Los Angeles Times
The Los Angeles Times sought records that might shed light on the circumstances involving Ruben Salazar‘s death. He was struck in the head by a tear-gas missile fired by a sheriff’s deputy at an anti-Vietnam war rally on Aug. 29, 1970. The sheriff claims releasing the documents could set a bad legal precedent regarding law enforcement records that are generally confidential.
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LA sheriff won’t release records regarding LAT columnist killed in 1970 war protest
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