Michael Moore

Los Angeles Police Department Chief

Los Angeles Police Department Chief

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“We welcome the conversation in reexamining what are the activities that we actually have law enforcement responsible for?

LAPD Chief Michel Moore on ‘defunding the police,’ use of deadly force, and gang database

“We welcome the conversation in reexamining what are the activities that we actually have law enforcement responsible for?

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