
Zero cash bail takes effect in Los Angeles County amid ongoing concerns over crime
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Los Angeles County's zero-bail system went into effect on Sunday, sparking criticism from law enforcement and local residents concerned about a rise in crime.
Now, the zero-bail system, officially known as Pre-Arraignment Release Protocols, is facing criticism from supporters of law and order who argue it removes accountability from the justice system by allowing most suspects arrested for allegedly committing a crime to be quickly released from custody instead of remaining in jail as they await charges and trial unless they are accused of the most serious of crimes.
"Our communities have not been shy about telling us how nervous they are about this change," LA County Sheriff Robert Luna told the Board of Supervisors last week, FOX 11 LA reported.













