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    California's police use-of-force bill gets buy-in from law enforcement after changes

    by Anita Chabria and Taryn Luna, Los Angeles Times May 23, 2019 2 minutes

    SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Law enforcement groups opposing a California bill that promises the nation's toughest police use-of-force standard have unexpectedly stood down, and now the legislation is poised to win approval by year's end after a series of changes Thursday.

    Assembly Bill 392 has been one of the year's hardest-fought measures, with Black Lives

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