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LAPD disputes ‘Saturday Night Live’ writer’s claim that missing sister is dead
A little more than four months after Christina Lynn Downer was last seen in Los Angeles’ Koreatown neighborhood, her brother, a “Saturday Night Live” writer, said investigators informed the family tha...

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'SNL' writer Jimmy Fowlie's missing sister found dead
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'SNL' writer Jimmy Fowlie says sister's case now a homicide investigation; LAPD says it is not
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What Happened to “SNL” Writer Jimmy Fowlie's Sister? Inside Christina Lynn Downer’s Disappearance
Jimmy Fowlie's sister, Christina Lynn Downer, was reported missing in December 2025 after last being seen in Los Angeles Four months after her disappearance, the Saturday Night Live writer claimed tha...

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SNL writer says missing sister was found dead
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‘SNL’ writer says sister’s disappearance now homicide investigation
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“SNL” Writer Jimmy Fowlie Reveals Missing Sister Christina, 38, Was Found Dead, Police Investigating Murder
Downer was first reported missing to the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) in December, and her death is now being investigated as a homicide

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‘SNL’ Writer Jimmy Fowlie Announces Sister Christina Downer Is “No Longer Alive” After Going Missing In LA
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SNL writer shares emotional post for missing sister after she mysteriously vanished five months ago
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LAPD chief warns Olympic security funding and staffing are falling short

Los Angeles Police Department Chief Jim McDonnell made some alarming comments to city leaders about the Olympics, saying the department does not currently have the proper manpower or funding in preparation for the Summer Olympic Games.
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If 2028 LA Olympics were held today, LA would not be safe, LAPD union warns

About 10,000 officers are needed everyday to keep the community safe, especially during big events, according to the union.
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Leaked LAPD records reveal officers in fireworks blast received only brief suspensions

The LAPD has cited state law as the reason for not disclosing information related to the June 2021 explosion that leveled much of a South L.A. city block, but investigative files associated with the incident have surfaced online in recent weeks following a hack of the city attorney's office.
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LAPD flew drones more than 3,000 times in 2025 as pilot program to use them as first responders

The drones have helped with providing responding officers with real-time intelligence during the initial stages of an incident, the report says.
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LAPD Catches Drivers Breaking the Law on Camera, and the Excuses Are Running Out

LAPD officers caught three dangerous driving habits on camera this week, from a Tesla driver on a phone to passengers riding in a pickup truck bed. Here is what every California driver needs to know.
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Drones join LAPD helicopters in city skies for standoffs, chases — and surveillance

LAPD officials say drones were deployed more than 3,000 times last year. While critics worry about how the drones will be used, especially when equipped with AI technology, advocates argue they are more cost-effective than police helicopters.
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Four LAPD officers collectively win more than $14 million in retaliation lawsuit

Beginning in 2018, the officers raised concerns regarding unsafe conditions and potential legal violations at the LAPD’s Edward M. Davis Training Facility
LAist on MSN
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LAPD is using drones more than ever to watch crowds during protests and respond to calls

The department deployed drones more than 3,000 times last year, and flights this year have already passed that number.
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LAPD steps up patrols on Western Avenue to combat prostitution near homes and schools

As complaints rise, the Los Angeles Police Department is increasing patrols along what officers call the Western Corridor, a stretch of Western Avenue between 2nd Street and Melrose Avenue.

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