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Over 440 LA County deputies have left this year, as sheriff calls violence, homelessness ‘existential threats’

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More than 440 employees of the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department (LASD) have left the job as of the end of April – already over half of the total number of personnel who did so during each year in recent history, Fox News has learned. 

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