A complaint reviewed by The Times accuses officers of voicing open discrimination against potential recruits and colleagues ...

LOS ANGELES, CA – The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) has placed a group of officers assigned to its recruitment office ...

Requests for a copy of the report filed with the LAPD and an attorney representing the anonymous complainant went unanswered. The Times report names four officers — Lt. Louis Lavender, Sgt. Denny Jong ...

When news of this complaint broke, LAPD Chief Jim McDonnell removed a lieutenant, a sergeant and four officers from the recruiting unit, saying he was “deeply disappointed” by the reports.

the LAPD confirmed it initiated an investigation of four officers who allegedly made racist and sexist remarks while working with new recruits. Chief Jim McDonnell initially removed a lieutenant ...

They are the civilian bosses of the Los Angeles police, tasked with oversight of ... initial investigation into the remarks had led to a lieutenant, a sergeant and two officers being placed ...

Investigators believe fireworks were behind a fiery explosion at a home in Pacoima which left a man in critical condition ...

"We truly do believe that there is somebody who knows vital information that could help bring closure and some sense of justice to the family and loved ones of Emmery," said LAPD Lt. Ryan Rabbett.

"We truly do believe that there's somebody who knows vital information that could help bring closure and some sense of justice to the family and loved ones of Emmery," said LAPD Lt. Ryan Rabbett.