In the wake of nationwide demonstrations for racial justice and an end to police violence, Loyola Marymount University conducted a survey of Los Angeles residents to gage public  opinion of the LA Police Department. Some of the survey’s key findings - collected in the fall by LMU’s Center for the Study of Los Angeles - were presented during today’s meeting of the LA Police Commission.  

Guest: 
Fernando Guerra, founding director of LMU's Center for the Study of LA

In the wake of nationwide demonstrations for racial justice and an end to police violence, Loyola Marymount University conducted a survey of Los Angeles residents to gage public&nbsp; opinion of the LA Police Department. Some of the survey&rsquo;s key findings - collected in the fall by LMU&rsquo;s Center for the Study of Los Angeles - were presented during today&rsquo;s meeting of the LA Police Commission.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Guest:&nbsp;
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<li>Fernando Guerra, founding director of LMU's Center for the Study of LA</li>
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