Name: Policing Los Angeles: The Forces At Work And The Scope Of Their Power
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Policing Los Angeles: The Forces At Work And The Scope Of Their Power

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By LAist Staff&nbsp;&nbsp;TWITTER&nbsp;&nbsp;FACEBOOK- THE SCOPE -- THE BASICS ON THE BIG ONES -- THE JAILS -- SHERIFF FUNDING -Supervisor , you owe residents $30M for body worn cameras. Please post the transaction publicly tomorrow, no strings and no excuses. The world is watching.-- Alex Villanueva (@LACoSheriff)- LAPD FUNDING -- USE OF FORCE -- HOW MANY PEOPLE HAVE BEEN KILLED BY POLICE IN L.A.? -Minneapolis police initially told the public that George Floyd died after a "medical incident." It was only after bystander footage was released that it was considered a homicide (one of the officers was with second-degree murder)."It's important that we remember that we can't rely on police to tell us what is a suicide, what is a death at the hands of police," Abdullah said. "So any time someone is in police custody and they die, we're counting those numbers.""- TRANSPARENCY -- ACCOUNTABILITY -- READ MORE ABOUT LAPD'S BUDGET -- READ MORE ABOUT POLICE AND SHERIFF TRANSPARENCY -- READ MORE FROM THE CALIFORNIA REPORTING PROJECT -- WHAT DO YOU WANT TO KNOW? ASK US QUESTIONS -With reporting and contributions by Frank Stoltze, Gina Pollack, and Brianna Lee.Image Credit (top): Chava Sanchez/LAist

By LAist Staff&nbsp;&nbsp;TWITTER&nbsp;&nbsp;FACEBOOK- THE SCOPE -- THE BASICS ON THE BIG ONES -- THE JAILS -- SHERIFF FUNDING -Supervisor , you owe residents $30M for body worn cameras. Please post the transaction publicly tomorrow, no strings and no excuses. The world is watching.-- Alex Villanueva (@LACoSheriff)- LAPD FUNDING -- USE OF FORCE -- HOW MANY PEOPLE HAVE BEEN KILLED BY POLICE IN L.A.? -Minneapolis police initially told the public that George Floyd died after a "medical incident." It was only after bystander footage was released that it was considered a homicide (one of the...

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