New Los Angeles
Saturday, 8/1, 06:50 AM
An LAPD officer who recorded colleagues he says were racist is the one facing 13 years
- The Los Angeles County District Attorney charged LAPD Officer Daniel Flores, 43, with 16 felony counts of recording confidential communications.
- The recordings were made in 2024 in the unit that vets police applicants, and the DA's office says some of them captured sexist, homophobic and racist remarks.
- Flores took them to Internal Affairs himself.