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Fairmont State bashes Alderson Broaddus 101-67 in return following 2-week hiatus

Fairmont State bashes Alderson Broaddus 101-67 in return following 2-week hiatus
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occupied homes are up in Los Angeles. Scroll down to see the dangerous rise in gun violence gripping our city and demand a plan from the Police Commissioners to Keep LA Safe! Shooting Victims Homicides Shots at Occupied Homes Demand a Plan from the Police Commissioners to Keep L.A. Safe Police Commissioner

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For years, California police agencies have rejected almost every racial profiling complaint they received

For years, California police agencies have rejected almost every racial profiling complaint they received James Queally, Ben Poston © (Genaro Molina / Los Angeles Times) Police agencies across California upheld 49 racial profiling complaints from 2016 to 2019, less than 2% of the roughly 3,500 allegations filed, a Times analysis found. Above, a man is handcuffed in South Los Angeles last year while police search the car in which he was riding. (Genaro Molina / Los Angeles Times) The more time attorney Chris Martin spent in handcuffs on a February night in South L.A. earlier this year, the more it became obvious to him why he was being detained.

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California police agencies largely reject racial profiling complaints

Print The more time attorney Chris Martin spent in handcuffs on a February night in South L.A. earlier this year, the more it became obvious to him why he was being detained. Martin the 32-year-old director of legal services for Black Lives Matter Los Angeles was driving to a mentoring program when he came upon what he described as a “police perimeter.” He asked if he could go through. Instead, he said, officers asked him to exit his vehicle. Within minutes, Martin said, he was frisked and handcuffed. The officers said they were looking for a shooting suspect described only as a “Black man in dark clothing.” They offered no further reason for the stop, Martin said.

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