Police Records Destruction
Summary
Inglewood's plan to destroy police records is causing a stir. Critics are calling it a cover-up, worried that crucial information will be lost forever.
At a glance
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Impact analysis
Who knows what this will cost us down the line if important evidence disappears?
Honestly, it feels like this benefits anyone who doesn't want certain past actions to see the light of day.
The public loses out on transparency and accountability when records are destroyed.
Mentions & discussions (3)
A California city plans to shred years of police records before a new law makes them public
A California city plans to shred years of police records before a new law makes them public vox.com
Transparency advocates decry California city's plan to destroy police records instead of making them public
Transparency advocates decry California city's plan to destroy police records instead of making them public Fox News
Southern California city to destroy police shooting records
Southern California city to destroy police shooting records The Mercury News
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