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Police chief Bill Bratton said this morning that six LAPD officers will face administrative discipline for their role in the arrest last June of Stanley Miller, a suspect who was clubbed with a flashlight at the end of a pursuit shown on TV. The case has drawn some political fire in South L.A. and led to Bratton seeking an alternative, lighter flashlight for street cops to carry — drawing criticism from the Police Protective League, which said today it was "deeply disillusioned with the decision."
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Two views of Miller case
'A test of the new LAPD'
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