Police Officer Jeffrey Barton Lindenberg

Police Officer Jeffrey Barton Lindenberg | Los Angeles Police Department, California Police Officer Jeffrey Barton Lindenberg | Los Angeles Police Department, California
Los Angeles Police Department, California
Police Officer Jeffrey Barton Lindenberg | Los Angeles Police Department, California
Police Officer Jeffrey Barton Lindenberg | Los Angeles Police Department, California
Police Officer Jeffrey Barton Lindenberg

Los Angeles Police Department, California

End of Watch Friday, June 11, 1976

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Jeffrey Barton Lindenberg

Police Officer Jeffrey Lindenberg was killed when the helicopter he was training in lost power and crashed while landing.

Officer Lindenberg was flying in a Bell 47-G5 helicopter and was practicing simulated urban high-rise rooftop landings by at an off-site pad on top of a small mountain near the Los Angeles Zoo in the hills above Hollywood. On short final approach, the engine lost power and the helicopter impacted four inches short of the pad. The helicopter rolled 162 feet down the mountain side and exploded. Officer Lindenberg was killed and another officer was seriously injured.

Officer Lindenberg was a U.S Army veteran and had served with the Los Angeles Police Department for seven years. He was survived by his wife and seven-month old daughter.

Bio

  • Age 30
  • Tour 7 years
  • Badge 14388
  • Military Veteran

Incident Details

  • Cause Aircraft accident

training

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I was Jeff Lindenbergs patrol partner when we worked Newton Division, LAPD
I knew that he had experience in helicopters from Viet Nam. He wanted to fly for LAPD. I, also wanted to fly. He took me up 3 different times. The problem was that I got really sick in the choppers. One day he was flying with 1 or 2 other choppers in a remote part of LA. Something happened (possibly a huge downdraft and the choppers collided killing Jeff. I cant remember about others being injured or killed. I lost my dear friend in the crash. A still think about him after all these years. Godspeed Jeff. I will join you soon my friend.
Alan L Edwards

Alan L Edwards/P3/LAPD/Shootin/Newton
A close friend and partner of Jeff

June 21, 2021

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