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Thanks for signing up! Check your inbox for a welcome email. Hussle opened The Marathon Clothing store in , with a launch event on 17 June. In the days after the grand opening, LAPD intensified its presence on the block, the internal records suggest. During that week at the location and surrounding blocks, LAPD recorded 58 stops, but made only seven arrests, suggesting that for the vast majority of people stopped or detained, there was no probable cause to arrest them.

In a mission the following week, LAPD stopped people, and made only three arrests; the records say LAPD was looking for a robbery suspect described only as a Black male between 16 and 18 years old. The stops could carry serious consequences, even without arrest. Police across the city have allegedly used the cards to falsely label people as gang members and to collect their social media information. Asghedom said LAPD had frequently harassed his family and passersby at the plaza in the years leading up to the launch, at one point arresting him while he was working at one of his shops on his birthday for a probation violation.

But the police activity escalated dramatically after The Marathon Clothing launch, he said. In one instance, LAPD even stopped and questioned shoppers who appeared to be tourists, he said.

The shoppers turned out to be off-duty police officers from out of state. But instead, their whole goal was just to shut it down. Emails reviewed by the group also suggest that some city law enforcement officials had communications with developers in South Central and other parts of the city about eviction and enforcement efforts.

California college students live in vans and hotels as campus housing plans spark backlash. All Sections. About Us. B2B Publishing. Business Visionaries. Hot Property. Times Events. Times Store. Facebook Twitter Show more sharing options Share Close extra sharing options. By Victoria Hernandez. Children at the Crete Academy play basketball on a court painted with a mural honoring Nipsey Hussle in July