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The Rebecca Grossman Case and How Scott Erickson May Have Walked Away From a Double Homicide

They built the Rebecca Grossman case the way LA County builds most politically convenient prosecutions: choose the villain first, then build the investigation around that conclusion until the paperwork looks like proof.

January 27, 2026

News·Rebecca Grossman

“Slow Your Roll”: How Sheriff Robert Luna and the LASD are Manufacturing the Illusion of Falling Crime Rates

“Crime is down.” That was the message Sheriff Robert Luna delivered to the Civilian Oversight Commission on January 22nd, 2025, wrapped in percentages, charts, and carefully framed statistics meant to reassure a

January 24, 2026

LASD·News·Politics

LASD Internal Affairs Investigators Accused of Perjury and Obstruction of Justice in Botched Prosecution of East LA Deputies

On the eighth floor of the Hall of Justice, where LASD executives are supposed to police the department with integrity and justice has exposed a disturbing portrait of corruption, abuse of authority,

January 23, 2026

LASD·News·Uncategorized

“Crime is Down” Say LA County Officials – New String of Armed Robberies Rattles Calabasas Commons and Westlake Village

Calabasas is used to be a safe bubble. The Kardashian utopia where the biggest threat was Santa Ana winds, not a man walking up to a woman in the middle of a

January 22, 2026

LASD·News

LA City Law Enforcement Will Be Virtually Non-Existent by the Olympics: Why LAPD is Experiencing a Drastic Staffing Decline

Los Angeles loves a shiny narrative. We are the global capital of reinvention, the city that can host the world, solve anything with a branding campaign, and produce an inspirational montage out

January 21, 2026

Investigations·LAPD·News·Politics

Tunnel Vision or Misconduct? The Choices That Shaped the Rebecca Grossman Conviction

Wrongful convictions are rarely the result of one dramatic lie told in open court. They are more often built quietly, early, and methodically, before a jury is ever seated. They begin in

January 20, 2026

News·Rebecca Grossman

Deputies Express Outrage Online and in New Anonymous Just A Deputy letter: “I Will Not Enforce this Ordinance Against Federal Officers”

Los Angeles County’s Board of Supervisors has now formally approved an ordinance aimed at establishing so-called “ICE-free zones” on county property, a move being sold as community protection but already teetering into

January 16, 2026

LASD·News·Politics

Sheriff Luna’s Deadly Silence Ignites LASD Chaos: Hiring Pro-ICE Steve James While Lindsey Horvath Orders Sheriff’s Deputies to Arrest Federal Agents

In the swirling chaos that is Los Angeles County politics, Supervisor Lindsey Horvath’s reckless and potentially illegal orders are putting Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department (LASD) deputies directly in harm’s way. In

January 16, 2026

LASD·News·Politics

LA County’s “ICE-Free Zones” Ordinance: A Reckless Move That Puts Sheriff’s Deputies in the Crosshairs

In a unanimous vote drenched in virtue-signaling and contempt for federal authority, the LA County Board of Supervisors approved a motion to draft an ordinance establishing so-called “ICE-free zones” on county-owned property.

January 15, 2026

LASD·News·Politics

Controlled Conviction: How Missing Evidence, a Silenced Second Vehicle, and Civil Testimony Are Unraveling the Rebecca Grossman Verdict

The Rebecca Grossman prosecution has been marketed as a clean morality play. A wealthy defendant. Two dead children. A “slam dunk,” according to the prosecution. A conviction wrapped in grief, sealed in

January 13, 2026

LASD·News·Rebecca Grossman

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