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1. www.latimes.com › california › storyA top LAFD official accessed confidential complaint files ...

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   Nov 2, 2021 · L.A. Fire Fire Department Chief Ralph Terrazas, left, speaks at a news conference with Mayor Eric Garcetti. ... Terrazas’ staff did not file a complaint against Mathis for three days, even ...

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2. www.firerescue1.com › investigation › articlesLAFD’s top administrative commander accessed confidential ...

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   Nov 2, 2021 · Terrazas’ staff did not file a complaint against Mathis for three days, even though department policy requires immediate action when a firefighter is suspected of being intoxicated.

3. www.pressreader.com › usa › los-angeles-timesFire official had access to complaint files - PressReader

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   Nov 3, 2021 · “I have seen firsthand how Chief Terrazas has refused to take action against the ever-growing culture of racism, sexism, retaliatio­n, and abuse in the department,” Ninburg wrote. She said in an interview that the Mathis scandal reflects a larger problem in the department of too many firefighte­rs being “allowed to act with impunity.”

4. www.latimes.com › california › storyFeds review bias, corruption claims in L.A. Fire Department ...

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   Aug 4, 2021 · According to documents and interviews, Fire Chief Ralph Terrazas’ executive staff did not file a complaint against Mathis for three days, even though department policy requires immediate action ...

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5. www.firehouse.com › careers-education › newsFeds 'Carefully Investigate' Bias, Corruption Allegations at LAFD

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   Aug 4, 2021 · According to documents and interviews, Fire Chief Ralph Terrazas' executive staff did not file a complaint against Mathis for three days, even though department policy requires immediate action ...

6. ktla.com › news › local-newsCoverup alleged after complaints of top LAFD official ... - KTLA

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   Jul 27, 2021 · In May, as the Los Angeles Fire Department was battling the Palisades blaze, Chief Ralph Terrazas received a report that his top administrative commander appeared to be under the influence of alcoh…

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   Did fire chief Ralph Terrazas file a complaint against John Mathis?

   • According to documents and interviews, Fire Chief Ralph Terrazas’ executive staff did not file a complaint against Mathis for three days, even though department policy requires immediate action when a firefighter is suspected of being intoxicated.

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   Who is John Mathis?

   • Mathis is Terrazas’ top administrative executive. He allegedly was intoxicated May 18 while the LAFD was battling the Palisades fire. A Garcetti spokesman said in a statement Tuesday that “the mayor is concerned” about the Mathis episode and “expects full cooperation from members of his administration in any investigation.”

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   Did the LAFD cover up Fred Mathis?

   • Some say it was covered up After The Times’ report, Assistant Chief Patrick Butler, president of the Latino firefighters group Los Bomberos, sent a letter to the U.S. attorney’s office asking for an investigation of the LAFD’s handling of allegations that Chief Deputy Fred Mathis was intoxicated while on duty.

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   Why did LAFD give Mathis special treatment?

   • Butler and the head of the Stentorians, the Black firefighters group, said the department gave Mathis, who is white, special treatment by attempting to cover up the reports of him being under the influence at the LAFD headquarters at City Hall East downtown.

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   Are non-white firefighters held to a higher standard under Terrazas?

   • Butler and Stentorians President Gerald Durant said the Mathis case illustrated a broader pattern under Terrazas of nonwhite firefighters being held to a higher standard in the department, including on discipline.

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   Did Los Angeles Fire Department violate civil rights?

   • L.A. firefighters stand at attention during a training academy graduation ceremony in 2016. The U.S. Justice Department is “carefully reviewing” allegations by organizations of Black and Latino members of the Los Angeles Fire Department that the agency has engaged in civil rights violations and other wrongdoing in its treatment of employees.

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8. www.pressreader.com › usa › los-angeles-timesTimes sues for LAFD records - PressReader

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   Apr 13, 2022 · City Hall East. Critics of then-Fire Chief Ralph Terrazas contended that he and other officials attempted to cover up the incident by not filing a complaint about Mathis’ conduct for three days and allowing someone to make a retroactiv­e entry in city timekeepin­g records to show he was out sick when he was allegedly intoxicate­d at work.