Chief of Police can draw upon on an approved overtime budget when regular on-duty resources are depleted or at critical levels. In the Michael Jackson-related events, existing resources in affected geographic areas were quickly reduced to minimum operating levels.

Within minutes of the arrival of emergency medical personnel at the residence of Michael Jackson, details began to spread across the City and around the globe. Crowds began to form at several locations within the City. These assemblies created a variety of public safety concerns, including but not limited to crowd management, emergency access, traffic flow, theft and quality of life issues.

The most significant Citywide commitment of resources occurred between July 2 and July 8, 2009. During this period approximately 4,173 officers were deployed at seven different locations throughout the City, including the Staples Center Area, Forest Lawn in Hollywood Hills, the Encino estate, the Hollywood Walk of Fame, the residence on Carolwood Drive in Holmby Hills, the UCLA Medical Center and the Los Angeles County Coroner's Office.

Of the 4,173 officers deployed between July 2 and July 8, 2009, 3,240 were deployed during the period beginning at midnight on July 7, 2009. When it became readily evident that the effort to encourage people to watch the memorial on television was successful, the number of officers deployed on "overtime" was reduced in phases, saving thousands of overtime hours.

Based on a preliminary tally of all expenditures, approximately $1 million was used for police officer overtime. Civilians police dispatchers accounted for $23,000 in overtime. Approximately $103,000 were expended for incidentals, such as the rentals of crowd management fencing and meals and water for officers working fixed posts.

In total, $1.1 million was expended over and above the regular Police Department operating costs for the same period. Because the City has invested in expanding the Police Department, approximately 70 percent of the Michael Jackson-related events were policed by on duty resources. This fact, combined with the hour-by-hour management of overtime expenditures, is largely responsible for the dollar figure remaining lower than first projected.


10 JUILLET 2009

A Terrific Police Department
Michael Jackson, we can hope, now rests in peace. Embarrassment over the way Los Angeles handled his memorial service may be with us for a while.

It's not like the city is incapable of doing anything right. By all accounts, the Police Department and traffic officers handled their end of Tuesday's event flawlessly. But in so many other ways, City Hall bumbling makes Los Angeles look laughably low-tech, shamefully disorganized, simultaneously an easy mark and a swindler, and cheap and pathetic besides.

First, there's sandwich-gate, which new Controller Wendy Greuel, to her credit, is making into an issue. It's great to feed the overtime workers, but nearly 50 grand for catering from a shop in Wrightwood? That's in San Bernardino County. In the mountains. Up a winding road. Greuel said Subway could have done it for $17,000. OK, so maybe one Subway shop in L.A. can't throw together 3,500 lunches in a few minutes. But we're pretty sure there are at least a couple of other lunch places in the city as well.

Or how about the plea to the public for a few pennies to defray expenses? Los Angeles is not New Orleans, and a memorial service is not Katrina. Yes, the city is grappling with a deep budget shortfall and is furloughing workers, but could we show a little dignity? Yes, it makes sense to call on AEG, which ran the show and owns the facilities, to foot the $1.4-million bill. But not publicly, on the day of the funeral. And let's not forget that the city does have an emergency fund for exactly these kinds of unexpected and extraordinary occurrences.

Then, when fans actually start sending in money, would it be too much to ask of City Hall to be ready to accept it? Apparently it would. A high schooler with a parent's credit card (and permission, of course) can get a PayPal account in about 60 seconds, but the city's Information Technology Agency and treasurer couldn't come up with a way to connect would-be donors to the city until the night before the funeral. And then the website crashed and was down all day.

And what does the donation page say? "HELP GIVE MICHAEL THE WORLD CLASS MEMORIAL HE DESERVES." Are we erecting a statue? The city isn't really asking fans "to help us celebrate his life and music." It's asking for a reimbursement for police protection.

Meanwhile, Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa is on vacation in Africa. The mayor is entitled to his vacation, but after four years in charge, he left the city in the hands of a terrific Police Department and a bumbling, uncoordinated jumble of other agencies. Fixing that dysfunction, and restoring some dignity to the city, should be at the top of his agenda when he comes home.

Los Angeles Times Editorial
Friday July 10, 2009

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10 AOUT 2009

Michael Jackson Investigation Update
Los Angeles: Today, the Los Angeles County Coroner's Office released a statement indicating that their investigation into the death of Michael Jackson has been completed. Even though the Coroner's Office has completed their examination, the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) continues to investigate the events and circumstances surrounding the death of Michael Jackson.

The LAPD has requested that the Jackson autopsy findings regarding the cause and manner of death remain confidential. The LAPD has respectfully requested from the Coroner's Office that the existing security hold on the results of the Corner's investigation remain in place. The extension of security measures will help maintain the integrity of the investigation and allow investigators from LAPD's Robbery Homicide Division, as well as our partner law enforcement agencies to continue their investigation. The investigation being conducted by the LAPD has included dozens of individual interviews and the service of search warrants locally and out-of-state.

The LAPD would like to thank the Coroner's Office for their cooperation in this investigation as we seek to determine all of the facts surrounding the death of Michael Jackson.

Until the investigation is complete, the LAPD will not answer questions regarding this investigation. Other media inquiries can be made to Media Relations Section at 213-485-3586







28 AOUT 2009


Michael Jackson Death Investigation Update
Los Angeles: Today, the Los Angeles County Coroner’s Office released their findings on the cause and manner of the death of Michael Jackson. This announcement affords the Los Angeles Police Department the opportunity to provide an update on the ongoing investigation.

On August 20, 2009, the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) met with representatives from the United States Department of Justice, Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and the California Department of Justice, Bureau of Narcotics Enforcement (BNE) to discuss information discovered during the investigation into the death of Michael Jackson. Based on that meeting and at the request of the LAPD, the DEA and BNE have initiated their own independent investigations into matters that the LAPD’s investigation uncovered that may not be directly related to the cause of death.

The LAPD is the primary investigative agency responsible for the investigation into the death of Michael Jackson. The Department will continue to use the assistance of the DEA and BNE as necessary, and these agencies will continue to cooperate with each other as their various investigations progress.

The investigation into the death of Michael Jackson is ongoing and will result in the case being presented to the Los Angeles County District Attorney for filing consideration. Until that time, LAPD detectives will continue to meet and confer with District Attorney representatives.

The LAPD would like to acknowledge and thank the following law enforcement agencies for their assistance in this investigation: the United States Department of Justice, Drug Enforcement Administration; the California Department of Justice, Bureau of Narcotics Enforcement; the Houston Police Department and Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department.

The LAPD will not comment on any further aspects of this investigation.


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