Former LAPD Assistant Chief Al Labrada said he wanted to 'set the record straight' after he was accused of stalking by a fellow officer.
Speaking publicly for the first time since the LAPD put him on leave earlier this month, former Assistant Chief Alfred 'Al' Labrada dismissed allegations that he unlawfully tracked a former romantic partner as blatantly false, while also accusing department leadership of leaking private information in an attempt to 'discredit' him.
In the report, the detective wrote that he felt the available evidence supported the charge of 'unlawful use of electronic tracking device.' The investigation unearthed an email thread that began on Oct. 31, 2022, in which Labrada initially broke off his relationship with the woman. A little over a week later, he wrote her another email expressing a desire to speak to her, according to the report. On Nov.
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