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During the first half of this year, the department confiscated 863 ghost guns

An ATF investigation and the LAPD's after-action report revealed calculation errors

The six LAPD employees suing include individuals “who could not assert a medical or religious exemption”

FN’s 509 MRD-LE went head-to-head against several competitors in a 20,000 round endurance test

911 callers had described the man as "screaming and harassing people" with "what looks to be a pistol"

When the city council cut $150 million last year, they were warned that many officers would end up working overtime anyway

Police union leaders say they have "questions and concerns" as to how the ordinance will impact cops

The gun made it through a rigorous testing process that proved the weapon’s accuracy and durability, the manufacturer said

Salvador Sanchez, 32, was charged with manslaughter and two counts of assault with a firearm related to an off-duty confrontation in 2019

The dozen or so units respond to at least 26 calls a day, some of which take hours to resolve, officials said

The surge comes as the more infectious Delta variant spreads across Los Angeles County

Attorney William Briggs argued that the city needs more sworn officers to keep residents safe

Officer Michael Silva says he as at times felt "in between" — commiserating with both but feeling judged on all sides

Two groups clashed over the weekend, leading police to declare an unlawful assembly