David Krumer

Los Angeles Police Department

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Sergeant with the Los Angeles Police Department and its liaison to bicyclists

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The LA City Council recently passed an  ordinance  giving bicycle riders the chance to sue automobile drivers for threatening them, harassing them or trying to force them off the…

Bicyclists vs. Motorists on the Streets of LA

The LA City Council recently passed an ordinance giving bicycle riders the chance to sue automobile drivers for threatening them, harassing them or trying to force them off the…

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