Los Angeles Police Explorer Badge

Defunct program, now are called Cadets

Badge condition : Used, see photos for better detail

Badge size approx: W x H   2 3/8" wide x  3 3/8" High

Badge contruction material. Nickle plated with applied panels

Badge atachments: Working locking pin

Hallmark : None, engraved Captain

Badge weight : Approx 3 oz

This badge dates back to 20 Century. 2009 from a Defunct Agency

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This badge meets the guidelines for historical badges. It does not resemble a modern or current law enforcement badge, insignia or uniform. It is a historical piece that is 75 years old or older OR the item is defunct/obsolete OR from a now-defunct organization. This badge is obsolete.
This item conveys no authority or law enforcement powers.
The badge is sold for collectible or display purposes.
 

POSTED: 12/08/09, 12:01 AM PST 
The LAPD plans to launch its own Explorer program for young people this month, removing the Boy Scouts of America from management, officials said Tuesday. The Police Commission voted two months ago to end its relationship with the Scouts because of the organization's policies that discriminate. The program had been operated by the Learning for Life Foundation, a subsidiary of the Boy Scouts. The move to create the Los Angeles Police Department's own teen program should be launched by Jan. 1, 2000 "We think once the LAPD breaks away, other agencies will as well. "The biggest challenge in creating the program has been raising money, but more than $25,000 has been collected so far to help cover the costs of uniforms, badges and patches. The Explorer program was ended . Now is call Los Angeles Police Cadets.