Which Way, L.A.?
The Chief, the Investigator and the Politicians
After months of silence, LA City Council members now say they're "appalled" and "disgusted," by the unfolding corruption scandal at the LAPD. County Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky says, "this is the worst thing ever, a moral issue [that's] undermining our way of life." Here are the latest developments in this fast-moving story. Can the existing Police Commission institute needed reforms or is there a need for outside influence...either temporary or permanent? Guests include Chief Bernard Parks, Inspector General Jeff Eglash, City Council members Joel Wachs and Mike Feuer, County Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky, activist Madison Shockley, and scholar Erwin Chemerinsky.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readAfter months of silence, LA City Council members now say they're "appalled" and "disgusted," by the unfolding corruption scandal at the LAPD. County Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky says, "this is the worst thing ever, a moral issue [that's] undermining our way of life." Here are the latest developments in this fast-moving story. Can the existing Police Commission institute needed reforms or is there a need for outside influence...either temporary or permanent? Guests include Chief Bernard Parks, Inspector General Jeff Eglash, City Council members Joel Wachs and Mike Feuer, County Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky, activist Madison Shockley, and scholar Erwin Chemerinsky.
