Police lawsuits have cost L.A. nearly half a billion dollars since 2019, new data show

Los Angeles Times - Oct 9, 2026

The rise of multimillion-dollar "nuclear verdicts" involving the Los Angeles Police Department has caused payouts over officer misconduct, traffic accidents and workplace discrimination to soar in recent years, according to a Times analysis of data from the city attorney's office.

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Watch live: Trump to honor Elon Musk, tech leaders at science summit

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