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During a press conference at the Los Angeles Press Club, a young community representative states that Chinatown residents have documented numerous incidents of officers making racist remarks and threatening people. The representative further asserts that police have violated the civil rights of community members with illegal searches. He points out that the effect of the police behavior has been to increase hatred of the police department, not only amongst gang members, but among many youths who normally would respect the police. Additionally, he raises concerns about the conditions facing the youth in Chinatown, including lack of jobs, lack of English instruction and inadequate recreational facilities. A different young man states his concern about the biased presentation in the media of the incidents taking place in Chinatown, and also objects to the methods being used by the police. Acting LAPD Chief Daryl Gates responds, stating specific complaints would be investigated, but that the task force assigned to Chinatown was formed very carefully. Gates also states that he does not believe the allegations. Clip includes shots of Chinatown. 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Chambers speaks to several incarcerated people who speak highly of the program and what it means to them and their fellow incarcerees. Segment includes footage of a musical act performing. 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The meeting focused on the deaths of two men, Reyes Martinez, who died of head injuries after being taken into police custody, and Abel Gill, who was shot by a deputy sheriff after reportedly trying to ram a patrol car. In this clip, reporter Stan Chambers covers a demonstration in front of the Criminal Courts Building to protest against the deaths of Gill and Martinez. Following the meeting at the DA's office, 200 demonstrators marched from the Criminal Courts Building to a nearby park. Miguel Garcia addresses the crowd stating that it's the community's responsibility to organize and keep pressure on the agencies in the criminal justice system. He also expresses his frustration that no action has been taken yet in other cases where people have died, such as the shooting of Eula Love. Garcia states that he sees the investigations into the deaths of Reyes Martinez and Abel Gill as a test of new people in the DA's office (Johnnie Cochran and Gil Garcetti) and that the cases are prosecutable for murder or manslaughter. Some segments containing the reporter's voiceover are audio only; additional footage lacks sound.",6,"https://digital.library.ucla.edu/catalog/ark:/21198/z1v5152q",[353],{"dataId":354,"src":355,"srcset":356,"height":299,"width":229,"title":357,"focalPoint":358,"kind":285,"type":286,"alt":359},"10286981","https://static.library.ucla.edu/craftassetsprod/images/_fullscreen/Demonstration-against-police-involvement-in-deaths-of-Chicano-men.jpg","https://static.library.ucla.edu/craftassetsprod/images/_375xAUTO_crop_center-center_none/Demonstration-against-police-involvement-in-deaths-of-Chicano-men.jpg 375w, https://static.library.ucla.edu/craftassetsprod/images/_960xAUTO_crop_center-center_none/Demonstration-against-police-involvement-in-deaths-of-Chicano-men.jpg 960w, https://static.library.ucla.edu/craftassetsprod/images/_1280xAUTO_crop_center-center_none/Demonstration-against-police-involvement-in-deaths-of-Chicano-men.jpg 1280w, https://static.library.ucla.edu/craftassetsprod/images/_1920xAUTO_crop_center-center_none/Demonstration-against-police-involvement-in-deaths-of-Chicano-men.jpg 1920w, https://static.library.ucla.edu/craftassetsprod/images/_2560xAUTO_crop_center-center_none/Demonstration-against-police-involvement-in-deaths-of-Chicano-men.jpg 2560w","Demonstration against police involvement in deaths of Chicano men",[284,284],"Miguel Garcia speaking to KTLA",{"dataId":361,"captionTitle":362,"captionText":363,"sortOrder":364,"linkUrl":365,"linkText":274,"credit":275,"item":366},"8992811","KTLA News: \"Demonstration in support of people incarcerated in Los Angeles County Jail\" (1980)","On April 19, 1980, numerous incarcerees held in the Los Angeles County Jail refused to return to their cells after a meal, leading to an incident in which 14 incarcerees and 7 deputies were injured. Four days later, 12 incarcerees arguing for better conditions, including more time outside of jail cells, and an end to undue visitor mail delays, went on a hunger strike. In this clip, reporter Tony Valdez covers a protest in which demonstrators carry signs in support of those on the hunger strike, and denouncing the conditions in the prison. Valdez interviews a man who talks about the incident and the injuries, as well as conditions in the county jail that violate the constitutional rights of the incarcerees as litigated by the ACLU in a federal civil rights class action suit. Includes footage of demonstrators carrying their signs and chanting.",7,"https://digital.library.ucla.edu/catalog/ark:/21198/z14g1ndk",[367],{"dataId":368,"src":369,"srcset":370,"height":299,"width":229,"title":371,"focalPoint":372,"kind":285,"type":286,"alt":373},"10286954","https://static.library.ucla.edu/craftassetsprod/images/_fullscreen/Demonstration-in-support-of-people-incarcerated.jpg","https://static.library.ucla.edu/craftassetsprod/images/_375xAUTO_crop_center-center_none/Demonstration-in-support-of-people-incarcerated.jpg 375w, https://static.library.ucla.edu/craftassetsprod/images/_960xAUTO_crop_center-center_none/Demonstration-in-support-of-people-incarcerated.jpg 960w, https://static.library.ucla.edu/craftassetsprod/images/_1280xAUTO_crop_center-center_none/Demonstration-in-support-of-people-incarcerated.jpg 1280w, https://static.library.ucla.edu/craftassetsprod/images/_1920xAUTO_crop_center-center_none/Demonstration-in-support-of-people-incarcerated.jpg 1920w, https://static.library.ucla.edu/craftassetsprod/images/_2560xAUTO_crop_center-center_none/Demonstration-in-support-of-people-incarcerated.jpg 2560w","Demonstration in support of people incarcerated",[284,284],"Protesters marching and holding signs",{"dataId":375,"captionTitle":376,"captionText":377,"sortOrder":378,"linkUrl":379,"linkText":274,"credit":275,"item":380},"8980908","KTLA News: \"California Highway Patrol's first woman motorcycle officer\" (1980)","KTLA's Dixie Whatley reports on Ramona (Mona) Murray, the first woman motorcycle officer with the California Highway Patrol (CHP). Murray answers questions from several reporters about her experience with motorcycles, why she wanted to become a CHP officer and the training involved. Murray also talks about how helpful other motorcycle officers have been in helping her with her technique. An unidentified CHP captain speaks about there being a lot of pressure on Murray as the first woman to ride a motorcycle for the CHP. He also comments on Murray's dedication to training, and his belief that she's going to be an outstanding rider. He also discusses how the CHP has only implemented female officers for a few years and that Murray was the first who really wanted to ride a motorcycle for the department. Includes footage of Murray and Officer Prieto, her training officer, riding CHP motorcycles as other CHP officers observe.",8,"https://digital.library.ucla.edu/catalog/ark:/21198/z1kq7zxr",[381],{"dataId":382,"src":383,"srcset":384,"height":281,"width":229,"title":385,"focalPoint":386,"kind":285,"type":286,"alt":387},"10286928","https://static.library.ucla.edu/craftassetsprod/images/_fullscreen/CHPs-first-woman-motorcycle-officer.jpg","https://static.library.ucla.edu/craftassetsprod/images/_375xAUTO_crop_center-center_none/CHPs-first-woman-motorcycle-officer.jpg 375w, https://static.library.ucla.edu/craftassetsprod/images/_960xAUTO_crop_center-center_none/CHPs-first-woman-motorcycle-officer.jpg 960w, https://static.library.ucla.edu/craftassetsprod/images/_1280xAUTO_crop_center-center_none/CHPs-first-woman-motorcycle-officer.jpg 1280w, https://static.library.ucla.edu/craftassetsprod/images/_1920xAUTO_crop_center-center_none/CHPs-first-woman-motorcycle-officer.jpg 1920w, https://static.library.ucla.edu/craftassetsprod/images/_2560xAUTO_crop_center-center_none/CHPs-first-woman-motorcycle-officer.jpg 2560w","CHP's first woman motorcycle officer",[284,284],"LAPD Officer Ramona Murray on a motorcycle",{"dataId":389,"captionTitle":390,"captionText":391,"sortOrder":392,"linkUrl":393,"linkText":274,"credit":275,"item":394},"8992812","KTLA News: \"Reverend Milton Merriweather speaks out against police choke holds and police surveillance\" (1978)","Reverend Milton Merriweather speaks to the press about violence against the Black community and his opposition to officers using dangerous choke hold methods to restrain citizens. Merriweather states that there are officers who do not know how to use the choke hold, and that police are killing people. He further states that he believes police should find a better way to control people who are under the influence of PCP. Merriweather also discusses how his church and its parking lot are under police surveillance, with police photographing members coming to and from church, and recording their license plate numbers. Includes shots of the sign for the Police Commission meeting room, and the meeting where Daryl F. Gates, Chief of Police, and Jack B. White, a police captain, are both present. Some footage lacks sound.",9,"https://digital.library.ucla.edu/catalog/ark:/21198/z10q0wrr",[395],{"dataId":396,"src":397,"srcset":398,"height":281,"width":229,"title":399,"focalPoint":400,"kind":285,"type":286,"alt":401},"10286933","https://static.library.ucla.edu/craftassetsprod/images/_fullscreen/Reverend-Milton-Merriweather-speaks-out.jpg","https://static.library.ucla.edu/craftassetsprod/images/_375xAUTO_crop_center-center_none/Reverend-Milton-Merriweather-speaks-out.jpg 375w, https://static.library.ucla.edu/craftassetsprod/images/_960xAUTO_crop_center-center_none/Reverend-Milton-Merriweather-speaks-out.jpg 960w, https://static.library.ucla.edu/craftassetsprod/images/_1280xAUTO_crop_center-center_none/Reverend-Milton-Merriweather-speaks-out.jpg 1280w, https://static.library.ucla.edu/craftassetsprod/images/_1920xAUTO_crop_center-center_none/Reverend-Milton-Merriweather-speaks-out.jpg 1920w, https://static.library.ucla.edu/craftassetsprod/images/_2560xAUTO_crop_center-center_none/Reverend-Milton-Merriweather-speaks-out.jpg 2560w","Reverend Milton Merriweather speaks out",[284,284],"Reverend Milton Merriweather speaking to press",{"id":403,"typeHandle":404,"richText":405,"sectionTitle":406},"8980805","richText","\u003Cp dir=\"ltr\">Thanks to a generous grant from the John Randolph Haynes and Dora Haynes Foundation, the UCLA Film & Television Archive has augmented its online collection of historic KTLA newsfilm with a curated selection of footage documenting issues related to crime, policing and incarceration in Los Angeles during the 1970s. These 65 KTLA newsfilm segments have been cataloged for discovery with special effort directed to the ethical description of content to ensure that biases in original reporting (common during this period) were not replicated. The segments are intended to serve as an adjacent resource to UCLA’s “\u003Ca href=\"https://newsroom.ucla.edu/releases/mellon-foundation-ucla-archive-policing-incarceration\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Archiving the Age of Mass Incarceration\u003C/a>” project, a collaborative effort to collect, digitize and preserve a sustainable archive of primary and secondary sources for the next generation of research on racial and social justice.\u003C/p>\n\u003Cp dir=\"ltr\">From the Watts Rebellion of 1965 to city-wide protests stemming from the acquittal of LAPD officers in the beating of Rodney King in 1992, Los Angeles has frequently been at the epicenter of issues related to law enforcement and the criminal justice system. In the 1970s, KTLA television news extensively covered topics ranging from the juvenile justice system to police brutality, which remain of broad public and scholarly interest today.\u003C/p>\n\u003Cp dir=\"ltr\">Additional footage from the KTLA Television Newsfilm Preservation and Access Project can be viewed through the \u003Ca href=\"https://cinema.ucla.edu/collections/ktla-newsfilm-collection\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">UCLA Film & Television Archive website\u003C/a>.\u003C/p>","About the Collection",1781050568655]