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PERB Finds Duty to Bargain When a Proposed Ordinance Impacts Discipline

By David E. Mastagni and Taylor Davies-Mahaffey In a recent decision by the Public Employee Relations Board (PERB), the Board concluded that the County had a duty to bargain over […] Read More »

Date Posted: February 22, 2022 | Categories: BOLO E-Newsletter, Spotlight News

Have Progressive Policies Led to Increased Crime?

In a news conference in January, LAPD Chief Michel Moore, Mayor Eric Garcetti and other city and LAPD representatives came together to deliver their annual report on crime statistics. In […] Read More »

Date Posted: February 10, 2022 | Categories: BOLO E-Newsletter, Spotlight News

LAAPOA Endorses Traci Park for L.A. City Council

The Los Angeles Airport Peace Officers Association (LAAPOA) is pleased to announce its support and endorsement for Traci Park. Park is running for councilmember of District 11 to succeed Councilmember […] Read More »

Date Posted: February 2, 2022 | Categories: LAAPOA Press Releases, Spotlight News

Supreme Court Again Clarifies Qualified Immunity Protection for Peace Officers

By David E. Mastagni and Taylor Davies-Mahaffey In the recent City of Tahlequah v. Bond decision, the United States Supreme Court revisited the protections officers should receive through qualified immunity […] Read More »

Date Posted: January 26, 2022 | Categories: BOLO E-Newsletter, Spotlight News

Can an Officer Waive Their Own POBR Rights?

By David E. Mastagni, David Demurjian and Taylor Davies-Mahaffey The purpose of the Public Safety Officers’ Procedural Bill of Rights Act is to promote effective law enforcement by maintaining stable […] Read More »

Date Posted: January 11, 2022 | Categories: BOLO E-Newsletter, Spotlight News

Reflecting on Another Year of Challenge and Change

Throughout 2021, LAAPOA was beset with challenges related to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, defunding movement, police reform legislation and numerous other issues affecting the law enforcement profession nationwide — and […] Read More »

Date Posted: December 22, 2021 | Categories: BOLO E-Newsletter, Spotlight News

The Layover With LAAPOA, Episode 2: Getting to Know Sheriff Alex Villanueva

In the latest episode of The Layover With LAAPOA video podcast, LAAPOA President Marshall McClain sits down with Sheriff Alex Villanueva to chat about the sheriff’s rise to becoming Los […] Read More »

Date Posted: December 8, 2021 | Categories: BOLO E-Newsletter, Spotlight News

Good Work, Tulsa International Airport Police

Around midnight on Tuesday, November 30, airport police at Tulsa International Airport returned fire on a shooter located in the airport’s parking garage. The Tulsa Police Department informed the Tulsa […] Read More »

Date Posted: December 2, 2021 | Categories: LAAPOA Press Releases, Spotlight News

Giving Thanks and Staying Safe

With travel restrictions easing and vaccines and other health precautions in place, many Americans are preparing to reunite with faraway friends and family this Thanksgiving. Experts predict that crowds will […] Read More »

Date Posted: November 23, 2021 | Categories: BOLO E-Newsletter, Spotlight News

Vaccine Mandates and the “Defund the Police” Movement: Is There a Correlation?

As vaccine mandates roll out for public employees nationwide, police and the unions that represent them have vehemently pushed back. Law enforcement groups in Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, Baltimore […] Read More »

Date Posted: November 10, 2021 | Categories: BOLO E-Newsletter, Spotlight News

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February is American Heart Month, an important reminder that cardiovascular disease… Read More »

A Cautionary Tale: Refusal of Recommended Surgery Leads to Denial of Deputy’s Disability Retirement

By David E. Mastagni and Taylor Davies-Mahaffey In a significant decision for public… Read More »

New California Laws Affecting Peace Officers in 2026

Nearly 800 laws were passed in California last year, and most of them went into effect… Read More »

Significant Expansions to Workers’ Compensation Protections for California’s Public Safety Employees

By David E. Mastagni and Taylor Davies-Mahaffey The new year is here, which means… Read More »

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