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California’s Legislature retired for the session without passing legislation to make it possible to strip problem officers of their required state certifications. The measure would remove California from the short list of states that do not have such a process.
The main objection from the various Police Unions was that cops would not make up a majority of the board that made such determinations.
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You see. Only cops can be allowed to decide when other cops are a problem. We can not allow anyone else to decide any such thing.
The main objection from the various Police Unions was that cops would not make up a majority of the board that made such determinations.
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Police help defeat California bill on removing problem cops
Police unions and other law enforcement organizations have thwarted a contentious measure that would have added California to the majority of states that can end the careers of officers with troubled histories.
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You see. Only cops can be allowed to decide when other cops are a problem. We can not allow anyone else to decide any such thing.