LAPD officers involved in Keenan Anderson death found out of policy
Several Los Angeles police officers broke department policy when they grappled with and used a stun gun on Keenan Anderson, the Police Commission ruled Tuesday.
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Several Los Angeles police officers broke department policy when they grappled with and used a stun gun on Keenan Anderson, the Police Commission ruled Tuesday.
The LA Board of Police Commissioners determined some of the actions of two LAPD officers violated department policy in the Jan. 3 incident that preceded Keenan Anderson's death.
A commission is set to decide whether to take disciplinary action against five police officers who were involved in the death of Keenan Anderson.
The Los Angeles Board of Police Commissioners found the actions of five officers involved in Keenan Anderson's death, particularly the repeated use of a Taser and the use of pressure on Anderson's neck, did not fall within department policy.