Which Way, L.A.?

LAPD Chief Calling For Reforms

Can 9 million set the Los Angeles Police Department back on track? Tomorrow on WWLA? With the internal probe into the Rampart scandal as yet to be completed, LAPD's Chief Parks has outlined reforms for his department. How are the reforms being received inside and outside the department?

By Warren Olney • Feb 10, 2000 • 1 min read

Can 9 million set the Los Angeles Police Department back on track? Tomorrow on WWLA? With the internal probe into the Rampart scandal as yet to be completed, LAPD's Chief Parks has outlined reforms for his department. How are the reforms being received inside and outside the department?

Warren Olney
former KCRW broadcaster
Frances Anderton
architecture critic and author

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Which Way, L.A.?

LAPD Chief Calling For Reforms

Can 9 million set the Los Angeles Police Department back on track? Tomorrow on WWLA? With the internal probe into the Rampart scandal as yet to be completed, LAPD's Chief Parks has outlined reforms for his department. How are the reforms being received inside and outside the department?

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Which Way, L.A.?

LAPD Chief Calling For Reforms

Can 9 million set the Los Angeles Police Department back on track? Tomorrow on WWLA? With the internal probe into the Rampart scandal as yet to be completed, LAPD's Chief Parks has outlined reforms for his department. How are the reforms being received inside and outside the department?

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