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California sheriff’s department apologizes for ‘offensive and inappropriate social media post’ on Iran situation
Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department officials on Sunday said there were no known threats locally in response to the U.S. military attacking nuclear sites in Iran — but the department’s message on social media was later withdrawn over “offensive and inappropriate” language, the agency said.
Chief Jim McDonnell wrote that officers faced dangerous, fluid, and violent conditions "when demonstrators began throwing ...
That individual should be fired immediately and then investigated to find out what drove them to write these messages,” wrote ...
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The chair of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department Civilian Oversight Commission — the top watchdog for the law ...
A suspect wanted in connection with a homicide in Los Angeles was found and arrested in Kings County by the Kings County ...
Los Angeles County residents are being asked to speak out on their interactions with deputy gangs within the sheriff’s ...
Journalists covering protests in LA are shot with rubber bullets, harassed and assaulted by law enforcement, and tear gassed ...
FBI investigators said the Mexican Mafia members allegedly tried to kill the rapper inside the LA County Jail.
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