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No Discipline for California Probation Supervisor Filmed Assaulting Restrained Juvenile Detainee
Loaded on March 8, 2023
by Jo Ellen Nott
Filed under:
Restraints,
Juvenile Offenses/Offenders,
Probation, Parole & Supervised Release,
Disciplinary Proceedings.
Location:
California.
by Jo Ellen Nott
On a Friday in October 2020 at Camp Kilpatrick, a juvenile facility in Los Angeles County’s Malibu, a teenage detainee went looking for something to eat in the common area. “Beckham” was hungry and frustrated that he found only a carton of milk. The …
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