Los Angeles undercover police identities exposed online.

TL;DR
The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) is investigating its chief and constitutional policing director after the names and photos of undercover officers were released to a watchdog group that posted them online. The Stop LAPD Spying Coalition posted over 9,300 officers' information and photographs in a searchable online database, following a public records request by a reporter for progressive news outlet Knock LA. The LAPD's release of the undercover officers' names and photographs was inadvertent, and the department is investigating the matter.
Topics:nationlaw-enforcement#disclosure#investigation#law-enforcement#los-angeles-police-department#stop-lapd-spying-coalition#undercover-officers
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