LAPD chief accused of feeding personal data to anti-police activists: 'Bounty on our officers'
https://www.foxnews.com/us/lapd-chief-accused-of-feeding-personal-data-to-anti-police-activists-bounty-on-our-officersThousands of photos, names and other personal information for police in Los Angeles were released to an anti-police group that has published the material on a website — sparking a complaint against the city's top cop from the officers' labor union.
The information's release endangers police across the city and exposes undercover cops, the union claims, though the group said the information is public information and doesn't include private addresses.
"This site just went up a day or two ago and puts a bounty on our officers," Robert Rico, general counsel for the Los Angeles Police Protective League (LAPPL), told Fox News Digital on Thursday. "We are going to court to try and get it taken down and have sent cease-and-desist demands to Google and Twitter."
A police abolitionist group called Stop LAPD Spying Coalition was able to obtain records for all police officers in the city through a public records request and then posted the information on a website titled Watch the Watchers.
There is a mole in LAPD. It is none other than LAPD Chief Michel Moore.
