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The Los Angeles Police Protective League sued the owner over publishing officers' photos and putting out a “bounty” on them

"It is the goal of this lawsuit to have Mr. Sutcliffe's threats removed from Twitter or from wherever else so that there are no individuals out there who act upon (his) promise to pay people essentially to kill police officers."

The "Watch the Watchers" website posted photos of over 9,300 LAPD personnel, including undercover officers

Chief Michel Moore and two recruitment officers will talk about working for the department after baseball

Mayor Karen Bass visited the officers in the hospital and said they were concerned about their fellow officers more than themselves

The suspected shooter was described as a violent felony suspect

Opposition has grown, with many critics pointing to problems the NYPD had with their robot dog

Officers hit suspect several times with bean bag rounds and used a TASER twice but they did not have any effect

The man was taken into custody after he made violent threats to security staff at an apartment building and people outside

Police believe the suspect, who had firearms aimed at a park, was in the stages of planning an attack and praised those who reported his suspicious behavior

“The flag, to me, presents the honor, valor, dedication and sacrifice of LE to protect our communities, but that view is not universally held,” Chief Michel Moore said

Known informally as the "bounce program," it allows the chief of police to bring retired officers back for up to a year

It will now be a violation for an officer to have a blood-alcohol level of 0.04% or higher while armed

The union that represents LAPD officers blasted it as "irresponsible," warning it will invite harm toward public officials and those attending City Council meetings

In one of the officer-involved shootings, the chief said officers failed to call for a specially trained mental health team during an interaction with a man in crisis