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A woman called 911 to report that her boss was being held up at gunpoint in the parking lot during a situation involving shots fired near 45 Great Southern Blvd, near the Franklin County auto title bureau office on the city’s far south side.
In a span of 25 hours, three men of color died after encounters with Los Angeles police officers. Could a change in tactics long asked for by activists have prevented the deaths?
Today, we talk about the incidents, the aftermath — and what’s next. Read the full transcript here.
Host: Gustavo Arellano
Guests: L.A. Times investigative crime reporter Richard Winton and L.A. Times metro columnist Erika D. Smith
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LAPD’s repeated tasing of teacher who died appears excessive, experts say
On episode 21 of Inside the Village, Frisco and Scott talk about the tragic shooting that claimed the lives of two South Simcoe police officers. Our guest is Peter Leon, a retired OPP officer who now works as the communications coordinator for the police service in Barrie, where the funeral for the two constables will take place on Oct. 20. In a wide-ranging interview, Leon talks about the dangers of policing, why no call is “routine,” and what went through his mind when he first heard about the shooting.
This week, we’re speaking to Algernon D’Ammassa. Algernon is an investigative and enterprise reporter for the Sun-News. We’re talking about the recent Yacone family tragedy — in which local restaurateur Bob Yacone is accused of killing his wife, Kimberly, before engaging deputies from the Doña Ana County Sheriff’s Office in a shootout that left him injured.
As is often the case in situations like this, official information trickled out at a relatively slow pace. Meanwhile, in the newsroom, we were beginning to put the pieces together much more quickly.
Apart from the tragedy itself, the situation raised a number of ethical questions and prompted many conversations in our newsroom. It was important that our reporting be thoughtful, and that decisions be deliberate. This week, we’ll talk to Algernon about how he approached his coverage of this story — and his coverage of Bob Yacone through the years.
READ MORE: Forghedaboudit chef Bob Yacone's bizarre behavior documented before wife's homicide
In this week’s episode, we’re speaking to Justin Garcia, who covers public safety for the Sun-News. We’re returning to a familiar topic — talking about the number of police shootings in Doña Ana County this year.
We’ll speak in depth about the most recent shooting. It happened on the afternoon of Aug. 2, after Las Cruces police responded to a shoplifting call at a gas station. Over the next hour, the situation escalated and ended abruptly with 36-year-old Presley Eze killed by a police officer.
It was at least the fifth police shooting within Doña Ana County this year. Does this point to a trend? And, if so, what does it mean?
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A mass shooting is an incident of targeted violence carried out by one or more shooters at one or more public or populated locations. Multiple victims (both injuries and fatalities) are associated with the attack, and both the victims and location(s) are chosen either at random or for their symbolic value. The event occurs within a single 24-hour period, though most attacks typically last only a few minutes. The motivation of the shooting must not correlate with gang violence or targeted militant or terroristic activity. * (2022 The Nelson A. Rockefeller Institute of Government)
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The Kim B. Davis Show featuring Eric Harp, certified professional fitness trainer and educator discusses the benefits of water aerobics, swimming, and using water as resistance.We talk about water exercises vs. land exercises and the benefits of weights. We chat about current events. There is a lot happening get caught up with us.
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Democrats and progressives helped Alex Villanueva rise to power back in 2018, excited about his left-leaning campaign promises. But that support did not last long. The sheriff has been criticized over his response to issues including homelessness, COVID-19 and police brutality, as well as transparency and reinstating fired deputies.
The Sheriff Civilian Oversight Commission, a sitting county supervisor and the Democratic Party have called for him to step down. He’s up for reelection next year, and he doesn’t agree with the criticism.
Today, we run a condensed version of a conversation Villanueva had on “Los Angeles Times Today” with host Lisa McRee.
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Column: Sheriff Villanueva is angry — at elected officials, at the L.A. Times, at lawlessness
‘Running against the woke left’: Can Sheriff Villanueva’s shift to the right work in L.A.?
Op-Ed: Villanueva’s bogus Venice ‘outreach’ is just a cover for criminalizing homelessness
Why won't this issue go away? It seems there's a difference in messaging between Kaepernick himself and his supporters. What's actually motivating the whole controversy and are any claims justified?
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The Kim B. Davis Show featuring Shanay Watson-Whittaker, political strategist discusses Policing in Black America. We talk about the Derek Chauvin guilty verdict, the filming of police brutality, and how we can push back against the abuse of power. Join the conversation.
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00:02:38- Derek Chauvin verdict
00:13:47- Ma'Khia Bryant shooting
00:35:18- Biden militarizing police/police reforms
01:02:20- Lt. Nazario police encounter
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01:30:31- Woke Christians
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