Alfred “Al" Labrada resigned from the LAPD amid accusations he tracked a former romantic partner with an AirTag. He denied wrongdoing and has regained his peace officer certification.

A former Los Angeles Police Department assistant chief who faced accusations he tracked a former romantic partner with an Apple AirTag has won a victory in his efforts to continue working as a cop.

Last spring, an all-civilian LAPD disciplinary panel found Labrada guilty on seven counts related to the matter, including claims he lied to internal affairs detectives and tried to persuade a ...