Editorial: Homeless people are dumped all the time — Burbank Police just got caught
Do cops leave people lying on the sidewalk? That was the question a member of Los Angeles City Council President Paul Krekorian’s staff heard from a security guard who walked into the North Hollywood district office Thursday. The reason for the query soon became clear. The guard had security-camera video of a Burbank Police Department vehicle pulling up to the curb outside Krekorian’s office ...
by Los Angeles Times Editorial Board, Los Angeles Times
Jun 12, 2024
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Do cops leave people lying on the sidewalk?
That was the question a member of Los Angeles City Council President Paul Krekorian’s staff heard from a security guard who walked into the North Hollywood district office Thursday.
The reason for the query soon became clear. The guard had security-camera video of a Burbank Police Department vehicle pulling up to the curb outside Krekorian’s office on Lankershim Boulevard earlier that morning. In the footage, the officers can be seen getting out and
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