KTLA Anchor Cuts Deal in Earbud Theft Case

KTLA Anchor Cuts Deal in Earbud Theft Case KTLA Anchor Cuts Deal in Earbud Theft Case KTLA stay Lu Parker who was captured in November on doubt of frivolous robbery at Los Angeles International Airport won't confront charges on the off chance that she finishes a preoccupation program, reports The Los Angeles Times. Parker consented to take an interest in a pre-documenting redirection program called the Neighborhood Justice Program. The preoccupation program is "an approach to abstain from going to court, of being indicted or confessing, and of having a criminal record," as per the city lawyer's office. Members show up before a board of group individuals, where they talk about the charged wrongdoing, why it was conferred and the damage it brought about. The specialists then choose the proper activities by the denounced, for example, doing group benefit, composing an expression of remorse letter, paying compensation or taking classes. Parker was captured at LAX on November 2 subsequent to being blamed for taking a couple of earbuds having a place with an on furlough LAPD burglary and manslaughter analyst. In an announcement, KTLA said Parker lifted the earbuds up subsequent to seeing they had been deserted at the TSA security checkpoint and planned to return them to the proprietor. She was captured subsequent to getting onto her flight with the earbuds. "The earbuds were abandoned in a canister and Mrs. Parker had no goal of doing anything other than finding the legitimate proprietor," Robert Shapiro told TMZ. "As she had her own particular earbuds and also her own earphones, and she laments the bother this has brought about everybody."