Decorated veteran Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) detective, Moses Castillo, is retiring from the force after nearly 30 years of service. He will begin a new chapter of his career later this month as chief investigator for the Dordulian Law Group personal injury firm in Glendale, California. Castillo's experience includes years of investigating and closing sex crime cases, and he will be assisting the Dordulian Law Group accordingly given the surge in lawsuits filed following the passage of AB218 in January.

We at Dordulian Law Group are proud to introduce you to an integral member of our team, Detective Moses Castillo, a decorated veteran of the Los Angeles Police Department's elite Sex Crimes Division. Mr. Castillo is DLG's official Senior Detective, utilizing his decades of experience and expertise to help gather information for our clients that will help win cases.
For nearly 30 years, Detective Castillo has been a fixture in the Los Angeles community, serving as a respected law enforcement official and helping to close cases and obtain justice for hundreds of victims. During the early years of his esteemed tenure with the LAPD, Detective Castillo served in the elite team of detectives at Robbery-Homicide Division (RHD). RHD is responsible for handling the city's most complex and high profile sexual assault investigations, as well as robberies and murders.

In 1999, he was promoted to the rank of detective at the Newton Sex Crimes Division. Since that time, Castillo has devoted his life to helping survivors of sexual abuse -- particularly children -- obtain justice against their attackers.
Detective Castillo spent nearly 15 years in the Juvenile Division for Abused Children. In his difficult (and often harrowing) position as an investigator of physical and sexual abuse against children, Detective Castillo closed cases on some of the world's most detestable criminals, guilty of committing reprehensible acts ranging from murder to internet crimes. He was a highly regarded member of the LAPD's Sexually Exploited Child Unit, and noted for his excellent closure rate for sexual abuse cases, some of which -- such as The Stuart House -- received national attention.

In addition to his contributions to helping close cases and secure justice for hundreds of sexual abuse survivors in Los Angeles, Detective Castillo has demonstrated a dedication to helping others outside of the community over the years. One such example took place shortly after September 11th, 2001.

Detective Castillo led a team of LAPD personnel to New York for one week after 9/11 to help first responders search for survivors amid the rubble of the twin towers. Castillo and his team spent 12-hour shifts working with New York's Finest & Bravest (NYPD & NYFD) in the search effort. In the process, Castillo and his team not only demonstrated commodore with the city of New York and its first responders, they provided much needed emotional support during such an unthinkable ordeal.

"We really wanted to reach out and make a difference," said Detective Castillo. "I would go again in a heartbeat," he added.
That's the kind of person and professional Moses Castillo is, and it's why we're so proud and excited to have him on the DLG team. And we're not the only ones who have a profound respect and admiration for Detective Castillo. 
Detective Castillo has been featured in numerous media outlets including: The Los Angeles Times, Telemundo 52, The Inquisitr, CBS Los Angeles, KCAL Los Angeles, ABC7 Los Angeles, NBC Los Angeles, FOX10 Phoenix,  FOX40 Sacramento, US News, FOX LA, FOX2 Detroit, FOX29 Philadelphia, FOX News, The Daily Mail, Yahoo! News, and more.