The Lost Hills Sheriff Station patrols the west end of the San Fernando Valley, including Agoura Hills and all of the surrounding areas. It is the Sheriff's station, not the LAPD.

The Sheriff Station itself is a remote area, dark, with little lighting. It's also surrounded by many bars and a few clubs, and the streetlights are very dim there. Many people, especially those on Agora Road, are stopped by the Lost Hills Sheriff Station. Sometimes, people are drinking and driving. Sometimes, people are lost. There are accidents and speeding—all sorts of stuff going on there.

The Lost Hills Sheriff Station does not have an excellent reputation in criminal defense, at least not in the twenty-five years that I've been practicing. They are very vicious and rude to people, arresting people for no reason.

There was a famous case where they had arrested somebody for a DUI and then let her go in the middle of the night. She turned up missing and was later found dead in Malibu Canyon. So, it's not a very good reputation for this Sheriff Station.

If you're involved with them in any criminal matter, you don't want to talk or say anything because they will twist your words, take things out of context, and claim that you said something that you didn't say.

If the Lost Hills Sheriff's Station arrests you, you'll likely have a case pending in the Van Nuys court, as that's where they typically send cases unless they fall outside their jurisdiction and are transferred to Ventura County. This process involves being booked, possibly spending time in jail, and then appearing in court for arraignment. During arraignment, the charges against you will be read, and you will have the opportunity to enter a plea. It's important to understand these steps to be prepared for what's to come.

However, most of the time, if the Sheriffs arrest you in Los Hills, you'll be sent to the Van Nuys court, which will then forward the case to the prosecutors, who will decide what to file.

I see them pulling people over in the dark near Agoura Road, and in the area, they patrol west of Valley Circle. Once in a while, you'll see the Lost Hills Sheriff Station officers on the other side, but for the most part, you're going to see them around Agoura. They also cover the Pacific Coast Highway.

The Lost Hills Sheriff Station handles a variety of cases, including DUI and vehicular manslaughter arrests. These are serious charges that can have significant legal and personal consequences. Understanding the types of cases they handle can help you prepare for potential legal issues.

They get a lot of people for drinking and driving and vehicular manslaughter-type accidents. So, if the Lost Hills Sheriff Station arrests you, find a defense lawyer who knows what they're doing and has handled cases involving them, especially if there's any tricky activity. I've dealt with many cases involving the Lost Hills Sheriff Station.

When dealing with the Lost Hills Sheriff Station, it's crucial to know your rights. If you have a case, you'll want to get somebody local who knows how to deal with them and knows how to assert your rights. They illegally stop people all the time — just stopping them for no reason, and of course, when you're DUI, trying to argue that they stopped you for no reason is not as effective as if you weren't DUI. I've handled many cases involving the Lost Hills Sheriff's Station and am familiar with their practices. I am familiar with handling investigations of cases, and I can assist you in asserting your rights.

So, if you have a case involving the Lost Hills Sheriff Station, can an attorney who knows what they're doing? Make a phone call — I've handled cases like this for a long time now. What I do is have you come in. We discuss the arrest, what happened during the stop, and the charges you're facing, and then we develop a game plan to combat some of the illegal practices that are occurring.

I remember going there with a friend and being pulled over for no reason. Once they realized that we hadn't been drinking at all, they just let us go right away. That's the problem. If they catch you doing something, it's a huge problem. But if they miss you, they just let you go, and nobody ever holds them accountable.

So, the key is to have an attorney who knows what these guys do, knows how to deal with them, and knows how to get the result you must have in your San Fernando Valley criminal case if you're dealing with the Lost Hills Sheriff Station.