Probe urged of dossiers on al politicians
SACRAMENTO AP California Senate should probe state law enforcement dossiers on current legislators and political dissidents, a Los Angeles senator said. Sen. David Roberts urged a special Senate committee to investigate leaks, private dossiers, and links to Standard Oil of California, while officials denied broad dossier keeping. The push comes as People’s Lobby alleges invasion of privacy in a lawsuit against Standard Oil and espionage tied to agency files.
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Dossier Leaks Prompt Senate Subcommittee Inquiry
Statements by Toberti and Roberts discuss state and local agency access to dossiers and possible leaks. The debate centers on whether records are kept for law enforcement and if the leaks originate from HUcht or broader state agencies. Mrs. Koupal references an attorney who asks for CU files for all clients, a common practice according to unnamed lawyers.
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Bay Area police train for combat style SWAT units
San Francisco area police departments accept FBI offered SWAT training to confront terrorists and radicals. Trainees don combat gear and siege tactics with semiautos, shotguns, and gas. some departments train hostage negotiators as well. Marin and San Mateo counties sent teams to Quantico. Belvedere hosts a civilian SWAT group with private owners who collect high powered weapons but police say those are not used in operations.
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City denies officers suit over privacy breach
Chico city council rejected a $6.6 million damage claim by 33 police officers who charged invasion of privacy after their home addresses and numbers appeared in the Chico city directory. Officers sought $100,000 each for general damages and $100,000 each for punitive damages, claiming risk of further attacks and emotional distress.
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