Letters: Peace of mind on L.A. crime
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Re “Fewer probation department employees arrested in 2013,” Jan. 22
I will sleep better at night now, secure in the knowledge that Los Angeles County probation officers and their fellow staff are out committing fewer crimes than usual.
Jeremiah J. Flanigan
Long Beach
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