The department says that such a list of jobs would conflict with the "core values" of the department
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The Los Angeles Police Department launched an investigation after a recruitment announcement appeared on the right Breitbart website, AP reports.
The department says that such a list of jobs would conflict with the "core values" of the department.
Police chief Michel Moore said on Saturday that the Los Angeles Police Department He did not buy advertising space on the site and is trying to determine if the publication was intended to blur the image of the department.
Critics have repeatedly accused Breitbart of directing racist and sexist content over the past decade. They cite articles with headlines such as "The smartest people in the world are all men."
The LAPD Personnel Department also commented that They did not buy job advertisements in Breitbart or on any similar website. They also explain that those ads were purchased through Google and ended up on sites that do not reflect the values of the Los Angeles government, by automatic placement.
The ads placed on websites such as Breibart were removed and what needs to be done to prevent this from happening:
