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Nathan Hochman

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Nov 2, 2026

Doug McBurneyHOST
35:09
It's something we've noted.
Doug McBurneyHOST
35:10
And it's something Nathan Hochman and the rest at the top of the pile there at the Los Angeles Just Us system said.
Doug McBurneyHOST
35:19
are doing right now.
Doug McBurneyHOST
35:20
Hockman said he had discussed taking the death penalty off the table with Reiner's siblings because, you know, what his brothers and sisters think about, that's very important to Reiner.
Nathan HochmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
28:13
They're a bunch of criminals.
Randy WangHOST
28:15
[laughs] Good job, Hochman.
Randy WangHOST
28:19
Now, if this was still Gascón, he would've said that this is a crime of poverty.
Nathan HochmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
28:26
My name is Nathan Hochman.
Nathan HochmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
28:26
I'm the District Attorney of Los-
Keenan WillardCORRESPONDENT
28:27
Very strong words from Los Angeles County DA Nathan Hochman there.
Keenan WillardCORRESPONDENT
28:30
Investigators say they arrested four men who went on a vandalism spree, specifically targeting at least a dozen high-profile buildings in and around downtown Los Angeles.
Keenan WillardCORRESPONDENT
28:40
Police say this group caused at least $170,000 in damage, and they likely tagged even more buildings in the area.
Mike RogersSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:46
That they have been charged with anything related to the Sixth Street Bridge, uh, or the graffiti towers in downtown.
Mike RogersSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:51
But DA Nathan Hochman, very critical of an LA County judge who reduced charges from somebody at the graffiti towers from felonies to misdemeanors-
Tim Conway Jr.HOST
10:58
But you know what? I, I, I gotta say, the people who live in the city of LA, they should demand that they live the same way as people in Pasadena or Claremont or, or Burbank or, um, uh, Glendale, Pasadena area.
Tim Conway Jr.HOST
11:14
There's no reason why all of this crap continues to happen in the city of LA.
John KobyltHOST
22:34
Who wants to do that? Um, some of the buildings were historically significant.
John KobyltHOST
22:40
And, uh, oh, Nathan Hochman, LA County DA, said, "These defendants turned buildings into their personal billboards.
John KobyltHOST
22:50
Th- this was not harmless graffiti.
John KobyltHOST
22:51
These are not victimis- victimless crimes as they destroy the quality of life." Yes, I've been waiting all my life for an official to say that.
AnnePANELIST
22:34
Uh, this tagging apparently was sort of an inside job.
AnnePANELIST
22:38
LA DA, uh, LA County DA, Nathan Hochman, has sent a message to anyone who's thinking about vandalizing property.
AnnePANELIST
22:47
He said, "You will be arrested, you will be prosecuted, and you will be punished to the full extent of the law." They arrested a four-person graffiti crew and charged them with felony vandalism because they say they tagged 12 locations throughout the city, including 11 buildings in and around downtown L- uh, downtown, and one in the Mid-Wilshire area.
AnnePANELIST
23:10
They did about $200,000 in damage, and one of the guys, Javier Roca, is 38 years old and worked for LADWP as an electrical craft helper.
Nereida MorenoHOST
0:41
I'm Noreda Moreno, and you're listening to The LA Report's afternoon edition from LAS News.
Nereida MorenoHOST
0:46
[instrumental music plays] LA County District Attorney Nathan Hochman is promising LA's MacArthur Park will be safer by the 2028 Olympic Games.
Nereida MorenoHOST
0:59
Jordan Running has more.
Jordan RunningCORRESPONDENT
1:01
Law enforcement officials and residents say they've seen an uptick in crime in MacArthur Park in recent weeks.
Jordan RunningCORRESPONDENT
1:06
This comes after a series of drug enforcement operations there led to dozens of arrests earlier this year.
Jordan RunningCORRESPONDENT
1:11
At a town hall this week, District Attorney Nathan Hochman pledged the area will see lasting progress with continued help from local government.
Nereida MorenoHOST
1:18
Hochman called on elected officials to keep their focus on the park ahead of the LA Olympics.
Nereida MorenoHOST
1:23
[instrumental music plays] Early reservations for the Samuel Ocean Air and Space Center open to the public next week.
Cyndi OvertonHOST
26:14
A 66-year-old man and his 39-year-old wife have been arrested following a 17-month investigation into the alleged abuse of their children, 14 of whom were born via surrogacy.
Cyndi OvertonHOST
26:34
Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman announced charges against Sun and Jeong in an alleged unprecedented case of child abuse on October 6th.
Cyndi OvertonHOST
26:49
The investigation into Sun and Jeong began in May of 2025 after Jeong brought Walter, a two-month-old boy, to the hospital and claimed he'd fallen off of a bed and hit his head.
Cyndi OvertonHOST
27:06
Investigators learned that a nanny who worked for the family, who's Chimei Li, had struck him in the head, allegedly.
Colleen SullivanHOST
16:24
We're following several high-profile investigations.
Phillip PalmerHOST
16:27
In just a few minutes, we will speak live with LA District Attorney Nathan Hochman about what could come next in the sur- surrogacy scandal case and other major headlines.
Phillip PalmerHOST
16:41
Several major cases have been dominating the headlines in recent weeks, from the Arcadia couple at the center of a surrogacy scandal and abuse, to Nick Reiner, and then the singer David.
Phillip PalmerHOST
16:51
LA District Attorney Nathan Hochman is our special guest this morning.
Phillip PalmerHOST
16:54
And before we get to those serious topics, wanna say thank you, and you got your Dodger blue going.
Phillip PalmerHOST
16:59
You, you apparently are ready for game day.
Nathan HochmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:56
Good morning.
Nathan HochmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:57
My name is Nathan Hochman.
Nathan HochmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:58
I'm the district attorney of Los Angeles County.
Nathan HochmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:01
Uh, we are going to be talking today about an unprecedented case of child abuse that occurred in Arcadia, in which very serious felony charges have been filed today.
Ava KofmanHOST
2:26
From In the Dark and The New Yorker, I'm Ava Kofman.
Ava KofmanHOST
2:30
In this bonus episode of The Journey, I'll tell you about the new criminal case, as well as some surprising things law enforcement found inside the house, and I'll tell you what I've learned about the FBI investigation.
Ava KofmanHOST
2:52
Before he described the charges, the LA County District Attorney, Nathan Hochman, gave the audience a warning.
Nathan HochmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:59
The information that we are going to be talking about, and again, we're gonna be talking about what has been publicly filed in the complaint today, is incredibly disturbing.
Joe GettyHOST
24:25
himUh, there was a, uh, two-month-old who had head injuries, uh, that were utterly unsupported by the allegation that the kid fell out of bed.
Joe GettyHOST
24:35
Um, says, uh, Nathan Hochman, the fabulous LA County District Attorney, "The discipline was nothing short of physical abuse, beatings and punishment on a daily basis.
Joe GettyHOST
24:44
They had school rooms where the kids were, were taught, and then they had punishment rooms that did not have cameras, but you could hear the kids' screams from those rooms." Why...
Joe GettyHOST
24:55
But we're talking about the, the, the...

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