An L.A. County sheriff’s deputies union recently elected to its board a veteran lawman with a controversial tattoo who was involved in two shootings that cost the county $4 million.
Source: Los Angeles Times
A skeleton and a smoking gun: Why a newly elected deputy union board member's tattoo is sparking concern
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