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What Could an LAPD with Fewer Officers Mean for Fighting Crime?
With the World Cup and Olympics on the horizon for Los Angeles, the LAPD faces possibly its lowest deployment in roughly 30 years. But many types of violent crimes are down ...
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Largest LAPD union slams anti-Trump protest directives, says arrests 'should be a no-brainer' in altercations
The LAPD union is slamming the lack of clarity given in the field by its incident commanders amid large-scale anti-ICE riots in downtown LA on Sunday and Monday.