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CA appeals court rules suspected deputy gang members don't have to "show their tats"
The order blocks Los Angeles County Inspector General Max Huntsman from asking deputies to show their tattoos and/or reveal the names of others who may have similar tattoos. Huntsman said his ...
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A Citizen Commission May Soon Have the Power to Subpoena the L.A. Sheriff's Department
In recent months, the office of Inspector General Max Huntsman has issued a series of reports highly critical of Sheriff Villanueva’s unwillingness to comply with public oversight, most notably ...
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Spade tattoo revealed in L.A. deputy’s plea revives questions about Lakewood station gang
“Secrecy and exclusivity are prima facie evidence of gang activity in the tattooed groups,” said Inspector General Max Huntsman. “When the department validates this code of silence, we have ...
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Los Angeles sheriff orders deputies to show tattoos, be interviewed about alleged gangs
Los Angeles County Sheriff Robert Luna on Thursday ordered his deputies to submit to interviews by the office of Inspector General Max Huntsman related to alleged deputy gangs, the Los Angeles ...
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Can deputies be forced to show investigators their tattoos? Not yet, says appeals court
A California appeals court said Wednesday that the county watchdog cannot force Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputies to reveal suspected deputy gang tattoos or to answer questions about the ...
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Spade tattoo revealed in L.A. deputy's plea revives questions about Lakewood station gang
“Secrecy and exclusivity are prima facie evidence of gang activity in the tattooed groups,” said Inspector General Max Huntsman. “When the department validates this code of silence, we have ...