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Emily Elena Dugdale
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Former Senior Reporter, Criminal Justice
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Supervisors also voted to create buffer zones between gun stores and areas like schools and parks, along with more regulations for stores selling weapons.
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The civil rights organization cites detainees chained to chairs for days in filthy conditions with no access to toilets, among other abuses.
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Correctional health workers and incarcerated people are dealing with a myriad of recent health and safety issues that have shut down in-person visitation at the jail.
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The transportation shortage has wreaked havoc on courtroom schedules.
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Justin Flores was on probation at the time of the shooting, but he had only been contacted by probation staff six times in 16 months.
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L.A. County probation was supposed to ditch the spray in 2020. It says that hasn’t happened because of funding and staffing shortages.
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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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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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Health officials say they’ll expand access as they get more doses.
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The Sheriff’s Department is not saying why Deputy Daniel Acquilano is no longer a school resource deputy at Lancaster High. Internal records show he is on desk duty.
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The inspector general's report rebukes false claims by the sheriff's department that a joint investigation by LAist and ProPublica was “a very entertaining piece of fiction.”
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A Sheriff’s Chief said she transferred 15 deputies from the East L.A. Station last fall partly because of “a couple of use of force incidents.”