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CA: Ex-Deputies Label Leaks a Privacy Invasion

Posted on January 23, 2015June 30, 2025 by Dissent

Matt Reynolds reports:

Former officers from the defunct Office of Public safety have accused the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department of leaking confidential information to the Los Angeles Times, which used it to identify them in series of articles about problem hires.

More than 40 former officers of the Office of Public Safety sued Los Angeles County and the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department in Superior Court on Tuesday.

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