LA’s top prosecutor hosts picnic in notorious LA park as police ramp up sweeps in crime-ridden green space
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LA’s top prosecutor hosts picnic in notorious LA park as police ramp up sweeps in crime-ridden green space Los Angeles County’s top prosecutor is delivering on a promise he made in June to “clean up” the city’s notorious MacArthur Park by Labor Day — by…
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LA’s top prosecutor hosts picnic in notorious LA park as police ramp up sweeps in crime-ridden green space Los Angeles County’s top prosecutor is delivering on a promise he made in June to “clean up” the city’s notorious MacArthur Park by Labor Day — by…
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