RAZA ON THE STREET: Latinos share views on LA Sheriff’s department, changes they would make
Beth Cayetano for RAZA ON THE STREET.
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CALÓ NEWS hit the streets to talk to Latino LA County residents about the upcoming June 7 election for Sheriff, how LASD treats Latinos and what can be done to improve service.
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