Los Angeles There changes the policy of sexual crime after killing the boy

The prosecutors of Los Angeles County must accelerate the submission of crimes against people against sexual crimes or violence against family members, according to a new political announcement on Thursday.

The announcement follows a recent report on the Los Angeles Times, in which it is emphasized how a deficit of criminal matters in the office of Da has played a role in the murder and sexual assault of a 13-year-old boy.

Chief MP Dist. Atty. Steve Katz said on Thursday that after a copy of a memo tested by the Times, as soon as a decision has been made, to obtain an arrest warrant in such cases in order to submit a criminal complaint.

“The urgency with which a case should be processed and submitted is particularly large if the underlying behavior of family violence or sexual assault contains, including matters in which the accused is not in custody,” wrote Katz.

The political announcement takes place about 24 hours after the Times had published a report in which it was confirmed that a deficit of thousands of pending cases in the office of the DA's office played a role in the delay of Mario Edgardo Garcia-Aquino, 43, a once revered North Hollywood football coach, who is now in the death of a murder in one of his players, the 13-year-old Omar-Omar-Omar, is accused.

A 16-year-old boy accused Garcia aquino of sexual misconduct in February 2024, and the Sheriff department of the LA district presented the public prosecutor's office for the submission in May this year. According to several law enforcement sources and an email checked by the Times, which was checked by the Times, charges were not submitted due to a deficit of almost 10,000 cases.

The public prosecutor confirmed that the deficit was a factor for delaying the indictment against Garcia-Aquino early this week. In an explanation, however, the office also said that the case could have been slowed down by inquiries about “additional forensic tests of evidence”.

However, the spokeswoman for the sheriff department said that in this case the detectives “never” asked about the case of the case by the office that was asked about additional information or tests.

“The toxicological report was submitted in May 2024 with (the investigator),” said Nicole Nishida.

The boy, who called friends and family “Omar”, most recently looked into a metrolink train to Palmdale, where he was supposed to help Garcia-Aquino to make football jerseys. The trainer allegedly killed Oscar on March 28th during a vigor's law, and the 7th grade body was found in Ventura County in early April.

In the older case on April 2, the public prosecutor was rating against Garcia aquino against Garcia-Aquino An-four days after the death of Oscar.

The concerns regarding a growing backlog of criminal matters achieved a fever place during the term of the former thistle. Atty. George Gascón. In July 2023, public records showed that around 10,000 law enforcement cases, which were submitted by the law enforcement authorities in 2021 and 2022, were still waiting for a registration decision. Among these were accused that were accused of murder, domestic violence and arms for arms.

Electricity dist. Atty. Nathan Hochman and the President of the Union, who represents the ranking, said that the deficit was caused by a decision by Gascón for the central centralization of submissions and a personnel crisis within the DA office. According to Ryan Erlich, the president of the union, there are still around 750 deputy prosecutors in Hochmans ranks. This number does not comprise about 50 prosecutors at management level, which rarely process tests or registration decisions.

Gascón did not answer inquiries about comments. A spokesman for the district prosecutor did not immediately answer an investigation into the displacement of the policy on Thursday.

Hochman repeatedly attacked Gascón over the conditions that led to the deficit on the campaign path last year and has made the effort to clarify the queue in the past few weeks.

Garcia-aquino is charged with murder and several charges for sexual abuse against two other players who are due to the allegations of 2022. The authorities warned that there may be more victims. The trainer did not submit a plea during a short appearance in a courtroom in a courtroom in the city center. Representatives of the victim's family have expressed outrage that Garcia-Aquino was not arrested earlier.

“I am stunned that it took so long that these charges can save the life of this boy,” said Michael Cararrillo, a lawyer of the dead boy, early this week. “Someone has to be held accountable here to keep this man on the street, and it led to killing this boy.