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An LAPD gang? Internal report says police unit had 'rampant culture of misconduct'

An LAPD Internal Affairs report alleges that a San Fernando Valley unit operated with a 'rampant culture of misconduct,' while a South L.A. unit faces investigation for allegedly disabling body cameras during traffic stops and conducting improper vehicle searches.

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