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Crime In Los Angeles By L. Ray

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1 Crime In Los Angeles By L. Ray

2 Crimes and percent of change

3 Watts Riot August 11, 1965 34 Killed 1032 people injured
4000 people arrested 600 Buildings damaged $35 million in damages

4 Rodney King Riots 1992 Rioting Looting Assault Arson Murder 53 Injured
5 National guardsmen injured

5 Crips and Bloods Rivalry gangs 40 year span Causes Poverty Segregation
Family breakdown Parental incarceration

6 Compton Most dangerous city in the U.S. Gang violence Crips Bloods
Latino Gangs Gun violence rampid

7 How you can help Join the Los Angeles Police Foundation
Make a donation to honor or memorialize a friend, relative or colleague Contribute to the Lori Gonzalez Scholarship Fund for students entering the field of law enforcement Support events such as the True Blue gala at Paramount Studios

8 Los Angeles Police Foundation 515 S
Los Angeles Police Foundation 515 S. Flower Street, Suite 1680 Los Angeles, California Phone: Fax:

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