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Los Angeles Police Chief Jim McDonnell emphasized the need for 12,500 police officers to ensure safety during the Olympics, noting that the current force of about 8,551 officers is insufficient. This statement raises concerns about public safety as the event approaches.
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Los Angeles Police Chief Jim McDonnell emphasized the need for 12,500 police officers to ensure safety during the Olympics, noting that the current force of about 8,551 officers is insufficient. This statement raises concerns about public safety as the event approaches.
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