Anti-gang activist arrested in murder case
Clifford "Skipp" Townsend, a 62-year-old prominent gang intervention expert and co-founder of the South Los Angeles non-profit 2nd Call, was arrested alongside four others on conspiracy to commit murder charges. Townsend, who has spent nearly two decades leading local violence reduction and trauma-informed support programs, is currently being held on $2 million bail.
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