In Memorium We remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice while wearing the badge of the Orange County Sheriff's Department Retired Sergeant Ira Essoe II "THE MONUMENT" BY SGT. GEORGE HAHN, L.A.P.D (RETIRED) I never dreamed it would be me My name for all eternity Recorded here at this hallowed...

CORONER CASE NUMBER: 96-07901-MU SEX: MALE RACE: HISPANIC DATE of DEATH: Between 1/95 and 6/96 AGE Estimate. LOW: 15, HIGH: 19 EYES: UNK. HAIR: Unknown HEIGHT: 64-68 WEIGHT LBS: 130-160 LOCATION FOUND: Wilderness area E. of Trabuco Creek Rd., 1.7 miles N. of Trabuco Canyon Road, Trabuco Canyon CA DEATH...

The 800 MHz Countywide Coordinated Communications System (CCCS) is Orange County's state-of-the-art analog/digital trunked public safety radio communications system. This system provides radio communications services to city and County law enforcement, fire services, public works and lifeguard/marine safety departments in Orange County. The 800 MHz CCCS also allows for interoperability...

The Intake Release Center (IRC) is responsible for processing all individuals being booked into, and released from, the Orange County Jail system. The intake process includes extensive medical and mental health screening, classification, and records processing. This is to ensure that incarcerated individuals are appropriately housed and are receiving the...

PRINTS: Right Thumb CORONER CASE NUMBER: 91-05780-MU SEX: Male RACE: Caucasian DATE of DEATH: 10/18/91 AGE Est.: 50-65 EYES: Brown HAIR: Gray/Brown HGT. Inches: 67 WEIGHT LBS: 116 CITY FOUND: Anaheim LOCATION FOUND: Alley behind the "GOOD GUY'S" store at 3021 W. Lincoln Ave., Anaheim DEATH CLASSIFICATION: Natural PHYSIQUE: Thin...

Name: Alonso Fabian Bonilla Wanted For : Murder DOB: 06/16/1964 Gender: Male Race: Columbian Height: 5'8" Weight: 150lbs. Hair: Black Eyes: Brown Distinguishing features: Facial Hair: Possible Moustache Misc Info: None Bonilla was a known member of the "Middleside" gang in Santa Ana. He and several associates confronted another group...

The Coroner Division of the Orange County Sheriff’s Department leads the Homeless Death Review Committee, commissioned by Orange County Sheriff Don Barnes in January 2022. The Committee includes broad representation of technical experts from county agencies, municipal police departments, hospitals, and non-profits. The Committee explores the root causes of homeless...

The information below is being provided in response to the passage of California Assembly Bill 2761, which took effect on January 1, 2023. We hope the information provided demonstrates our ongoing commitment to transparency.