Blue: The LAPD and the Battle to Redeem American Policing (79 page)

Mahony, Roger,
145
–46

Maple, Jack,
136
–38,
315
,
333

Maravilla (housing project),
74

marijuana,
52
,
288
–90,
322
,
337

Martin, Sammy,
154
,
186

Martínez, Rubén,
55

May Day 2007 protest,
296
–98,
300
,
305
,
308

McBride, Tim,
178

McBride, Wes,
295

McCarthy, Gary,
334

McDonnell, Jim,
257

McGovern, George,
98

McKesson, Kevin,
209

Meares, Tracey,
283

Metropolitan Division (LAPD),
302
,
306

Metropolitan Transit Authority,
46
,
267

Miller, John,
136
–37,
167
,
235

Mollen, Milton,
231

Mooring, Mark,
83

Morgan, Joe,
67

Morrison, Patt,
312

MOVE,
106
,
109

Moynihan, Daniel Patrick,
96

NAACP,
25
,
80
,
83
,
211
,
267

National Association of Hispanic Journalists,
306

National Guard,
47
,
54
,
59
,
76
,
86

New Centurion policy,
60
,
66

New York City Transit Police Department (NYTPD),
36
,
41

New York
magazine,
39
,
137

New York Post
,
40
,
136
,
230

New York Times
,
38
,
93
,
98
,
136
,
209
,
256

Newton, Jim,
123
,
179

Newton neighborhood,
128
,
212
,
318

Nickerson Gardens (housing project),
50
,
54
,
68
,
116
,
118
,
285

Noblet, Ron,
176
,
277
,
316
–18,
323

N.W.A,
17
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133

NYPD

Bratton, William and,
41
,
138
–39,
167
–68,
224
–25,
235
,
334
–37

COMPSTAT and,
334

corruption and,
38
,
231

crime rate and,
37
,
139

Garner, Eric and,
328
–29,
336
,
339
–40

Giuliani, Rudolph and,
167
,
227
–28

Kelly, Ray and,
135
,
293

LAPD and,
119

officer-involved killings,
332

“open-display” marijuana arrests,
290

stop-and-frisk policy,
287
–88,
336

O’Connell, David,
250
–51

O’Connor, Rory,
224

O’Melveny & Meyers law firm,
14

Occupy Wall Street,
339

Olvera, Mark,
318
,
320

“open-display” arrests,
290

Operation Hammer,
64
,
240
,
280
,
282

Ovando, Javier,
170
–71,
172
,
174
–75,
193
,
207
,
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,
217
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Pantaleo, Daniel,
339

Parachini, Allan,
167
,
178

Parker, William H.

background,
10
–11,
120
,
144

Brewer, Jesse and,
100

LAPD tactics and,
32
–34,
60
,
86

legacy,
13
,
21
–22,
25
,
28
–29,
97
,
239

Parks, Bernard and,
201

Police Commission and,
31

reform and,
28

Watts Riots and,
9
,
11

Parker Center,
15
–16,
18
–19,
23
–24,
45
,
47
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,
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,
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,
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–301,
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Parks and Recreation Department,
261
–62

Parks, Bernard

Beck, Charlie and,
196
–97,
238

black community and,
287

Bratton, Bill and,
237
,
254

Brewer, Jesse and,
105
,
124

career,
122
–23

Chaleff, Gerald and,
233
–34

crime rates under,
299
,
313

Dotson, David and,
187
–88

gang crime and,
299

Gannon, Patrick and,
239

Gates, Daryl and,
122

Hahn, James and,
229
–30,
314

Inspector General’s Office and,
199
–201,
303

Mack, David and,
187

Mader, Katherine and,
199
–200

minutiae flaw,
188
–89

Newton, Jim and,
123

ouster as chief,
217
–18

Perez, Edith and,
198
–99

Perez, Rafael and,
197
–98,
201
–4

Rampart investigation and,
187
,
194
,
210
–16,
218
–19,
230
,
251
–52,
265

reform and,
185
,
327

rigidity,
239

selection as chief,
183
–85

stop-and-frisk policies under,
259

Wardlaw, William and,
146

Williams, Willie and,
105
,
124
–25

Parks, Michael,
207

Pataki, George,
340

Patton, George S.,
93

Paysinger, Earl,
301

Peralta, Stacy,
278

Perez, Edith,
198
–200,
233

Perez, Mark,
303

Perez, Rafael “Ray”

arrest,
194
–95

drugs and,
190
–93,
202

Durden, Nino and,
170
–71

fallout from testimony of,
217
–19

investigation of,
193
–97

Mack, David and,
185
–87,
193

Ovando, Javier and,
170
–71,
174

Parks, Bernard and,
197
–98,
201
–4,
210

parole,
217