Lawyer for officer charged over recording racism at LAPD slams D.A.'s handling of case
First publishedAug 10, 19:51 UTC
Last updatedAug 10, 22:24 UTC · 9m ago
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LAPD Officer Daniel Flores pleaded not guilty Monday to 16 counts of felony eavesdropping, and his lawyer accused Dist. Nathan Hochman of making "a desperate effort to save face" with a motion last week that sought to justify the prosecution of man who documented racist remarks by his peers.
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- LAPD Officer Daniel Flores pleaded not guilty Monday to 16 counts of felony eavesdropping, and his lawyer accused Dist. Nathan Hochman of making "a desperate effort to save face" with a motion last week that sought to justify the prosecution of man who documented racist remarks by his peers.
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Lawyer for officer charged over recording racism at LAPD slams D.A.'s handling of case
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