ACLU of Southern California Responds to LAPD Changes in CRASH Unit
Friday, March 3, 2000
The thirty day suspension of CRASH unit activities and transfer of CRASH personnel are positive – but inadequate – steps in restoring confidence in the operations of the LAPD. Fundamental change is what is essential.
The ACLU renews its call to city leaders to create an independent blue-ribbon commission that can look at the systemic problems throughout the department, with a procedure in place to ensure that changes are actually implemented. The problems are structural and cultural. Piecemeal change is not the answer.
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