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Judge Rejects Santa Ana Officers' Attempt to Block Hidden Camera Video in Pot-Shop Raid InvestigationOC RegisterAug. 20, 2015 |
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 The Santa Ana Police Department can use a surveillance video in an internal affairs investigation over officers’ actions in a high profile pot shop raid, a judge has decided. Santa Ana police made national headlines in June when a video recorded from a hidden camera showed officers making derogatory remarks about a disabled woman and purportedly eating pot edibles during a raid at Sky High Collective. Read More 
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