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    Which Way, L.A.?

    Are LAPD Officers Trying to Hide Something?

    At this week's meeting of the LA Police Commission, questions were raised about officers removing 72 out of 160 antennas on video cameras mounted on police cars to monitor their behavior. That's both to discourage police misconduct and protect the cops themselves from false claims of abuse.

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    By Warren Olney • May 10, 2014 • 1 min read

    At this week's meeting of the LA Police Commission, questions were raised about officers removing 72 out of 160 antennas on video cameras mounted on police cars to monitor their behavior. That's both to discourage police misconduct and protect the cops themselves from false claims of abuse. Most of the tampering occurred in the Southeast Division, where the LAPD once was regarded as an occupying army. When it occurred, last summer, Chief Charlie Beck did not order an investigation and didn't immediately tell the Commission. Steve Soboroff is the Commission Chairman.

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      Warren Olney

      former KCRW broadcaster

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      Katie Cooper

      Producer, 'One year Later'

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      Kareem Maddox

      Three-on-three basketball player in the final stages of qualifying for Olympics; former KCRW intern

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      Caitlin Shamberg

      KCRW

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      Steve Soboroff

      Los Angeles Police Commission

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    1. 0:00Are LAPD Officers Trying to Hide Something?You’re reading this
    2. 10:28Food Truck Safety: Public Health Problem or False Alarm?
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