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May 25, 2017
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An Orange County sheriff's lieutenant said Tuesday that 68 boxes with 30 years of information about informants have not been fully examined, which prompted a judge to question the diligence of sheriff's officials dealing with the ongoing informant scandal. The judge said he is underwhelmed by the efforts to comply with his discovery order.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SANTA ANA — An Orange County sheriff's lieutenant said Tuesday that 68 boxes with 30 years of information about informants have not been fully examined, which prompted a judge to question the diligence of sheriff's officials dealing with the ongoing informant scandal.
"I am underwhelmed by the level of diligence so many years after my first discovery order," said Orange County Superi...
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