Cypress Police Department

Congrats to the cypress police department for being some of the biggest a-​holes on the planet for 1. Threatening to arrest someone that has stated they just got out of the hospital and sick with an ear and throat infection and was just given a bunch of steroids and stated it was a judgement call not to drive in that condition. 2. For threatening to arrest someone for parking in a back parking lot where no signs are present that state parking might not be allowed and while that person is a member of the gym and pays monthly dues to be there. 3. Failure to assess a situation that is initiated and over dramatized by a young and inexperienced security guard with a comic book view of the world looking to villianize people that are not doing anything wrong and are not breaking any laws! 4. Now because of that security guard causing problems when there were none in the first place i am now on cypress pd’s radar and in danger of being arrested for going go my gym for doing absolutely nothing wrong and am writing this so that i have some type of record should i be a victim of their harrassment again.

Young, bored & incompetent. Have had nothing but issues. Double standards & misinterpretation. Avoid these police officers at all cost.

I use to be a dispatcher there. Hello everyone !

Had that been a male drunk in public, you would have ARRESTED him! No, you send bikini girl home after waiting 90 minutes for her husband to come get her!!! So wrong!!! She was kicking and hitting your car, cursing at everyone and you send her for someone else to deal with! SAD!!! 8−23−15 2200 Near Paseo de Oro pool. 647 °F. Hope you at least charged her before you let her go, had it been her husband, he’d be sitting in jail, HOURS ago. Instead, you bothers all the children trying to sleep for school tomorrow With the lights, for over TWO hours! Slow night, huh! ¾ here

If I could give no stars I would. Ok I stole a can of monster when I was super baked at a Costco in cypress when I was really dumb and young. but these «cops» r out of control. They r over stocked with weapons and cars they don’t need, for a small ass city with very little crime they have way too many units. And they’re border line is so fucked up u can’t tell what’s their city property from another’s. and 1 person called the cops on me and I ran cuz I was so high I got scared. in the matter of 2 mins I had 8 yes 8 cop cars (mostly SUVs) chasing me down the street with guns pointed at my chest. I was scared for my life so I laid on my stomach and waited for them to dig their knee caps into my back. I’m no criminal really, and they wanted to arrest me but the best they could do was a few mister minors and called released me to my mom in handcuffs and in the back of a squad car. They r ridiculously over policed. Sometimes I’ll see 20 – 30 cop cars in cypress go by all at once down the same street. Like wtf man this ain’t Compton I was there last week lol.

I just fell trap to the «no turn on red» sign at Lincoln and walker. I wish I would have seen it! The officer was polite and yet cocky and what’s extremely hilarious (sarcasm) is that I run a local business just two blocks from there and bc of the location, there are a ton of crack heads roaming around, when I call these cops, they either don’t show up or show up 20 – 30 minutes later which by then is too late to apprehend anyone. But it’s my fault for falling for their trap as these signs are small and places in inconspicuous areas. To write the ticket, two patrol cars showed up, how many cops does it take to write a ticket?
I have had nothing but poor experiences with cypress PD from a business standpoint. When u call they do nothing except tell u that the masturbating crack head outside your window has rights too and that he can loiter outside your office all he wants… The cop actually told me this! Before my many experiences with Cypress PD I actually wanted to be a cop, now I’ve lost respect and trust in law enforcement as I’ve encountered nothing but big heads and small minds and an attitude of «I don’t feel like doing anything». It’s so disappointing that we hire and pay these people to protect us yet they do so little when needed.
I will say, in one of the over 30 times I have called cops to come to my property, one time I had officer J. Krok come I a Nd he was extremely helpful. Other than that, not one has been even remotely helpful. I’m sorry, just disappointed in my local PD.

Too many DUI checkpoint nights. Cypress preys on its own.

Good people. Doing a good job keeping gangs out of Cypress.
Fast responders last week to an issue I had. Thanks.

we got a ticket for expired tags last week (which was corrected this past monday) and it was completely our fault thanks to our lovely insurance agent BUT officer thomas mellana was excellent on how he handled it. we appreciate you being human, keep up the good work!
thank you!

I have no problem with DUI checkpoints. Tonight though, Cypress PD, you tricked me. What I thought was construction turned out to be a DUI/​California DL checkpoint which prolonged my commute home.
I think Cypress is going a little overboard with the DUI checkpoints. This is the third one I have seen in a little over a month and I have been stuck in two of them. After working what seems like a never ending night shift at work, it sucks having my trip home delayed another 10 – 20 mins. If Cypress had nightlfe like Newport Beach, Huntington or Fullerton, I would understand the need to do so many checkpoints but Cypress? Uh no.
I do appreciate the looking out for drunk drivers. But maybe give a heads up to the employees who work down the street from your nice little checkpoint so they can soberly take an alternate route home?

What was the reason with the random sobriety check point on Valley View past Saturday around 9pm? Traffic couldn’t be worse and there is no way to make an U turn once you are south of Katella. We were sitting on our butt with melted ice cream in our hands and a cranky kid in the back seat. 20 minutes and 200 yards later, we finally passed the check point. What I don’t understand was…1) Why do they not move the car in question to the side so that 300 other cars behind him can move forward? 2) Why did the checkpoint people just waved us to go and didn’t even stop us? What’s the deal?! Shouldn’t you check everyone if you are doing sobriety checks? I would definitely feel better as a Cypress resident if you had. If I see this sobriety check again next time and if I can avoid it, I will spend the extra gas money to drive the extra mile and go the scenic route.