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LA Sheriff's Officers Union Pushes Back against FBI Investigation
On Monday, 18 LA sheriff's officers were arrested and charged with federal crimes. The highest ranking were Lieutenants Gregory Thompson and Stephen Leavins. They both were part of an alleged conspiracy to obstruct an FBI investigation of county jails.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readOn Monday, 18 LA sheriff's officers were arrested and charged with federal crimes. The highest ranking were Lieutenants Gregory Thompson and Stephen Leavins. They both were part of an alleged conspiracy to obstruct an FBI investigation of county jails. Brian Moriguchi is President of the LA County Professional Peace Officers Association, the deputies' union. He says their arrests were "some sort of message."
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1 of 3LA Unified Sends Teachers to 'Teacher Jail'- 0:00LA Sheriff's Officers Union Pushes Back against FBI InvestigationYou’re reading this
- 7:10What Happens When It's the Teacher Who's in Detention?
- 22:34Kobe Bryant Returns to the Lakers