The Los Angeles Police Department is currently investigating more than 80 complaints of officer misconduct that arose during recent protests, with over half related to allegations of excessive force. The Professional Standards Bureau is actively reviewing reports generated by citizens and internal observations. Chief Jim McDonnell has committed to evaluating the department's actions amidst criticisms of heavy-handedness, which resulted in injuries to 52 officers. A dedicated internal task force is examining body-worn camera footage and conducting witness interviews to assess these complaints.
As of Friday, the Los Angeles Police Department is investigating 86 incidents related to officer misconduct during last month's protests, with 59 cases involving possible excessive force.
The LAPD's response to protests has faced criticism for being heavy-handed and indiscriminate, leading to lawsuits from protesters and press advocacy groups.
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