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Chief Michel Moore said detectives are investigating whether the recording made last year was made illegally

The police union said the report was written to "elicit a more punitive approach" and it omitted context about legitimate reasons panels might have for recommending a lesser penalty

The department set up a trust fund to provide assistance with medical bills, groceries and other necessities for the couple and their two boys

The officer, who inadvertently killed a teenage girl when he shot at an assailant, was justified in firing his weapon once, but was wrong to keep shooting

This one-year, paid position places talented people in mid-career within the highest levels of the federal government – here’s why first responders should apply

It's the first review under a new law that requires an evaluation after a cop shoots and kills an unarmed person

Investigators said the victim "didn't have the apparent intent to harm" officers with the weapon

The recordings took place at the offices of the L.A. County Federation of Labor, which has called the leak "illegal" and vowed to have those involved prosecuted

Video shows police restrain the suspect, who appeared to be holding a pair of swords

Officers initially attempted to pull over the suspect for driving in the wrong direction when he fled

LAPD leaders explore the agency's efforts to integrate wireless and fiber with legacy information systems over the past four years

The report counters claims made by the officer's mother, who has alleged her son was beaten in a scenario meant to “simulate a mob”

Jurors found the sharing of the digitally-altered photo of a bare-breasted woman made to resemble Capt. Lillian Carranza created a hostile work environment

“When things get heated, ask yourself one important question: ‘Do you want to be right, or do you want to be hurt?’”

Veteran LAPD IA investigator Marlon Marrache discusses the inner workings of an internal affairs unit