Los Angeles, United States (Local)
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Lexis-Olivier Ray's coverage is heavily focused on local crime, government announcements, and legal policy regulation in Los Angeles. Based on the themes covered, he may be interested in pitches related to crime trends, policing policies and practices, homelessness issues, legal proceedings and court cases within the area.
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By: Lizbeth Solorzano, Lexis-Olivier
Since 2019, the city of L.A. has paid out more than $430 million in liability claims related to policing, according to Los Angeles City Controller Kenneth Mejia's office. More than 40 percent of those payouts are listed as “civil rights/excessive force” claims.
By: Lexis-Olivier, Lizbeth Solorzano
It's small things, like noticing his nose in his vision, or misjudging the distance of objects, that serve as reminders that he's not getting his vision back.
The physician argued that Los Angeles is “farming homelessness” in MacArthur Park. Welcome to L.A.
By: Lexis-Olivier Ray
“Sign right there,” LAPD Officer Lockhart ordered. “If you don’t sign, you go to jail, it’s simple.”
By: Lexis-Olivier
A tasty meal and cold beer hits differently when you've just narrowly avoided arrest, even if you're covered from head to toe in a chemical substance banned in warfare.
"It's completely broken. And it's by design," LAPD critic William Gude said in a thundering voice. "It is designed to be slow."
