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California officials propose making looting during emergency a felony

  • Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman and Orange County District Attorney Todd Spitzer proposed to Governor Gavin Newsom that looting during a local emergency should be a felony punishable by state prison time.
  • Since the start of the Los Angeles wildfires on January 7th, hundreds of looters have targeted evacuated homes and ruins, leading to over 40 arrests in the area.
  • The proposed legislation aims to reclassify looting as a straight felony, which would require a state prison sentence instead of a county jail term.
  • Governor Newsom has not yet responded to the proposal, but he stated that looting will not be tolerated and vowed to prosecute offenders to the fullest extent of the law.
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