Welcome To April Five

On April 5th, 2006 Officer Kayvan Hazrati was injured
(bullet wound to the head) in the line of duty.  Despite
serious and life-threatening challenges, he has worked
hard to recuperate.

During this time, Officer Hazrati has experienced some
expected and some unexpected challenges ranging
from personal to systematic.  He has also discovered
other injured officers have encountered many of the
same struggles.

The April Five Organization, a 501(c)3 non-profit, was
founded in January 2008, inspired by Officer Hazrati. 
It’s mission is to serve and assist sworn officers of the
CMPD as they recover from injuries sustained in the line of duty.

There are great risks and sacrifices involved in being a law enforcement officer.  The sworn officers who protect us need to be protected as well.


April Five’s volunteers can help recovering officers with:
     Household chores;
     Financial assistance with medical bills, personal expenses and lost
     wages;
     Pro-bono services and medical/legal contacts;
     A place to meet others who have been through a similar situation and
     share your experiences

We also assist other non-profit organizations in the community that are affiliated with law enforcement officers through sharing of resources and volunteers.

Fourth Annual
Thin Blue Line Ride To Be held April 2012.  Details Coming Soon

1 in 10 CMPD Officers
will suffer an injury in the line of duty this year