Los Angeles may soon surpass even New York as the municipality with the costliest force in the nation. That's because a dirty little Los Angeles Police Department secret at the Rampart Station has exploded into the biggest police corruption scandal to hit L.A. in decades. As things stand today, several civil rights cases will be filed. There's "credible" information that Rampart cops took part in at least two "dirty shootings" that resulted in three injuries, a death and an innocent man sent to prison.
October 13, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
There’s an automated teller machine in the Rampart Station of the Los Angeles Police Department. It’s open to the public 24 hours a day in a poor, Latino neighborhood completely bereft of banks.
The ATM is a nice convenience in a battered section of town used to neither nice nor convenience. But it is not the only part of the Rampart Station — or the entire LAPD, for that matter — that spits out money.
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