Are Police Dogs Racist? And Undercover Police Officers' Photos Accidentally Released

What a major screwup. In response to a public records request, Los Angeles Police Department released every officer's name, rank, serial number, and photograph, including officers, working undercover operations involving gangs, cartels, and narcotics. LAPD Chief Moore apologized to the officers and admitted that the department mistakenly provided the photos of the officers.  And Assemblymembers Corey Jackson (D-Perris) and Ash Kalra (D-San Jose) introduced Assembly Bill 742, which would ban"the use of police dogs for arrests, apprehensions, and crowd control," citing racial bias and trauma.