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Dec. 19, 2011
California
Dismay and relief, tempered on both sides by the awareness that “it’s not over until it’s over,” greeted the announcement Friday that the Los Angeles County Grand Jury will not indict any more of the officers who were on hand the night Rodney G.
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Jan. 24, 2012
During what seemed like the Riot of the Week period of the late ‘60s and early ‘70s, police departments around the country learned some painful lessons.
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World & Nation
Law enforcement: Recent slayings of officers lead to shattered perceptions about safety of rural beats.
April 6, 1998
Mark Wilson remembers the disgust he felt four years ago when this city toughened its lighting ordinance, figuring the amended law would only complicate his job as a crime prevention officer with the Tucson Police Department.
April 7, 1985
Opinion
Law enforcement is supposed to use science-based procedures for witness identification and lineups. But many agencies continue practices that can lead to wrongful convictions.
April 24, 2024
Pasadena police will use their half of the $12,000 raised in the annual Fuzz for Funds beard-growing contest--the lowest amount collected in the fund-raiser’s three-year history--to purchase a new police dog.
Feb. 23, 1995
Opinion L.A.
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