Inglewood Police Department Violated Public Records Law
The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) accused the Inglewood Police Department of failing to supply any documents in response to multiple public records requests filed over an extended period.
A judge has ruled that the department systematically violated the state’s public records law by withholding information and failing to comply with disclosure requirements.
"The department did not produce a single document despite numerous requests," the ACLU stated, emphasizing a long-standing pattern of non-compliance.
This ruling highlights serious transparency issues within the department and stresses the need for adherence to public records laws that ensure accountability.
Author’s summary: The Inglewood Police Department was found by a judge to have consistently ignored state public records laws, failing to produce requested documents and undermining transparency.
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