Bumped into the corrupt LA City Councilman Curren Price.
01.10.2025 22:13 — 👍 36 🔁 6 💬 0 📌 1@filmthepolicela.bsky.social
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Bumped into the corrupt LA City Councilman Curren Price.
01.10.2025 22:13 — 👍 36 🔁 6 💬 0 📌 1Brad Sherman and Laura Friedman got some for voting “present” like cowards.
23.09.2025 00:14 — 👍 38 🔁 2 💬 3 📌 0Confronted Congressman Ted Lieu and Congresswoman Judy Chu for voting to honor Charlie Kirk.
22.09.2025 23:12 — 👍 164 🔁 48 💬 24 📌 7I don’t know. Something weird about dressing up in IDF garb and taking pictures with IDF soldiers.
Absolutely not the person I want overseeing the police commission.
Karen Bass has nominated someone that dresses his family in IDF uniforms to be on the LAPD Commission.
The IDF has no oversight or accountability. Why would we want someone who idolizes them to oversee the LAPD?
LAPD Commission Meeting:
My complaint against the Chief was scheduled for closed session discussion.
I let the commission know if they don’t sustain it I’m coming to their community to shame them. If you don’t like it, then complain to DA Hochman. He can get some, too.
Confronting Karen Bass over her HYPOCRISY.
Her officers commit the same abuses she condemns in Trump’s police.
Confronted Karen Bass about her Hypocrisy.
She criticizes Trump’s cops for doing the same thing her cops do.
We talk about LASD gangs, but not LAPD. Vasquez was wearing this gang pin. From command staff source:
“Vazquez is the Sergeant 2 in charge of Hollenbeck gangs. They love to wear their Speedy Gonzalez look alike pin. Disrespectful to uniform and community. The very reason it is not authorized.”
Notice how this “supervisor” removed his serial number from his helmet. He refused to ID himself — all while he violates a TRO.
Thankfully through WatchTheWatchers.net I was able to find him.
The most frustrating part, is that I had repeatedly noted that the LAPD had handled the press well last night until that point. LAPD even approached this photographer to let her know she could get closer. And we gave them space when requested.
Then some lunkheads got involved.
Forcing press to leave during a dispersal order is a violation of state law (1st pic), violation of a federal restraining order (2nd pic) and violation of LAPD’s own policy (3rd pic).
Also note how LAPD’s policy says press does not have to be in designated media areas.
To show you how ridiculous this was, here is where the protest line is. It’s so far away you can’t even see anything. Yet the control freaks insisted we couldn’t even stand there. They wanted us to stand where we could see NOTHING.
03.09.2025 00:11 — 👍 38 🔁 5 💬 1 📌 0On July 10, the federal restraining order was issued. The LAPD was required to inform all personnel within three days.
The Chief sent out this email last week informing all personnel, again, about the restraining order and press’ rights at protests.
The LAPD still violates it.
LAPD sergeant Vazquez falsely claimed press are NOT exempt from dispersal orders — a direct violation of both California law (PC 409.7) as well as a federal restraining order.
He said the federal restraining order “didnt matter right now.” He then refused to ID himself.
You’ve spent $450M on Inside Safe and only permanently housed 1,144.
It’s a huge failure.
Jfc, to avoid being confronted, Mayor Bass and her team abruptly broke out in the middle of the meeting while someone was speaking.
Very disrespectful and all around pathetic.
Asked LA Deputy Mayor Zach Seidl if the mayor has anything to say about the LAPD violating the federal restraint order.
His response: “I don’t believe so”
Help my guy out if you can.
21.08.2025 00:32 — 👍 18 🔁 10 💬 1 📌 1Greetings all! I absolutely hate doing this, but I’ve been unable to successfully work or process invoices for the majority of the last several weeks due to a fractured rib sustained during a protest on August 8th.
I could use some help.
www.gofundme.com/f/help-sean-...
LAPD Commission Meeting:
Confronted the Police commissioners about staying silent for two months as the LAPD violated a federal restraining order.
A federal judge has issued a restraining order barring the LAPD from beating up and unlawfully detaining press.
No one at the Commission mentioned that. Like it’s no big deal.
The LAPD noticed the Commissions’ silence, and immediately went out and beat the press, again.
Sent an email to the LAPD Commission about the uses of force and detainment of press.
The broken rib and face lacerations meet the definition of “categorical use of force” and need to be treated as such—including release of bodycam within 45 days.
If the L.A. mayor won't control them, then she is no better, or worse, than Trump
18.08.2025 19:44 — 👍 23 🔁 5 💬 0 📌 0Video evidence shows LAPD officers attacking media which violated state law, a court issued restraining order, and disregarded the department’s own policies.
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Hi everyone! I’ve unfortunately been diagnosed with a likely rib fracture from the hospital. Likely it occurred on Friday, August 8 during a protest where I was in the middle of asking for a PIO/supervisor.
As is clear in the video, I waited for a moment for a break in the line moving forward.
On the day she hit the pedestrian.
15.08.2025 05:51 — 👍 35 🔁 3 💬 2 📌 0Esther is an influencer.
She should add “reimburse the taxpayers of LA” to her Amazon wishlist.
The City of LA got sued because LAPD officer Esther Eunhae Lee hit a pedestrian.
We just settled for $885,000.
More LAPD liability payments that are crushing our City’s finances.
LAPD Media Policy:
“An LAPD News Media Identification Card is not required to be considered a member of the media. If the individual is acting in a manner consistent with gathering, receiving, or processing information for communication to the public, they should be considered media.”