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Merritt Siblings Vanish Near Joshua Tree – Family is Asking for the Public’s Assistance

UPDATE 9/27/2020 5;27 p.m.: Merritt siblings were found and are safe. Three siblings from Brooklyn, New York who made a cross country trip together vanished near Joshua Tree National Park family members

September 27, 2020

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Kamala Harris’s Historical Run for VP Will Not Overshadow Past Political Choices – Denying Justice to Mitrice Richardson

Editor’s note: The Current Report contributor Dr. Ronda Hampton outlines Kamala Harris’s role in the investigation against the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department in the death of Mitrice Richardson after she was released

August 19, 2020

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Finding Mitrice: The 10 Year Anniversary Of The Day We Learned Her Fate

Editor’s Note: It was a long agonizing 11 months before family, friends and the Malibu community, ultimately learned the fate of Mitrice Richardson, who had gone missing after the Malibu/Lost Hills Station

August 9, 2020

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COVID Party Reporting Aimed at Discrediting LASD Backtracks After Media Participates in “Cancel Culture” Campaign Shaming Law Enforcement

The civil uprising associated with George Floyd’s death by a Minnesota police officer, and the on-going protests nationwide, have bolstered the Cancel Culture movement (a form of on-line group shaming) against law enforcement

August 4, 2020

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Crisis Management: Sheriff Villanueva Solidifies Multiple Unit Commander Positions During State of Emergency

Sheriff Alex Villanueva, who has shown exemplary leadership during the pandemic and the current civil uprising, made another extraordinary move in the name of public safety, promoting three Lieutenants who were in

June 4, 2020

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Soft Opening Scheduled Wednesday for L.A. County Beaches

L.A. County officials announced Monday, May 11th, the long anticipated and controversial issue of re-opening L.A. County Beaches. Health officials outlined the first phase where physical distancing and wearing masks while participating

May 12, 2020

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Bikers Be Aware: Famed Hang-out Neptune’s Net Closed by County Until New Strategy to Handle Crowds Is In Place

Since the beginning of the Covid-19 lockdown, famed biker hang-out Neptune’s Net has been at the center of local coronavirus controversy. The popular tourist destination on PCH at County Line, where Malibu

April 29, 2020

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Sheriff Addresses BOS regarding Budget and Promotions

During a live virtual Board of Supervisors’ (BOS) meeting held on Tuesday, April 28, 2020, Sheriff Alex Villanueva addressed the BOS motion regarding the partial release of $143.7M in appropriated funds that

April 29, 2020

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Coronavirus: While COVID-19 Infections Continues to Climb in Prisons, Overall Crime Declines in L.A. County During Shutdown

As California officials scramble to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus in prisons, outbreaks have flared up at two crowded California prisons, confirming the worst fears of prisoner families and advocates

April 22, 2020

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Covid-19 Shutdown: Surfing Is Not A Crime, But Trespassing Is. Stiff Penalties Issued In SoCal

While Huntington Beach continues to remain open to surfers during the Coronavirus shutdown, L.A. County beaches are closed “until further notice” Sheriff Alex Villanueva tells The Current Report. Editor’s Note: Ventura County

April 17, 2020

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