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Emily Elena Dugdale
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Former Senior Reporter, Criminal Justice
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An early morning knock on the door at Lacey's home led to a brief standoff in which her husband pointed a gun at a protester and threatened to shoot her. The DA later said her husband was "profoundly sorry."
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George Gascon and Rachel Rossi hope to ride a wave of progressive candidates who have won district attorney elections around the country.
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She touts her support of bail reform and mental health diversion, while taking heat for pursuing the death penalty and almost never prosecuting cops who shoot civilians.
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Lacey is seeking a third term against two challengers: former San Francisco DA George Gascon and former public defender Rachel Rossi.
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Listen to our radio profile of DA candidate George Gascon.
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Listen to our radio profile of self-described "underdog" DA candidate Rachel Rossi.
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The evening offered voters a chance to hear from the candidates on record in a race that has garnered national attention, as this is the latest — and largest — battleground in a national push to get reformist DA's elected. It was also an emotionally charged night, with the audience disrupting the proceedings several times.
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George Gascon and Rachel Rossi staked out positions to the left of incumbent DA Jackie Lacey, who argued both of her challengers are unqualified.
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Reform candidates George Gascon and Rachel Rossi seek to oust incumbent DA Jackie Lacey in the March 3 primary.
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Deputies would be required to turn on their cameras during any interaction with the public.
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The UC Irvine study found that combat exposure is almost as likely to cause grief as it is to lead to PTSD.
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UC Irvine conducted one of the first studies on grief among those who served in the military.