Judge orders more than 100 youths moved out of troubled L.A. County juvenile hall
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A Los Angeles judge has authorized a plan to move over 100 youths out of Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall due to ongoing safety crises, including riots and drug overdoses. The facility has faced criticisms and scrutiny since a state body ordered its closure for failing to meet staffing minimums, with several incidents of violence and struggles to maintain a safe environment. The probation department's plan will see these youths relocated to comply with state regulations, responding to challenges from public defender representatives.
A judge approved a plan to relocate over 100 youths from Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall, a facility plagued by riots and serious safety concerns.
The judge's approval comes after extensive issues at Los Padrinos, including drug overdoses and the indictment of probation officers for organizing fights between youths.
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