Judge slams county's 'obvious conflict of interest' in suit seeking use-of-force records

Comments

1. 🌸 Manon Larsen: don't see why this is surprising, seems like standard procedure to me, have we forgotten what happened in Ventura already?
2. Noraholtxo: this is exactly why i'm wary of 'accountability' measures that just rebrand existing power structures
3. ☕️ Rayan: it's been months since this story broke and they still can't get the records?
4. Freya: who's surprised county officials are stalling on something they're trying to hide?
5. Sofia: seems like more bureaucratic games being played instead of transparency. what's taking them so long?
6. Talia: Sounds like more politics getting in the way of actual accountability
7. Ravi: what's the holdup now? another county messing up some basic transparency
8. Bianchiomar: what's the holdup here? county officials getting sued for obstructing transparency, and suddenly I'm supposed to be calm about delays?
9. Ava: it's funny how public officials are so quick to invoke confidentiality when it suits them
10. Talia: Can't believe they're stalling on this – it reeks of covering something up

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