Andy Neiman

Los Angeles Police Department

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Commanding officer of Los Angeles Police Department media relations

Andy Neiman on KCRW

Friday  morning, LAPD Chief Charlie Beck and Mayor Eric Garcetti presented statistics for the first half of this year.

New Statistics Report an Uptick in Crime in Los Angeles

Friday  morning, LAPD Chief Charlie Beck and Mayor Eric Garcetti presented statistics for the first half of this year.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

The LAPD says a small group got "out of control" in the Crenshaw District last night, breaking windows, attacking a TV crew and storming a Walmart store.

Keeping the Peace and Allowing the Outrage

The LAPD says a small group got "out of control" in the Crenshaw District last night, breaking windows, attacking a TV crew and storming a Walmart store.

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In the aftermath of Monday's Boston Marathon bombing, nobody can ignore the issue of crowd safety.

Security at CicLAvia This Weekend

In the aftermath of Monday's Boston Marathon bombing, nobody can ignore the issue of crowd safety.

from Which Way, L.A.?

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