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NEWS > 26 December 2007

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LA police take blame for clash
Los Angeles police have blamed their own poor communication and training for the use of excessive force to break up an immigration rally in May.
A police department report released on Tuesday said officers on the scene had not been trained in crowd control.

Lack of communication with commanders also meant officers on the ground were left to their own devices.

Hundreds of people were hurt when police beat unarmed protesters and fired rubber bullets at the crowds.

Tens of thousands of people demonstrated in Los Angeles on 1 May as part of a national day ... Read more

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Did Idaho Police Cadets Go Ove

The leader of the Idaho State Police Academy has disavowed the slogan adopted by his most recent graduating class. What was the slogan? Well, the class of 43 graduates came up with quote: "Don't suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder — go out and cause it."

Each class at the Idaho police officer training academy is allowed to choose its own slogan, which is eventually printed on its graduation programs.

A county sheriff who attended the graduation earlier this month pointed out the slogan to the academy's director — Jeff Black — just minutes before the ceremony began. Black was shocked and called the class motto "inappropriate." Black said that all future slogans will be vetted.
 

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