On this episode of Our American Stories, American culture looks different depending on where you stand, and the same is true for law enforcement. Sergeant Bob Alaniz, a former LAPD officer best known for helping track down the “Night Stalker,” explains how the East and West Coasts developed two very different approaches to policing.

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<p>On this episode of Our American Stories, American culture looks different depending on where you stand, and the same is true for law enforcement. Sergeant Bob Alaniz, a former LAPD officer best known for helping track down the &ldquo;Night Stalker,&rdquo; explains how the East and West Coasts developed two very different approaches to policing.</p>
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Why East Coast and West Coast Policing Developed Differently

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