Four Manhattan Beach police officers have been placed on leave amid allegations that they covered up a hit-and-run crash involving a fellow police officer. According to the Daily Breeze a car driven by a Manhattan Beach police officer collided with two other vehicles. The driver fled the scene, abandoning his vehicle at an Arco gas station, when Manhattan Beach police officers were called to investigate they learned that the driver was a fellow Manhattan Beach police officer, no arrests were made and a police report was not taken. When Manhattan Beach Police Chief Rod Uyeda learned of the incident the next day he contacted the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department to investigate and issued a statement denouncing the behavior of his officers.
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