Report Says LAPD Unprepared, Unorganized In Protest Response

The transcript discusses a report on the LAPD's unprepared and reactive response to protests following George Floyd's death. The report, commissioned by the City Council, criticizes the LAPD for disregarding rules on mass arrests and crowd management, and for using force on non-criminals. These issues are not new, as similar faults were noted in the LAPD's handling of protests in 1992 and 1965.

What was the main criticism of the LAPD's response to the protests following George Floyd's death?

• They used only verbal warnings.

• They followed all protocols.

• They were unprepared and reactive.

• They were proactive and well-prepared.

What did the report say about the LAPD's handling of mass arrests?

• They disregarded rules for mass arrests.

• They strictly followed the rules.

• They avoided making any arrests.

• They used only necessary force.

Which type of munitions did the LAPD use on non-criminals during the protests?

• Live ammunition

• Tear gas

• Less lethal munitions like batons and beanbag shotguns

• Water cannons

In which years did the report find similar issues with the LAPD's protest responses?

• 1975 and 1985

• 2000 and 2010

• 1980 and 1990

• 1992 and 1965

What does the historical context suggest about the LAPD's issues with protest management?

• The issues are new and unprecedented.

• The issues have been recurring over decades.

• The issues were resolved in the past.

• The issues are unique to recent protests.