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The Los Angeles Riots: Independent and Webster Commissions Collections

3. City-Wide Population Arrests and Use of Force by Descent

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3. 1. Community Attitude Study; Compiled Responses, 1992-10-05 (1 of 2) A survey analyzing how residents from South Central Los Angeles feel about the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD), 1992 October 5. PART OF A SERIES: In addition to interviewing law enforcement personnel and elected officials, the Webster Commission also solicited the opinion of community members during the course of its investigation. Toward this end, the Commission organized a series of community meetings in several Los Angeles neighborhoods, which provided the average citizen an opportunity to express his/her concerns regarding the riots and the adequacy of law enforcement's response. Included in the series are summaries and transcripts from several of these meetings, as well as surveys and questionnaires that captured the communities' perceptions of police-community relations within Los Angeles.
Contents of this tag:
Contents of this tag:
3. 1. Community Attitude Study; Compiled Responses, 1992-10-05 (1 of 2) A survey analyzing how residents from South Central Los Angeles feel about the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD), 1992 October 5. PART OF A SERIES: In addition to interviewing law enforcement personnel and elected officials, the Webster Commission also solicited the opinion of community members during the course of its investigation. Toward this end, the Commission organized a series of community meetings in several Los Angeles neighborhoods, which provided the average citizen an opportunity to express his/her concerns regarding the riots and the adequacy of law enforcement's response. Included in the series are summaries and transcripts from several of these meetings, as well as surveys and questionnaires that captured the communities' perceptions of police-community relations within Los Angeles.