Mike Webb

City Attorney, Redondo Beach

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City Attorney of Redondo Beach and President of the Los Angeles County Prosecutors Association

Mike Webb on KCRW

Why are so many other inmates released before their sentences have been served? What’s the state of medical treatment for the seriously ill?  Is Baca the only one who’s at fault?

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