In a searing report, the team tasked with overseeing the beleaguered federal settlement agreement between the Department of Justice and the L.A. County Sheriff’s Department over racial profiling allegations sounded the alarm on an unfolding “crisis.”
That agreement grew out of findings from a two-year DOJ investigation which found that deputies routinely racially profiled Black residents in the Antelope Valley.
“Our time and experience here has shown that the lack of consistent involvement by executive leadership — both in meetings and on a daily basis moving the enormous amount of work of Department personnel — has proven to be debilitating,” they wrote.“[W]e continue to find progress being waylaid by unnecessary obstacles and inexplicable internal LASD delays."Two years ago, they flagged a federal judge on the lack of progress towards the settlement goals.
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