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One prosecuted a man shot by an ICE officer in South L.A. The other missed court deadlines in another man's detention case.
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Seven years after a court-ordered settlement agreement between the Department of Justice and the sheriff’s department over racial profiling, monitors say the settlement process is in “crisis."
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Sheriff says he'll be a no-show after the commission turns down his demands, including one to cross-examine other witnesses.
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An attorney representing the family of Rob Adams is criticizing police tactics and disputing the claim that he was armed with a gun when an officer opened fire.
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Only a black metal car part was recovered at the scene. The man was taken to a hospital where he was listed in serious condition
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In addition to the sexual assaults he's been charged with, police believe that there may be additional victims dating back to the early 1990s.
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Players in Pasadena's 3-on-3 tournament this past weekend competed for cash and prizes. Organizers’ goal was to get “community members playing ball with gang members.”
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The company is now offering a reward for information to help catch a suspect responsible for a string of robberies.
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The move is prompted by frustration with Sheriff Alex Villanueva's resistance to oversight and other actions.
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The verdict was read Wednesday from an L.A. courtroom.
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Proposition 47 removed the threat of jail time for simple drug possession. Now participation in drug courts is way down.
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One former official says he was told by Sheriff Alex Villanueva's then-chief of staff not to ask questions about the group. The former chief of staff contends they never discussed the Banditos.
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Like many other states, California forbids slavery but allows involuntary servitude for prisoners. A bid to ask voters to change via a constitutional amendment failed in the legislature.
