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LAPD Chief: Rash of Shootings Last Week Concentrated in Two Divisions - Vimarsana News

LAPD Chief: Rash of Shootings Last Week Concentrated in Two Divisions

Thirty-four people were shot in Los Angeles in the last week, and 23 of the shootings were concentrated within a ``remarkably small area'' of the Los Angeles Police Department's 77th Street and Southeast divisions, Chief Michel Moore said today.

Source: iheart.com
34 shot in 'troubling week' for Los Angeles, LAPD Chief Moore says - Vimarsana News

34 shot in 'troubling week' for Los Angeles, LAPD Chief Moore says

The shootings were primarily related to typical street violence, including disputes within gangs and between rival gangs, LAPD Chief Michel Moore said.

Source: foxla.com
LAPD Chief: Rash of Shootings Last Week Concentrated in Two Divisions - Vimarsana News

LAPD Chief: Rash of Shootings Last Week Concentrated in Two Divisions

Thirty-four people were shot in Los Angeles in the last week, and 23 of the shootings were concentrated within a ``remarkably small area'' of the Los Angeles Police Department's 77th Street and Southeast divisions, Chief Michel Moore said today.

Source: iheart.com
John Wood, Jr. – On Honest Conversations About Race and the Possibility of Redemption - Vimarsana News

John Wood, Jr. – On Honest Conversations About Race and the Possibility of Redemption

The first High Noon guest of the new year is John Wood, Jr., a national ambassador for Braver Angels. Tune in!

Source: iwf.org
Watts homicides rise after years of declining violence - Vimarsana News

Watts homicides rise after years of declining violence

Watts had at least 22 homicides in 2021, a more than fivefold increase from 2018. But "Watts is not equal to crime," one resident says.