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Station KQED sued the California Highway Patrol in superior court, claiming it refuses to comply with a law requiring disclosure of its “officers’ discharge of a firearm, use of force resulting in death or serious injury, sexual misconduct, or dishonesty in certain contexts.”

SACRAMENTO — Radio station KQED petitioned in court to make the California Highway Patrol disclose records on its “officers’ discharge of a firearm, use of force resulting in death or serious injury, sexual misconduct, or dishonesty in certain contexts.”

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