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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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After being charged with providing material support to terrorism and attempting to use of a weapon of mass destruction, Mark Steven Domingo will face sentencing in early November.
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The deputies — shot and wounded in their parked car last year — are suing the manufacturer of the "ghost gun" used by the man charged with attacking them.
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In a highly unusual move, Attorney General Rob Bonta announced Monday that his office has filed voluntary manslaughter charges against Salvador Sanchez for the off-duty killing of a man who had intellectual disabilities inside a Corona Costco in June 2019.
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Facing an Oct. 27 deadline, the recall campaign has collected less than one-third of the nearly 580,000 signatures it needs — and by its own estimation it will need 800,000 signatures, since a certain portion are typically rejected.
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The families of Kisha Michael and Marquintan Sandlin still hope to see the Inglewood police officers who shot them face criminal prosecution.
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The Sheriff's Department released deputy body-worn camera footage of the fatal shooting, several months after it occurred and a day after the Ordaz family announced it had filed a federal lawsuit.
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The report recommends a new vision for public safety at USC, and it also says calls about mental health or homelessness should go to another USC campus office.
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A lawsuit has been filed by the family of a man fatally shot by an L.A. sheriff's deputy who mistook the black COVID mask he was holding for a gun.
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The lawsuit names four deputies who were on scene and accuses them of being “negligent,” “careless” and “using unjustifiable lethal force.”
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The L.A. City Council asked the City Attorney to ensure that affected families are compensated for injuries and property damage. A representative from the City Attorney’s office said it’s received 145 claims so far.
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An independent discipline panel and a demand for access to all body worn camera video: L.A. Supervisors seek ways to force oversight on a recalcitrant Sheriff Villanueva.
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Buck, a fixture in West Hollywood politics and a gay rights activist, could spend the rest of his life in prison for providing drugs that led to the overdose deaths of two men at his apartment.
