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crime1d ago

Latest: eight thefts targeting building sites have occurred in the Palisades this month, per an LAPD email.
Officials say darkness around job sites aids thieves, with limited evening lighting noted by police.
Residents are urged to harden targets with cameras and solar lights while crews secure sites.
Homeowners say police responsiveness falls short, prompting private security use.
The thefts are occurring as residents rebuild from last year’s fires, intensifying community concerns.
Residents report multiple incidents involve large quantities of building materials and copper wire.
Community leaders call for stronger enforcement and public awareness as cases rise.
Some residents describe the thefts as a government failure requiring action.
Local builder notes theft may be linked to subcontractor pay issues, complicating the picture.

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LAPD-affiliated nonprofit funding helped pay for upgrades like computer systems, body cameras and drones.
Founder's events gave donors access to senior LAPD officials at private gatherings.
Some foundations arranged perks for donors, including fast-tracked concealed-carry permits.
A planned Porsche charity ride with police escorts was canceled amid concerns about using taxpayer resources.
Officials say donations are subject to public approval, but oversight is limited.
The Times identified about 100 nonprofits linked to LAPD support, with some organizations suspended for noncompliance.
Critics warn private money can influence policing and raise accountability concerns.
LAPD officials describe booster involvement as common and beneficial for equipment and morale.
The Times traced Stearn’s fundraising claims and noted inconsistencies with official records.
Some charities faced compliance issues, including suspension for failure to file tax returns.

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crime3h ago

Police shut down the Encino party last weekend amid complaints of fights and noise from neighbors.
Neighbors say the events draw hordes of partygoers and create a sense of danger in the neighborhood.
Promoters describe the events as a full 'Day + Night' experience, claiming pool party vibes and mansion energy.
The house is listed as a 4-bedroom, 6-bathroom mansion constructed in 1993, with recent listings and value cited by locals.
Neighbors want accountability from the owner if the neighborhood cannot be respected.
KTLA 5 reported neighbors’ concerns about ongoing disturbances tied to the mansion parties.
The promoters claimed the events would offer ‘pool party vibes’ for attendees.
The property was previously listed for rent at $19,500 a month before the listing was pulled.
Neighbors believe the owner should face consequences for repeated disturbances affecting families nearby.
The ongoing parties have drawn attention from local officials and media coverage.
The story notes that the party promoters advertised a luxurious, glamorous image despite local concerns.

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