The Los Angeles Police Department has served search warrants in its investigation into the leaked conversation that led to the City Hall racism scandal, to determine if the conversation was recorded illegally, the Los Angeles Times reported today.
Police Chief Michel Moore said last month that the Major Crimes Division launched the investigation at the request of"individuals that were present at that meeting," which included former Council President Nury Martinez, former President of the L.A. County Federation of Labor Ron Herrera and Council members Kevin de Leon and Gil Cedillo. The conversation first appeared on Reddit before being removed from the social news aggregation, content rating and discussion website.
De Leon also criticized Bonin, saying"Mike Bonin won't f---ing ever say peep about Latinos. He'll never say a f---ing word about us." De Leon also compared Bonin's handling of his son at the MLK Parade to one of Martinez's designer handbags
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