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Hackers ridicule LAPD on USC digital traffic sign
An electronic sign near USC whose display was changed to flash inappropriate messages about the Los Angeles Police Department was unlocked and the message altered using a control panel, the USC police chief said Thursday. Various pictures of the sign...Tags: University of California, Santa Barbara, Government, Politics, Electronics, Safety of Citizens
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Suspect surrenders after pursuit, gunfire and standoff in Carson
A man who allegedly shot at police during a pursuit then barricaded himself in a Carson home surrendered Tuesday morning, police officials said. Members of a Los Angeles Police Department SWAT team fired gas projectiles into the home Monday night during...Tags: Shootings
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SWAT fires gas into home with armed man inside, LAPD says
Members of a Los Angeles Police Department SWAT team were firing gas projectiles into a home Monday night after an hours-long standoff with a convicted felon who was allegedly armed with a gun, authorities said. The suspect refused repeated commands...
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After Dorner claim, other fired LAPD cops want cases reviewed
In the wake of Christopher Dorner's claim that his firing from the Los Angeles Police Department was a result of corruption and bias, more than three dozen other fired LAPD cops want department officials to review their cases. The 40 requests, which...
Tags: Racism, Justice System, Unions, Career and Workplace, Crime, Law and Justice
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Spider-Man performer steals $6,000 on Hollywood Boulevard
A web of LAPD officers searched Monday for a Spider-Man performer in full costume who snatched $6,000 on Hollywood Boulevard. The unidentified street performer made off with $6,000 from a Starline Tours operator as the worker left a company office...
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LAPD's 'magic number' of 10,000 officers losing some luster
In 1989, then-Los Angeles Councilman Zev Yaroslavsky unveiled an audacious plan to boost the city police force by more than 25% to 10,000 officers. He couldn't have imagined that city leaders would chase that goal for nearly a quarter of a century...
Tags: Zev Yaroslavsky, Cocaine, Justice System, Antonio Villaraigosa, Elections
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Mayor leaves L.A. in better shape than he found it
I couldn't have imagined saying this a few years ago, but I wish Antonio Villaraigosa could run again for mayor of Los Angeles. You can look at broken promises and judge the mayor a flop: too many potholes, and not enough cops. But I think his...
Tags: Antonio Villaraigosa, Elections, Politics, United Negro College Fund, CicLAvia
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Two shot on South L.A. street corner; gunman flees
Police are investigating a shooting on a street corner South Los Angeles on Sunday night that left two men in the hospital, one of them in critical condition. The men were standing at Vermont Avenue and 66thStreet when another man approached on foot and...Tags: Shootings
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1 killed, 2 wounded in early morning L.A. shootings
One person was killed and two others were wounded in three separate shootings Monday morning in Los Angeles, including at a Hollywood nightclub. "There’s been a lot of shootings this morning," said Los Angeles police officer Christopher No. The...
Tags: Bars and Clubs, Lifestyle and Leisure, Dining and Drinking, Shootings
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40 dismissed LAPD cops want cases reviewed after Dorner
In the wake of Christopher Dorner's claim that his firing from the Los Angeles Police Department was a result of corruption and bias, Chief Charlie Beck vowed to reexamine the cases of former officers who believed they had been wrongly expelled from the...
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Local, federal agencies investigate Leimert Park church fire
A special task force of fire, police and federal agencies is investigating a church fire that erupted early Friday at a Leimert Park church. The fire was reported before 2 a.m. at Bethesda Temple Church of the Apostolic Faith on Crenshaw Boulevard....
Tags: Arson, Religion and Belief, FBI, Los Angeles Fire Department, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives
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Leo Branton Jr. dies at 91; civil rights lawyer defended Angela Davis
Leo Branton Jr., a civil rights and entertainment lawyer whose stirring defense of '60s radical Angela Davis brought him his most celebrated victory in a six-decade career often spent championing unpopular cases, died of natural causes Friday in Los...
Tags: Justice System, Justice and Rights, Teachers, U.S. Supreme Court, Entertainment
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