Officer Bryan Vasquez and Dodgers third-base coach, Dino Ebel (Photo – PPD)
Pasadena Police Department Officer Bryan Vasquez was honored at Dodger Stadium during the Los Angeles Dodgers’ First Responders Night.
By News Desk
Vasquez, who was injured in the line of duty on the evening of March 2, 2026, was recognized on the field in a show of support from fellow officers, professional staff and members of the Pasadena community.
Pasadena Councilmember Steve Madison, former Pasadena City Manager Miguel Márquez, members of the Pasadena Police Officers Association and Police Chief Gene Harris were also present to honor Vasquez and share the evening with him.
“Officer Vasquez has shown tremendous courage and determination since his injury,” Harris said. “Seeing him honored at Dodger Stadium was a proud moment for all of us and a reminder of the character and dedication he brings to this department. We’re grateful to see Bryan recognized and to share this meaningful night with him and his family.”
For Vasquez, the event was more than a night at the ballpark. It was an opportunity to celebrate his courage and perseverance and to see firsthand the many people who continue to stand beside him.
The Pasadena Police Department expressed its gratitude to the Dodgers for recognizing Vasquez and the many first responders who serve their communities, as well as to everyone who continues to support him.
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