The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department has apologized for an “offensive and inappropriate” social media post after a wave of U.S. strikes in Iran. Just hours after the U.S. unleashed a cluster of bunker-buster bombs and cruise missiles at three ...

Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department officials on Sunday said there were no known threats locally in response to the U.S. military attacking nuclear sites in Iran — but the department’s ...

LASD apologizes for 'inappropriate' post. The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department issued an apology for its post on the bombings in Iran.

A post on the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department social media accounts—which was later deleted—expressed sympathy for the “victims” of the American bombing.

The department called its social media post “offensive and inappropriate” and said it was investigating how it had been published. By Claire Moses The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department ...

The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department has apologized for an “offensive and inappropriate” social media post after a wave of U.S. strikes in Iran. Just hours after the U.S. unleashed a cluster of bunker-buster bombs and cruise missiles at three major Iranian nuclear locations late Saturday, the sheriff’s department released a statement on X.

LA County Sheriff's Department apologizes for Iran bombings social media post An initial post following the U.S. strikes in Iran was removed before an apology was posted Sunday night.

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