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LAPD chief bans “Thin Blue Line” flag from department use

LAPD chief bans “Thin Blue Line” flag from department use

January 26, 2023

Los Angeles Police Chief Michel Moore has banned the use of the “Thin Blue Line” flag from department use after receiving a complaint from a community member that the flag […] Read More

Pretextual stops for minor traffic violations down across Los Angeles in months after new policy

Pretextual stops for minor traffic violations down across Los Angeles in months after new policy

November 29, 2022

Pretextual stops for minor traffic violations are down across Los Angeles after a new policy passed in March that limits the circumstances under which officers can make them. According to […] Read More

L.A. adds speed bumps to 6th Street Viaduct to prevent street racing

L.A. adds speed bumps to 6th Street Viaduct to prevent street racing

August 3, 2022

Los Angeles’ recently opened 6th Street Viaduct now has speed bumps to prevent illegal street racing on the bridge. The viaduct has attracted several takeovers — illegal gatherings for street […] Read More

LAPD cuts back on proactive policing with new policy

LAPD cuts back on proactive policing with new policy

February 9, 2022

The LAPD is moving away from proactive policing with a new policy that will end minor traffic stops in an effort to reduce “bias.” Chief Michel Moore announced in a […] Read More

L.A. law enforcement ramps up security for Super Bowl LVI

L.A. law enforcement ramps up security for Super Bowl LVI

February 8, 2022

The LAPD and other law enforcement agencies have increased patrols around the city of Los Angeles in preparation for Super Bowl LVI between the Los Angeles Rams and Cincinnati Bengals […] Read More

LAPD to audit and possibly revise training protocols for use of deadly force after 2021 increase in shootings by officers

LAPD to audit and possibly revise training protocols for use of deadly force after 2021 increase in shootings by officers

January 29, 2022

The Los Angeles Police Department has recently announced they will audit and possibly revise how they train their officers to use deadly force after a sharp increase in shootings by […] Read More

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