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LAPD renews, expands some automatic license plate reader systems (opens the original)
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The Los Angeles Board of Police Commissioners Tuesday approved the LAPD's new 10-year, $235 million contract with the police technology company Axon Enterprise to have more than 1,600 patrol car cameras with automatic license plate reader capabilities. The board also gave the greenlight to the police department so it can participate in a test program to begin attaching surveillance cameras to street lights around the city to collect even more license plate data. Stream San Diego News for free, 2
Ex-LAPD officer Clifford Proctor indicted in 2015 on-duty killing outside Venice bar (opens the original)
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A grand jury indictment was unsealed Monday against former LAPD officer Clifford Proctor, who was previously charged with murder for the 2015 on-duty killing of Brenden Glenn outside a bar in Venice. The indictment alleges Proctor personally used a gun to kill Glenn. The shooting of the homeless man followed a dispute non the Venice Beach boardwalk in the seaside Los Angeles County community. Stream Los Angeles News for free, 24/7, wherever you are. After the indictment was unsealed, the judge a
Officer in surreptitious recordings case says he thought ‘LAPD would have been proud of me’ (opens the original)
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The LAPD officer who made surreptitious recordings of other officers he said in a lawsuit were making racist, homophobic, and sexist remarks while working in a recruiting office, said this week he believed he was “doing the right thing” by collecting evidence of misconduct and presenting it to internal affairs investigators. “I thought the LAPD would have been proud of me,” Daniel Flores told NBC4 Investigates in an on-camera interview. “To be honest I thought they would have looked at me as an
Retrial Set in Palisades Fire Arson Case (opens the original)
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The man accused of causing the Palisades fire pleaded not guilty Wednesday to revised federal arson charges that allege he ignited a smaller fire days earlier that reignited in intense winds six days later. Jonathan Rinderknecht entered the pleas in the 9th floor courtroom at US District Court in Downtown LA, the same courtroom that hosted his first trial on similar charges that ended with a hung jury earlier this summer. Stream Los Angeles News for free, 24/7, wherever you are. Rinderknecht was
Nick Reiner trust fund fight may hinge on state's Slayer Statute (opens the original)
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The dispute over Nick Reiner’s demand for access to a portion of a trust fund established by his parents, who he’s accused of murdering, may focus on the ‘Slayer Statute,’ a California law that bars a person from receiving the benefits of a trust – if that person intentionally kills another person who created the trust. Reiner pleaded not guilty last week to a newly unsealed grand jury indictment that charges him with the December 2025 murders of Rob and Michele Reiner, and further alleges Nick
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