LA County Sheriff Robert Luna announced a new policy Tuesday that will ban deputy’s participation in law enforcement gangs and hate groups. Luna said he worked tirelessly on the new policy ...

Deputy gangs in LASD have operated secretively "like the Mafia," watchdog says 04:34. The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department announced a new policy Wednesday that bans gangs among deputies in ...

Sheriff’s Department announces long-awaited policy banning deputy gangs Nearly two years after taking office, Sheriff Robert Luna rolled out a new policy banning membership in so-called deputy ...

Topline: The L.A. County Sheriff’s Department announced Wednesday a policy banning deputy gangs — an issue that has challenged the department for decades.

Los Angeles County residents are being asked to speak out on their interactions with deputy gangs within the sheriff’s department.   The L.A. County Sheriff Civilian Oversight Commission (COC) has ...

a clique based in the Industry sheriff's station. A report released by the Civilian Oversight Commission last year suggested that at least a half-dozen deputy gangs or cliques were active in the ...

The sheriff, who was elected in 2022 on a promise to eradicate the department of deputy gangs, hailed his new policy as “a big step forward” to changing the culture of the department.

Community defense organizers argue that LA’s sanctuary laws aren’t enough to keep their immigrant neighbors safe.

The Los Angeles County Sheriff Civilian Oversight Commission is inviting members of the public to fill out a brief online ...

The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department’s leadership continues to make progress on proposals meant to root out deputy gangs and cliques, but the agency hasn’t settled on policies that ...

Los Angeles County Sheriff Robert Luna’s bid for reelection next year will not go uncontested. Challenging Luna for that seat will be a member of his own department. Lt. Oscar Martinez, a 16 ...

“The real problem in the Sheriff’s Department is this 50-year code of silence,” Inspector General Max Huntsman told LAist. “These groups are secretive. It's not written down on paper anywhere.