Confidential LAPD files mistakenly put on Internet

Authorities in Los Angeles say a confidential report on police misconduct that included the names of hundreds of officers was mistakenly posted on the Internet.
The Police Commission report was e-mailed to the news media. It also was posted on a city Web site on Friday but removed less than an hour later.
The report included the names of about 250 officers that the internal affairs unit had investigated over allegations of racial profiling.
The Police Commission Executive Director called it an "unfortunate mistake."
Commission and LAPD representatives apologized to the president of the police union, the Police Protective League.
The Police Union president called it "absolutely outrageous."
Los Angeles Times report HERE