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Opposing AB1178

2025-02-26 16:41:09.159744+01 by Dan Lyke 0 comments

Dear Damon Connolly

I'm writing to oppose the recently introduced Assembly Bill 1178. California already has a problem with bad police officers being unaccountable to the public, moving from department to department. Making it even harder to figure out who the bad cops are, and keep our police departments accountable and upstanding, undermines law enforcement and belief in the justice system.

We need to be working to make law enforcement more transparent and more accountable, not less.

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