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    • Sheriff Who Killed Milt Olin Still on Active Duty, No Charges Filed, Name Not Released (The Acorn)
    • Judge Deals Major Blow to Hollywood Growth Plan (LAT)
    • Blue Line Gates Are Latched (The Source, LAT)
    • Nearly40% of LAPD in Crashes Not Wearing Seat Belts (Daily News)
    • Bay Area Needs More Walkable Neighborhoods, Not Google Bus Bashing (Streetsblog SF)
    • Cyclist Critically Injured in Westside Dooring, Driver Who Caused Crash Clueless (Biking in L.A.)
    • Here's the Other Society of Professional Journalist Award Winners (LA Observed)
    • Bike Trains! (Planetizen)

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Note: I erroneously stated the LASD Sheriff was on active duty, the article just says "duty" which means he is likely working a desk, and not actively patrolling the street.

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