Los Angeles County prison sergeant takes two gold

Congratulations to Sgt. David Mason of the California State Prison, Los Angeles County, who took home two gold medals during the 2019 US Police and Fire Championships.
He won his medal sin the Motocross Men’s Grand Prix, 60+ Expert Class, and Motocross Men’s 60+ Expert Class. The races were held at the Glen Helen Raceway in San Bernardino.
The first day consisted of two 20-minute motocross races.
The second day consisted of a Grand Prix hour-long race on a 9-mile track using the whole park.
Softball team earns silver
Team Sting took home a silver medal in the open division for softball at the California Police Olympics in San Diego, the second year in a row for such a feat.
The team comprises players from multiple state agencies. CDCR’S team members hail from CSP-Los Angeles County, California Rehabilitation Center; California Institution for Women and the Office of Internal Affairs.
The team won for the open division of Men’s Softball.
The United States Police and Fire Championships took place June 22-29, in San Diego with 4,000 competitors in 55 sports.
By Lt. Karla Graves
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