The tattoos feature a skull, Nazi images and an AK-47. Gonzalez claims punitive retaliation was meted out after he anonymously reported a fellow Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputy to internal affairs for assaulting a colleague.įurthermore, Gonzalez claims the punishment was served to him by the Executioners, a group of deputies with the same tattoos, which are a powerful force at the Compton station, the LA Times reports. “It essentially controls scheduling, the distribution of informant tips and assignments to deputies in the station with preference shown to members of the gang as well as prospects.” “We have a gang here that has grown to the point where it dominates every aspect of life at the Compton station,” Alan Romero, an attorney representing Gonzalez in the claim, told the LA Times. motorcycle officer, survivor of Las Vegas mass shooting, killed in LA area highway crashĪirbnb guest 'from hell' squatting at luxury home for 500 days - wants owner to pay her $100KĪ shocking claim against the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s department is rocking Compton.Īustreberto Gonzalez, a deputy for the LA County’s sheriff department has filed a claim - a precursor to a lawsuit - against the county alleging the Compton station is controlled by a vicious gang. Diamondbacks NLDS tickets are surprisingly inexpensiveĬalif.

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