Ana Muniz

Youth Justice Coalition

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Organizer and research coordinator for Youth Justice Coalition, a group that’s been working with Echo Park residents to oppose the injunction 

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LA City Attorney Mike Feuer inherited a proposed injunction against six rival gangs in Echo Park—a hot residential market with a lively nightlife near downtown LA.

Is it Time for a Gang Injunction in Echo Park?

LA City Attorney Mike Feuer inherited a proposed injunction against six rival gangs in Echo Park—a hot residential market with a lively nightlife near downtown LA.

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