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Investigation into a Deputy-Involved Shooting Leads to Another Colossal Failure by Sheriff Luna

On Thursday, July 18th, civil attorney Bradley Gage held a press conference in his office in the San Fernando Valley. His stated purpose of the presser was to provide an update on

July 20, 2024

LASD·News

Public and Private Wildfire Detection Strategies Increase as Early Fire Season Begins in SoCal

Although Southern California suffered through massive flooding throughout much of the winter thanks to an active El Nino weather pattern, the soaked hillsides did not do much to thwart the beginning of

June 21, 2024

FireWire·News

Probation Supervisor Files $10 Million Dollar Claim Against the County Naming LASD Lieutenant for Unlawful Detainment, Federal and State Rights Violated

A Los Angeles County Probation Supervisor filed a notice of intent to sue this week for damages sustained during an incident at Los Padrinos Juvenile Facility in February. Supervising Detention Services Officer

June 8, 2024

LASD·News

The Circus Continues at LA DA: Is Diana Teran Still Employed Despite 11 Felony Charges? Sources Say Secret Grand Jury Currently Convening in the Case

According to multiple sources within the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s office, Assistant District Attorney Diana Teran, who was charged with 11 felony counts on April 24th, is allegedly still employed and

June 7, 2024

News·Politics

Station Tattoos and the LASD – The Ultimate Red Herring

“Red Herring:” a clue or piece of information that is, or is intended to be, misleading – Oxford Languages I think most everyone would agree that it’s been a rather tumultuous year

May 14, 2024

LASD·News·Politics

What’s to Be Done When Your Sheriff has Decided FAILURE IS AN OPTION?

“I can accept failure…but I can’t accept not trying.” – Michael Jordan Is he really even trying? Everything I’ve seen and heard over the past year and a half regarding the

April 21, 2024

LASD·News·Politics

As LA County Civil Oversight Commission Criticizes Former Sheriff Alex Villanueva, OIG Max Huntsman Under Investigation by the California Attorney General

Max Huntsman is a pivotal figure in the sprawling metropolis of Los Angeles County, where governance and oversight intersect. Appointed as the Inspector General (OIG) for Los Angeles County, Huntsman’s role

April 15, 2024

News·Politics

Failure to Recognize Failure

Crushing Overtime Requirements Within the LASD Are Still the Name of the Game “Things are going to get a lot worse before they get worse.” – Lily Tomlin It has been over

April 15, 2024

LASD·News·Politics

Another Day, Another Deceptive Story About an LA County Deputy

The War on Cops has Become a War on the Truth ”In war, truth is the first casualty” – Aeschylus (524-455 BC) If anyone has any lingering doubts about whether or not

April 6, 2024

LASD·News·Politics

Despite the County’s War on “Deputy Gangs”, LA Sheriff Continues to Promote Tattooed Executives

After much resistance while he was Undersheriff during the previous administration, Tim Murakami finally appeared in front of the Citizen’s Oversight Commission to testify under oath regarding deputy cliques and subgroups within

April 4, 2024

LASD·News·Politics

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