Wednesday, July 1
Los Angeles Herald
Sign in
Latest
World NASA Astronauts Repair the Space Station's Robotic Arm in a Seven-Hour SpacewalkPolitics Sherrill Signs New Jersey's Record $60.7 Billion Budget, Her First as GovernorEntertainment Paula Reid, CNN's Chief Legal Correspondent, Expected to Exit Amid the Paramount TakeoverLos Angeles Lancaster Man Convicted of Sex Trafficking and AbuseWorld Archaeologists Uncover an Intact Maya City Hidden in the Mexican JungleBusiness QatarEnergy Extends Its LNG Force Majeure to September, Straining Gas MarketsBusiness Iran Claims It's Selling Oil at a Premium. Analysts Are Skeptical.World UN Chief Warns for Millions of Palestinians as UNRWA Faces a $100 Million ShortfallWorld NASA Astronauts Repair the Space Station's Robotic Arm in a Seven-Hour SpacewalkPolitics Sherrill Signs New Jersey's Record $60.7 Billion Budget, Her First as GovernorEntertainment Paula Reid, CNN's Chief Legal Correspondent, Expected to Exit Amid the Paramount TakeoverLos Angeles Lancaster Man Convicted of Sex Trafficking and AbuseWorld Archaeologists Uncover an Intact Maya City Hidden in the Mexican JungleBusiness QatarEnergy Extends Its LNG Force Majeure to September, Straining Gas MarketsBusiness Iran Claims It's Selling Oil at a Premium. Analysts Are Skeptical.World UN Chief Warns for Millions of Palestinians as UNRWA Faces a $100 Million Shortfall

Topic: accountability

A Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department patrol vehicle.
Los Angeles
Wednesday, 7/1, 01:48 AM

L.A. County to Pay $9.6 Million to the Family of a Compton Man Killed by Deputies

  • Los Angeles County has agreed to pay $9.6 million to settle a wrongful-death lawsuit brought by the family of Samuel Herrera Jr., a 41-year-old Compton man fatally shot by sheriff's deputies during a 2020 search-warrant operation — a large payout the county approved without admitting wrongdoing, even as its own lawyers' account of the shooting differed sharply from the family's.

accountability — news and stories on this topic

This page collects all of the Los Angeles Herald's coverage of accountability. Follow the topic from one place: new stories appear here automatically as more is published. That way you stay on top of how the situation develops.

Looking for the bigger picture? Browse Los Angeles news, U.S. news, world news and politics, or head back to the front page for the day's top stories.