Quick Summary: Orange County's most prolific mass shooter admits his guilt, but a series of explosive hearings uncovers a longstanding The OC Sheriff's Department and DA's office were accused of placing snitches in jail cells to help with investigations.
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Orange County's most prolific mass shooter admits his guilt, but a series of explosive hearings uncovers a longstanding The OC Sheriff's Department and DA's office were accused of placing snitches in jail cells to help with investigations. In 2012, the judge presiding over Orange County's worst mass-shooter case gave a seemingly simple order.
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- Orange County's most prolific mass shooter admits his guilt, but a series of explosive hearings uncovers a longstanding
- The OC Sheriff's Department and DA's office were accused of placing snitches in jail cells to help with investigations.
- In 2012, the judge presiding over Orange County's worst mass-shooter case gave a seemingly simple order.
- The Department of Justice concluded that Orange County officials operated a custodial
- A former Detroit police detective says the department relied on untrustworthy
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