Tag: Los Angeles Police Department
LAPD Has Already Opened Fire More in 2021 Than All of Last Year
Los Angeles Police Department officers opened fire more times in 2021 than in the previous two years, ending a long downward trend in police shootings for the city.
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For Los Angeles Public Safety Personnel, Could It Be the Jab or the Job?
A police commissioner had harsh words for cops who've refused to be vaccinated against COVID-19—but when will elected officials bring the heat?
The LAPD’s ‘Controlled’ Fireworks Detonation Is Still Echoing Through South Central
As residents try to pick up the pieces, their councilman says he believes there was a 'level of negligence' on the part of police
‘It’s a Puzzle’: Experts Are Trying to Figure Out What’s Causing L.A.’s Crime Wave
Los Angeles is on track to record 437 murders this year, the most since 2006. Theories abound, but no one really knows why
Statistics Show that L.A. Hate Crimes Hit an All-Time High in April
As Biden signs an AAPI hate crime bill into law, LAPD stats published by Crosstown show a historic spike
The LAPD’s All-Civilian Disciplinary Panels Appear to Be Going Easy on Officers
The relatively new Board of Rights panels that review police misconduct cases are handing down more lenient punishments than Chief Michel Moore
Is This the Beginning of the End of the Line for LAPD Chief Michel Moore?
A critical report and an upcoming mayor’s race could sow the seeds for a change in leadership
How a Former LAPD Detective Became the ‘Godfather’ to L.A. Crime Writers
From inspiring elements of Michael Connelly's Bosch to advising James Ellroy, Detective Rick Jackson has been a force on and off the police force
An LAPD Officer Was Arrested After Another Cop Was Shot on a Camping Trip
The cops' camping excursion ended in bloodshed, according to San Bernardino County officers
Breitbart Furor Has LAPD Scrambling for New Online Recruiting Policy
The police department is suspending Google ads after a call for officers lands on the right-wing site
