Robert Garrova covers criminal justice for the LAist and KPCC newsroom.
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But Probation Department spokesperson Vicky Waters told LAist Wednesday that the decision to leave was not final. Waters said that upon further consideration and discussion with the Board of Supervisors, Viera Rosa decided to stay.“We face significant challenges, but I believe we are building a strong foundation, and there is more to be done,” Viera Rosa said in a statement.
But in an Oct. 14 letter to Viera Rosa, the board said further inspections revealed Los Padrinos was out of compliance on staffing again. Grossman was traveling 81 mph when she struck and killed 11-year-old Mark Iskander and his 8-year-old brother Jacob in a marked crosswalk in 2020.One Woman's Quest To Bring The 'Karen' Who Falsely Accused Her Of Attempted Kidnapping To Justice
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