LAPD commander's wife wrongly alleged cellphone was stolen, led to "unfortunate incident" in France

[Demovictory9]

Yikes...LAPD commander's wife, did a "karen"... false accusation. if LAPD treated French citizen like they do Los Angeles POC

LAPD Chief Moore’s security detail under investigation after incident in France

Two members of Los Angeles Police Chief Michel Moore’s security detail are under investigation after detaining an individual in the streets of France during an overseas trip by LAPD commanders last month, police officials confirmed to The Times.

The group had traveled abroad to meet with French counterparts about security preparations for the Summer Olympics, which are planned in Paris and other French cities in 2024 and in L.A. in 2028. The detention occurred in Marseille after a high-ranking LAPD commander’s wife wrongly alleged her cellphone had been stolen by a man who bumped into her in the street, officials said.

The “unfortunate incident,” as police officials described it, led to the man and others he was with making complaints about their treatment, which were conveyed to local police, and to Moore issuing apologies to French and U.S. officials in the Mediterranean port city.

It has also prompted an internal LAPD investigation — initiated by Moore — that “will address the circumstances surrounding the incident” and the actions of the two detail officers, said Capt. Stacy Spell, an LAPD spokesman

https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2021-12-02/incident-during-lapd-chief-moores-trip-to-france-sparks-personnel-investigation

[RockRaven]

1. "unfortunate incident" and "will address the circumstances" are LAPD speak for

*wanking motion*

[Scrivener7]

2. Why does a traveling police chief need a "security detail" in the first place? Who is paying for

that?

[left-of-center2012]

3. Was this racial?

What caused her to think her phone was stolen, just because someone bumped into her?

[obamanut2012]

4. I also was wondering about the color of the skin of the man accused