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LAPD officers James Christopher Nichols and Luis Gustavo Valenzuela were charged today with rape under color of authority for their acts on the job over a course of years from 2008 to 2011 by the Los Angeles County district attorney.
But that wasn’t all.
The pair of Hollywood narcotics detectives were charged with forcible rape, and oral copulation under color of authority for using their badges to manipulate women who were informants or suspects into performing sexual acts with the cops, while they were on paid duty.

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The Los Angeles Police Department is facing legal action for shooting an unarmed man in the head and leaving him with a collapsed skull, blindness and crippled.
Walter DeLeon waved a towel in his hands to flag down help in his neighborhood, when he encountered the two officers last summer.
DeLeon exchanged a few words and was quickly shot by LAPD officer Cairo Palacios on a Friday evening.
The horrifying and bloody viral video first posted to twitter on June 19th, 2015 by a witness.

An award to provide an incentive for cops to find peaceful conflict resolutions has been met with harsh criticism by a local police union.
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And we caught it all on video.The post #BlackLivesMatter Activists Openly Discriminated Against by LAPD Police Commission appeared first on The Anti-Media.

By Jennifer Lynch | EFF | September 16, 2015 Next week the Department of Justice will likely decide whether to issue a grant to the Los Angeles Police Department to purchase 700 body-worn video cameras. Because LAPD’s body camera policy fails to ensure accountability and transparency and would, in fact, hide almost all camera footage […]

The LAPD, which has killed more people this year than any other police department, is trying to remove the last shred of accountability still in place.
The post As LAPD Killings Soar, Police Commission Trying to Remove Last Shred of Accountability appeared first on The Anti-Media.

By Carlos Miller | PINAC | August 15, 2015 In another case of mistaken identity that could have turned deadly, Los Angeles police held a pregnant woman at gunpoint while ordering her out of her pickup truck, making her walk to the middle of street with her hands in the air and yelling at her […]

Press TV – April 8, 2015 Activists from across the US state of California gathered in the city of Los Angeles to protest police brutality amid ongoing anger over police violence and racial profiling in the country. The activists marched in downtown Los Angeles on Tuesday to protest hundreds of police killings of minorities since […]

By Matt Agorist | The Free Thought Project | March 11, 2015 Los Angeles, CA — Following the shooting of a homeless man in LA’s Skid Row last week, controversy arose over why the three LAPD officers pulled their triggers. Chief Charlie Beck said that the video showed ‘Africa,’ the man killed by police, reach […]