Using bumper stickers, billboards and advertisements on public buses, Orange County prosecutors this month launched a public safety campaign aimed at deterring people from committing crimes there.
Using bumper stickers, billboards and advertisements on public buses, Orange County prosecutors have launched an anti-crime campaign aimed at deterring people from committing theft there. In particular, that would be people from Los Angeles and other Southern California counties, whom Orange County officials blame for much of the theft on their turf.
In a video announcing the campaign, Dist. Atty. Todd Spitzer took aim at criminal justice reforms, saying legislation passed in Sacramento has made 'the risk ... far less than the reward' for those looking to commit crimes. Supporters of reforms have said the state should continue to put money into programs that advance public safety without perpetuating mass incarceration.
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