Articles from September 2010
Posted by Administrator on September 17, 2010
Both iPad and iPhone have applications that funnel Internet radio broadcasts to their users. The application finds local law enforcement radio traffic and beams it to the iPhone. A friendly citizen heard an officer give his cell phone number to another officer over the police radio. The citizen called the surprised officer on his cell [...]
Categories: Officer Safety |
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Posted by Administrator on September 3, 2010
Attorney Michael Schwartz of Silver Hadden Silver Wesler and Levine, has been representing police officers in uses of force for a long time. He capsulates his advice to officers in how to articulate used of force in a well written and interesting article located at http://www.shslaborlaw.com/node/168. In short, an officer should “lay out 1) what [...]
Categories: Use of Force |
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Posted by Administrator on September 1, 2010
It may not be entirely accurate, but the perception is that the Police Commission has been hell-bent for leather to change the “culture” of LAPD, which refers to the street cop’s treatment of the public. Eight years of Consent Decree enforcement have been directly aimed at this goal. TEAMS II has been created as a [...]
Categories: Board of Rights, Discipline Issues, Warning Bell Article |
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Posted by Administrator on September 1, 2010
Financial Disclosures: Don’t Believe Their Spin; Read What One of Our Experts Declared The federal courts have spoken. The League’s long legal challenge to the LAPD’s financial disclosure policy, as implemented by Special Order No. 20 (2008), came to a close on February 3, after federal district court Judge Gary Feess granted the City’s motion [...]
Categories: Financial Disclosure |
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