TOPANGA POLICE YOUTH BOARD
Guiding Youth Through Community Support
Guiding Youth Through Community Support
P.A.L.
P.A.L. Police Activity League
P.A.L. is a youth crime prevention program that relies on educational, athletic and other recreational activities to cement a bond of trust and understanding between police officers and the youth in our community. This bond of respect for police officers and the law is beneficial to the young person, the police officer, the neighborhood, and the business community. PAL serves disadvantaged youth, ages 7-17.
Officer Godfrey with one of our Cadets.
P.A.L. is a youth crime prevention program that relies on educational, athletic and other recreational activities to cement a bond of trust and understanding between police officers and the youth in our community. This bond of respect for police officers and the law is beneficial to the young person, the police officer, the neighborhood, and the business community. PAL serves disadvantaged youth, ages 7-17.
Officer Godfrey with one of our Cadets.
Thank you Officer Godfrey!
It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men.
— Frederick Douglass
— Frederick Douglass
Topanga Police Station's P.A.L. program
is run by Officer Danielle Godfrey.
Police Officer III
Danielle Godfrey
has been with the LAPD for over nine years. She has worked various assignments at West Valley, Communications, Rampart, and Topanga Areas. She transferred to the Topanga Community Relations Office in December 2008 and assisted with the opening of the Topanga Police Station and was instrumental in the establishment of the Topanga Police Activity League.
is run by Officer Danielle Godfrey.
Police Officer III Danielle Godfrey
has been with the LAPD for over nine years. She has worked various assignments at West Valley, Communications, Rampart, and Topanga Areas. She transferred to the Topanga Community Relations Office in December 2008 and assisted with the opening of the Topanga Police Station and was instrumental in the establishment of the Topanga Police Activity League.
Officer Godfrey earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Kinesiology with a specialization in Teaching Secondary Physical Education. She has completed numerous hours of physical education student teaching for classes of various age levels: preschool, elementary school, high school, and college. She enjoys working with children, teaching them new skills, and encouraging positive social interaction.
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Los Angeles Police Department
Cal PAL - California Police Activies League
National Association of Police Athletic/Activites League, Inc.
Los Angeles Police Department
Cal PAL - California Police Activies League
National Association of Police Athletic/Activites League, Inc.