During the first six months of 2013, 100 percent of the people bitten by dogs in the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department Canine Services were black or Latino. That's 100 percent. As in every single one. The data comes from a report by the Police Assessment Resource Center, a nonprofit organization that aims to "strengthen police oversight so as to advance effective, respectful and publicly accountable policing." Clearly, these people have job security -- they have their work cut out for them in Los Angeles. According to PARC's records, the number of Latinos bitten by LASD dogs increased 30 percent...
