Astorga was also charged with the special allegations that the murder was to promote a street gang and that he intentionally fired the gun.
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Investigators describe Astorga, a Boyle Heights resident, as a felon who previously has served prison time for narcotics, gun and other offenses.
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Astorga was released on parole in June and was first arrested in Los Angeles at the age of 10, officials said.
I'm not trying to dance in the blood of a tragedy here. I'm questioning why does California insist on paroling violent scumbags, and then expect them to not hurt or kill innocent people? I mean, I couldn't sleep at night if I were the guy on the parole board that let someone with a lengthy, violent criminal history roam the streets as a free soul. It would tear me up. How many people do you have to hurt to get put away for good?
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