By Stephen Yagman
At long last, a federal consent decree to reform the Los Angeles Police Department is at hand. Nine long years after Warren Christopher and his commission took up Mayor Tom Bradley's charge to investigate the LAPD because it was "facing a crisis of confidence," Mayor Richard Riordan and LAPD Chief Bernard C. Parks have thrown in the towel and see...
At long last, a federal consent decree to reform the Los Angeles Police Department is at hand. Nine long years after Warren Christopher and his commission took up Mayor Tom Bradley's charge to investigate the LAPD because it was "facing a crisis of confidence," Mayor Richard Riordan and LAPD Chief Bernard C. Parks have thrown in the towel and see...
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