Los Angeles County Coroner’s Office rules cop-killer died by suicide
June 19, 2022 EL MONTE, Calif. - The reported gangbanger who shot and killed two El Monte police officers at a California motel last week also killed himself, according to ...
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California police officers killed by impotent injustice system
UPDATE June 19, 2022 EL MONTE, Calif. - The reported gangbanger who shot and killed two El Monte police officers at a California motel last week also killed himself, according ...
9th Circuit Court of Appeals rules two California counties violated Second Amendment by forcing gun store closures during COVID lockdown
SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Two Southern California counties were ruled to have violated the Second Amendment of their citizens by forcing gun shop closures during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to reports. ...
Liberal L.A. County D.A. George Gascon’s chief of staff arrested for public intoxication
LOS ANGELES -- Ultra liberal Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascon's chief of staff was arrested for public intoxication earlier this month, the Los Angeles Times reported Tuesday. Joseph Iniguez, 36, ...
Deputy sheriff’s association pushes back against executive order requiring proof of COVID vaccination
LOS ANGELES -- The Association for Los Angeles Deputy Sheriffs (ALADS) is pushing back against a new executive order, which mandates employees provide proof of full vaccination against coronavirus. The ...
Bodies found in vehicle that plunged off cliff identified as missing teens
LOS ANGELES COUNTY, Calif. -- A pair of teens went missing earlier this month. A few days later an SUV was discovered over a mountain cliff in Southern California. Officials on ...
LA County DA gets ‘no-confidence’ vote from 15 cities as recall efforts mount
LOS ANGELES -- In recent weeks, several cities across Los Angeles County have publicly come out against the divisive, anti-law and order district attorney in the form of no-confidence votes. ...
Supreme Court to Consider Liability For “Provoking” Use of Force
The outcome of Supreme Court Case 16-369 (Los Angeles County, Ca v. Mendez) could pose significant challenges for law enforcement—and police training.
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