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450 E. Latham Ave.
Hemet, CA 92543

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K9 Duke

Officer Luke Tabor became a K-9 handler in January of 2021 with his 3-year-old K-9 partner, Duke. They completed the 40-hour Basic Man Trailing course, then were California P.O.S.T. certified through the National Police Bloodhound Association in February of 2021....

K9 Bosco

Officer Dylan Detwiler became a K-9 handler in September of 2021 and was matched with his 3-year-old partner, K-9 Bosco. They graduated the basic K-9 academy at Adlerhorst International, Inc. in October of 2021.  Officer Detwiler and Bosco patrol the City of Hemet as...

K9 Angel

K-9 Angel came to the Hemet Police Department in September of 2021. K9 Angel is a 2-year-old Labrador that has completed training at the Guide Dogs of the Desert and placed with the Hemet Police Department through their “Support K-9 program.” K9 Angel has a unique...

Eric Dickson

Lt. Eric Dickson currently oversees the Hemet Police Department's Community Services Bureau, which includes: R.O.C.S. (Restoring Our Community Strategy) Team Traffic Bureau School Resource Officers P.A.C.T. (Post Release Accountability Compliance Team) Office of...

Glen Brock

Captain Glen Brock is the Hemet Police Department’s Operations Captain and oversees: Patrol Bureau Professional Standards Bureau Traffic Bureau Personnel and Training Captain Glen Brock began his law enforcement career with the Los Angeles Police Department in 1998....

Michael Mouat

Captain Michael Mouat is the Hemet Police Department’s support services captain and oversees: Communications Bureau Records Bureau Professional Standards Bureau Traffic Bureau Community Services Bureau POST Release Accountability Team (PACT) Captain Mouat began his...

Michael Arellano

Chief Michael Arellano is the current chief of police for the Hemet Police Department. As chief of police, he is responsible for the direction the department takes into the future, overall management of the command staff, and reporting to the city manager. He was...

Jeff Davis

Captain Jeff Davis is the support services captain and oversees the following areas of the Hemet Police Department: Communications Bureau Records Bureau Professional Standards Bureau Traffic Bureau Community Services Bureau Captain Jeff Davis began his career with the...

Dan Reinbolt

Lieutenant Dan Reinbolt is the Hemet Police Department’s Operation Bureau Commander. He currently supervises: Post-Accountability Cannabis Regulation Task Force K-9 Unit Facilities Body-Worn Camera (BWC) Program Lieutenant Dan Reinbolt began his law enforcement career...

Dale Digiambattista

Mr. Dale Digiambattista is the public safety support services manager for the Hemet Police Department. He supervises the: Emergency Communications Center Records Bureau Mr. Digiambattista was a dispatcher for the Riverside County Sheriff's Department for about 16...

Hemet PD Announces Closure of Diamond Inn Hotel

On June 3, 2025, The Hemet Police Department, through its dedicated Quality of Life team known as AERO (Active Engagement, Response, and Outreach), along with City Code Enforcement Officers, conducted an inspection at the Diamond Inn Hotel because the water service had been shut off at the location.

Following a thorough investigation, numerous violations of health and safety codes and city ordinances were also identified. As a result, the entire hotel has been deemed uninhabitable, and all occupants were required to vacate the premises. The city has requested City Net to provide resources and assistance to individuals affected by this closure.

Police Investigate Shooting that Injured JUVENILE

Hemet, Calif. – On Friday, May 16th, 2025, at approximately 9:20 PM, Hemet Police Communications Center received a call of a juvenile shot in the leg in the 1800 block of Mayflower Place. When officers arrived on scene, they located one juvenile suffering from a single gunshot wound and ensured immediate medical attention was administered. The injury was not considered to be life threatening and the juvenile was transported to a local hospital for further treatment. The victim’s name is not being released at this time.