PHOENIX – While California is considered a progressive state, local law enforcement conduct has been veiled by some of the strongest privacy protections in the country. Attempts at greater transparency are being stymied by police departments and unions.

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California law enforcement agencies have hindered transparency efforts in use-of-force cases

by Tyler Dedrick, Cronkite News
March 29, 2024

<h1>California law enforcement agencies have hindered transparency efforts in use-of-force cases</h1>
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California law enforcement agencies have hindered transparency efforts in use-of-force cases

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March 29, 2024

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