According to the CA Attorney General’s office, the total amount of allegedly fraudulent overtime hours billed by officers in the East LA office amounted to $226,556.
Support for LAist comes from“Trust is a critical part of successful law enforcement,” Bonta said. “These defendants disregarded the law through their alleged actions and did so without thought of how their conduct would impact the California Highway Patrol or the community that trusted them to protect and serve.
Bonta’s office filed the charges earlier this month. The defendants were booked by L.A. County Sheriff’s deputies over Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday of this week. They’ll be arraigned and enter pleas next month, according to the statement from the AG’s office. At the time the initial allegations were made public by LAist, attorneys for the officers involved denied any wrongdoing and said the behavior under scrutiny — which included taking overtime pay despite not being on job sites — fell within standard practices.Frank Stoltze covers a new movement for criminal justice reform at a time when not everybody shares the same vision.
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