US EditionFormer CBS executive Les Moonves to pay Los Angeles ethics fine for interference in police probe
- Former CBS CEO Moonves agreed to pay an $11,250 fine for interfering with a police investigation of a sexual assault case.
- Moonves obtained confidential information about the assault victim from a captain of the LAPD, leading to city rule violations.
- Moonves denied attacking anyone, claiming consensual relations with accusers, and disclosed the untrue nature of old allegations.
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Former CBS executive Les Moonves to pay Los Angeles ethics fine for interference in police probe
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Former CBS executive Les Moonves has agreed to pay $11,250 to settle a complaint from the Los Angeles City Ethics Commission. Moonves was accused of interfering with a 2017 police investigation of a sexual assault complaint against him. Documents show he acknowledged working with an LAPD captain to illegally obtain information about a sexual assault victim’s confidential police report against him. In 2022 he and CBS paid $30.5…
Former CBS executive Les Moonves to pay Los Angeles ethics fine for interference in police probe
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Former CBS executive Les Moonves has agreed to pay $11,250 to settle a complaint from the Los Angeles City Ethics Commission. Moonves was accused of interfering with a 2017 police investigation of a sexual assault complaint against him. Documents show he acknowledged working with an LAPD captain to illegally obtain information about a sexual assault victim’s confidential police report against him. In 2022 he and CBS paid $30.5…
Former CBS executive Les Moonves to pay Los Angeles ethics fine for interference in police probe
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Former CBS executive Les Moonves has agreed to pay $11,250 to settle a complaint from the Los Angeles City Ethics Commission. Moonves was accused of interfering with a 2017 police investigation of a sexual assault complaint against him. Documents show he acknowledged working with an LAPD captain to illegally obtain information about a sexual assault victim’s confidential police report against him. In 2022 he and CBS paid $30.5…
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Former CBS executive Les Moonves to pay Los Angeles ethics fine for interference in police probe
Former CBS executive Les Moonves has agreed to pay $11,250 to settle a complaint from the Los Angeles City Ethics Commission. Moonves was accused of interfering with a 2017 police
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