According to LAPD policy, officers are only allowed to deploy 40mm “less-lethal” launchers when there is an immediate threat to public or officer safety, or when failing to act risks a situation spiraling into deadly force.
It comes as video, obtained by The Post, shows LAPD using the non-lethal weapons while under fire from protestors using fireworks against them ... The judge cited multiple incidents involving LAPD ...
Cellphone video showed the officers wielding batons and shoving people down before hauling someone away on what the LAPD later said was a felony arrest warrant ... An LAPD spokesman said two separate internal reviews of the incident are underway.
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The demonstrators tore the signs off the truck, and attacked the driver, who drove toward a group of LAPD officers ... During non-business hours or on weekends, calls should be directed to 1-877-LAPD-24-7 (877-527-3247).