Rolando M.   Los Angeles

Posted: 06:10 pm [PST] on July 16 2007

The Federal Conscent Decree has proven to be an expensive useless tool. Millions are being spent to over audit our police department, than to hire and place more personnel in the field to investigate crimes. The real crime here, is that officers of the L.A.P.D. are being allowed to do their job properly because of certain federal "standards" are not met.

detective dave   L.A.

Posted: 11:26 pm [PST] on April 19 2006

The consent decree is a crime committed by Clinton admin anti-police activists to maintain their special interest support and votes. It is an outright power grab. where is the Bush admin leadership in our domestic policies????

david   los angeles

Posted: 11:26 pm [PST] on April 19 2006

the consent decree is a power grab by the clinton admin to handcuff law enforcement and please special interest constituents to continue to vote democrat. It has done severe damage to the law abiding citizens of L.A. and our nation.

Super Sleuth   Orange County

Posted: 10:29 am [PST] on April 17 2006

Under Bratton, the New York Style of corruption and favoritism is again running rampant not only in Rampart.

Shame.

Bill Davis   Arizona

Posted: 07:17 pm [PST] on April 12 2006

What happened to my comments? Too much oversight will drive the LAPD into oblivion. There are over 200 investigators assigned to Internal Affaires. I worked Internal Affaires in the late sixties- 13 investigators. Nuff said!

LEROY BACA   LOS ANGELES COUNTY

Posted: 08:20 pm [PST] on April 05 2006

BILL, HOW ABOUT IT IF WE SWITCH JOBS ? I HAVE DONE ALL THE GOOD I CAN POSSIBLY DO FOR LASO.

Sheriff John   South San Clemente

Posted: 10:46 am [PST] on March 31 2006

Another failed technology plan that has not met the financial goals or time tables. Put the cops on the street and cut the useless red tape. The Chief is being too anal with the taxpayer's money and need to cut the losses and move on.

Jon Armstrong   Bakersfield, CA

Posted: 03:23 pm [PST] on March 30 2006

Scrap the entire Federal program and Chief Bratton

Patrick S.   Downtown L.A.

Posted: 10:47 am [PST] on March 30 2006

This is sort of absurd. If there was the potential for a conflict, it would have been addressed at the time of Bratton's hiring, when the decree was already in full swing.