TARZANA : Panelists to Discuss Police Reform Plan
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Advocates and opponents of a plan to change the City Charter to reform the Los Angeles Police Department will square off tonight at a town hall meeting sponsored by the Tarzana Property Owners Assn.
The panelists addressing Proposition F on the June 2 ballot will include outgoing Police Chief Daryl F. Gates, Christopher Commission Chairman Warren Christopher, City Councilman Marvin Braude and businessman Donald H. Clinton, owner of Clifton’s Cafeterias. Gates and Clinton oppose the measure, while Christopher and Braude are sponsors.
Bill Rosendahl, vice president of Century Cable, will moderate.
The meeting will be held at El Caballero Country Club, 18300 Tarzana Drive, Tarzana. Helen Norman, the homeowner association’s publicity chairman, said the association has taken no official position on the measure and the meeting was scheduled as an informational event.
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