Los Angeles County public officers issued a warning that these burglarizing and looting evacuated properties through the Southern California wildfires might be held accountable. The Sheriff’s Division has made no less than 20 arrests because the fires broke out Tuesday, Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger instructed reporters Thursday. “In the midst of the emergency, we have all seen individuals who are targeting vulnerable communities by burglarizing and looting homes,” she said. “This is simply unacceptable.” Barger stated regulation enforcement is proactively patrolling impacted communities to forestall prison exercise. “I promise you, you will be held accountable,” she said. “Shame…
