Police Commission seeks payment of reward in hit-and-run case

The Board of Police Commissioners asks the City Council to approve paying out a reward offered for information in a hit-and-run.

City Council· posted Oct 2Report

Someone who provided information in a hit-and-run investigation would be paid a city reward. The Board of Police Commissioners has forwarded the request to the City Council, which decides whether to approve the payment.

What happens next

City Council consideration of the reward payment

Los Angeles City Hall
Los Angeles City Hall

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