Press Play with Madeleine Brand
LAPD Chief considers clearing old bench warrants for homeless people
LAPD Chief Michel Moore tells the LA Times he’s open to the idea of clearing old bench warrants for the chronically homeless.
By Madeleine Brand • • 1 min readLAPD Chief Michel Moore tells the LA Times he’s open to the idea of clearing old bench warrants for the chronically homeless. These warrants are issued when people don’t show up for court dates -- something that is common for homeless people who rack up a lot of minor violations.
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2 of 5Trevor Noah on his brand of political comedy- 0:00The opioid death toll, and why fentanyl has become the drug of choice for Mexican drug cartels
- 9:11LAPD Chief considers clearing old bench warrants for homeless peopleYou’re reading this
- 14:52How Trevor Noah uses comedy to affect politics
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