Orange County district attorney investigators obtained a search warrant late last week seeking records at the offices of an aggressive law firm accused of bullying city leaders across Southern California on behalf of police unions.HT Cal Political News
An Orange County Superior Court filing shows that district attorney investigators filed a search warrant last Wednesday for the Upland office of Lackie, Dammeier, McGill & Ethir.
The warrant, which was sealed, also targeted a Rancho Cucamonga home owned by the family of law firm partner Dieter Dammeier.
Investigators then raided the office on Thursday morning, carting off “scores of boxes full of documents and other materials,” according to the San Bernardino County Sentinel.
District Attorney spokeswoman Susan Kang Schroeder did not return a message seeking comment.
The investigation comes amid accusations that the firm was attempting to blackmail Costa Mesa city council members in order to get better deals for police unions.
The firm had even posted a playbook on their website which openly called for intimidating city leaders. Voice of OC
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