Yeah, well, we got a lot to get to, believe it or not, I was surprised to see this.

The headline in the El Salvador Times today, both online and in the newspaper,

survey finds wider support for L.A. police.

Yeah.

Look at that.

How about that?

More people approve of officers despite some concerns.

Some concerns.

Concerns.

We'll tell you what was in this.

Concerns from the criminals.

I guess. And this is clearly the result of what we're seeing in the increase in crime.

People now understand there's a need for a police and more of them. So we'll talk about that coming up. We're going to begin with a story we mentioned yesterday, really disturbing.

On Sunday, a Los Angeles County deputy probation officer came home to her residence in Lancaster.

And, well, she had an intruder.

And she was beaten to death. And, well, she had an intruder, and she was beaten to death. And her name is Paula Lind. The intruder, it turns out, is a local vagrant. We're going to talk now to Steve Gregory

from more on this story. Hey, guys. So we are learning some information. It would appear that Paula Lind is who we're talking about,

16-year veteran of the LA County Probation Office.

She was not, in fact, coming home that we're being told now.

She was already at home, and this person that you're talking about

was actually trying to break into homes down the street, down the block a little bit.

And the way it's explained to me, and I want to make it clear.

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