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Another week of chaos as LA police commission meeting drowned out by shouts of ‘killers’ ‘pigs’

The Los Angeles Police Commission meeting was again disrupted by protesters, underscoring ongoing tensions between demonstrators, the LAPD, and media coverage.
Protesters labeled the LAPD as a 'cartel' and challenged accountability amid the volatile session, signaling deep mistrust of police leadership.
The session reviewed the LAPD's revised pre-textual traffic stop policy adopted in 2022, framed as a bid to curb bias while preserving intervention when warranted.
Commissioners demanded a detailed staffing breakdown, focusing on the department’s 333 reserve officers and how they support patrols amid shortages.
Officials warned that individuals impeding proceedings could be removed as chaos persisted during the meeting.
Public comment deteriorated into profanity and personal attacks, reflecting the heated tone of the protest.
Several attendees wore anti-police shirts, intensifying the confrontation and signaling deep polarization around policing issues.
The Inspector General’s update centered on traffic stop policy and its effect on public trust in the LAPD.
Media access and camera safety were briefly contested as protesters disrupted the session amid chaotic dynamics.
The session highlighted broader safety and conduct rules, noting that interruptions can lead to removal to preserve orderly proceedings.

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