LAPD under fire for slow release of crime logs

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The Los Angeles Police Department is taking heat for not posting its crime statistics to its public website, making it almost impossible to track trends in the city. 

The department pulled the crime information after it rolled out a new record-keeping system that it claims changes the way it counts theft, assaults, and other crimes, the Los Angeles Times reported.

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