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LASD mourns CHP Officer Brian Liles after collision

The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department expressed condolences after California Highway Patrol Officer Brian Liles died following an on-duty traffic collision.

LASD mourns CHP Officer Brian Liles after collision

Key takeaways

  • Officer Brian Liles died after an on-duty traffic collision.
  • The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department expressed condolences to the California Highway Patrol.
  • The statement identifies no location, date or cause for the collision.

The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department expressed condolences to the California Highway Patrol after Officer Brian Liles died following an on-duty traffic collision.

What happened

Liles was a California Highway Patrol officer who died after the collision while on duty. The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department recognized his death and offered its condolences to the California Highway Patrol.

Agencies involved

The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department and the California Highway Patrol are the public safety agencies named in the statement. The department’s message focused on the loss of Liles and its support for his agency.

What is known

The statement identifies the collision as traffic-related and says it occurred while Liles was on duty. It does not establish where the collision happened, when it occurred, what led to it or whether anyone else was involved.

What to watch

Further information may come from the California Highway Patrol or the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department about the collision, official services or other arrangements honoring Liles.

What to watch

  • Any California Highway Patrol update about the collision.
  • Any official announcement about services or honors for Officer Liles.

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