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LAPD Officers Investigated over Alleged Racist, Derogatory Comments
LOS ANGELES, CA – The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) has placed a group of officers assigned to its recruitment office on administrative leave,
LAPD officers under investigation for alleged racist, derogatory comments on audio recording, chief says
The involved officers have been “assigned to home” without police powers, LAPD Chief Jim McDonnell said during a Tuesday Board of Police Commissioners meeting.
LA Times Today: Secret recordings reveal LAPD cops spewing racist, sexist and homophobic comments, complaint alleges
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After tapes reveal racist and sexist comments, LAPD watchdog demands investigation
Police Chief Jim McDonnell promised the department was taking the matter seriously but cautioned city laws prohibit the outright firing of officers without due process.
LAPD expediting investigation into racist remarks, Chief McDonnell says
The accused officers have been removed from their posts with “no police powers,” the LAPD chief said. In light of a whistleblower’s complaint that alleged racism and discrimination by officers within the Los Angeles Police Department,
‘We’re going to end up in the L.A. Times.’ LAPD officers’ alleged racist comments were secretly recorded
Secret recordings have sparked multiple investigations and led some officers to be removed from the department’s recruitment office.
LAPD investigation into racist, sexist, homophobic comments
An LAPD investigation into racist, sexist, homophobic comments has been launched amid an LA Times article exposed their behavior.
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LAPD officers accused of making racist and sexist remarks in recruiting office; mayor calls it 'outrageous'
"The officers involved have been assigned to their homes, with no police powers, pending a full and thorough investigation. Let me be clear — there is absolutely no place in the LAPD for racism ...