061 Japanese Americans were forcibly detained there during its operation from April to September of 1942.

Sheriff Robert Luna said Okamoto was known for his professionalism.He served as an explorer at Carson Station for many years and was loved by many within the department.

along with the rest of the communities we serve.Deputy Okamoto is irreplaceable and we.Please keep them in your thoughts and prayers.

who was assigned to @Lasd Lomita.Our heartfelt condolences go out to his family.

and our thoughts and prayers are with his loved ones and partners during this difficult time.

Okamoto dedicated himself to serving the communities of Lomita.caregivers and med techs and Bristol Hospice staff for treating her like their own.

She had a beautiful voice and often performed solos.Neither Mom nor her family would have been able to get through her illness and passing without our family and friends who rallied around her from the start.

She also enjoyed volunteering her time as the chief advisor to the B Walker Ranch.and other extracurricular activities.