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Silverlake City Police Officers dealing with an unknown incident. In this picture: a secondary unit requested by the initial responding officer is arriving on scene.

Two Silverlake City Patrol Officers attend a complaint in the early hours involving a male and a female having a loud argument.

Silverlake City Police parked at a Westlake County Police Office. Being neighbors, Silverlake PD and Westlake County PD constantly share information with each other to help create a safer environment for their residents to live in.

A Silverlake City Police Officer out on a suspicious male. Multiple female motorists contacted police stating that when they had come to a stop at the stoplight ahead, a male approached the vehicle and attempted to get the females to engage in indecent acts. Luckily, none of the females were taken advantage of and did exactly what police say anyone should do, if they're placed in that situation. "If approached by someone you're unfamiliar with, or someone who looks suspicious, we encourage citizens to lock their doors." said Spokeswoman Insp. J. Taylor. The man was taken into custody and charged under Westlake County Criminal Code, Section 43(a) 'Requesting or Performing Indecent Acts', and Section 144.2(b) 'Harassment'.

Westlake County Police have released a dashcam photo of a vehicle found on a beach with a deceased individual in it. Police are hoping that anyone with information regarding the incident contact them at 1-800-TIPS, or their Non-Emergent Number 555-587-2391, quoting File Number 20150230928. On August 23, 2015, Westlake County Police Officer I J. Peters arrived on scene of a complaint of a vehicle parked on the beach with the lights on. Upon approaching the vehicle, OFC I Peters discovered a bullet hole in the windshield and a deceased individual in the drivers seat. It's unclear as to the circumstances of the shooting at this time, as investigations are on going.

Westlake County Police launched the Traffic Safety Initiative in 2001, after numerous fatal crashes on Westlake County Highways. Since launching the program, traffic accidents have since been reduced by more than 85%. Our traffic officers are dedicated to stopping violators of the Traffic Safety Act, in order to provide everyone a safer environment on our roads. The Traffic Safety Division utilizes both marked, and stealth marked vehicles to patrol the roadways.

Utilizing All-Wheel Drive Capable vehicles, the Westlake County Police can reach you no matter where you are. At the top of Westlake Mountain, or on the sandy beaches around Westlake County. If you need us, we'll be there. Westlake County Police are always striving to give our citizens better service.

Have you ever considered a career in policing? Westlake County Police Department is now hiring men and women over the age of 21 and with a clean background to join the ranks of the Westlake County Police. Working on the frontlines, a Westlake County Police Officer has integrity, courage, and bravery. Our officers work day and night to make Westlake County a safe place for all to live. A uniform with your name on it is waiting for you. Note: this image and caption above are just for fun. Any resemblance to any real police agency is purely coincidental. I am not responsible for what happens if you visit the website in the picture.

A Westlake County Police Officer stops a motorcyclist for a traffic infraction. Westlake Officers are proud to serve your community and strive to mitigate traffic violations. The motorcyclist was fined a total of $232.53, under the Westlake Traffic Act, under ordnance 291.1(a), "Failure to Use Appropriate Safety Devices whilst Operating a Motorcycle."

A Westlake County Police Vehicle responds hot to an unknown incident.

Westlake County Patrol vehicles parked at a Rural Policing Post in Westlake County.

A Westlake County Police cruiser parked near the convention center.

Two RCMP vehicles parked at a police convention being hosted in Los Santos.

Mounties in town for a police convention check out the sunrise while parked on top of a hilltop.

The Mounties are in town for a policing event hosted in Los Santos this weekend.

A Westlake County Police Patrolman was responding hot on a foggy evening when he failed to slow down in time for an intersection, resulting in a collision with a building. Fortunately, nobody was seriously injured in the crash. Silverlake Police Investigators have been called to investigate, and fire officials inspected the buildings infrastructure, and deemed it safe, however Westlake Engineers will still investigate to ensure the structure is safe. The Patrolman has been placed on administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation.

A female jogger complains to a Silverlake Police Officer about an unknown suspect harassing females in the area.

A Silverlake City Community Service Officer yelling at an inmate who was refusing to work during a Community Service run. The Officer was heard yelling "Are you blind?! There's a piece of garbage right there! Pick it up!" Silverlake Central Penitentiary often sends inmates for Community Service, and seeing the community service unit around is not uncommon.