Son Charged With Fatally Stabbing Parents Rob and Michele Reiner in Their Brentwood Home
 Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan J. Hochman announced that 32-year-old Nick Reiner was charged with murdering his parents, Hollywood luminary Rob Reiner and photographer-producer Michele Singer Reiner, on Dec. 14 at the couple’s Brentwood home.
“Prosecuting cases involving family violence are some of the most challenging and heart-wrenching we face because of the intimate and often brutal nature of the crimes,” District Attorney Hochman said. “Rob Reiner was one of the greatest filmmakers of his generation. His murder and his wife of more than 35 years, Michele Singer Reiner’s murder, are shocking and tragic. We owe it to their memory to pursue justice and accountability for the lives that were taken.”
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  District Attorney Hochman Marks First Year in Office With Restored Accountability and Rebuilding Trust
 One year after taking office and restoring prosecutorial discretion and criminal accountability, Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan J. Hochman is marking his first 365 days with an increase in public safety efforts, major takedowns of organized crime and burglary crews, busting the largest illegal cannabis operation in Los Angeles County history, aggressive prosecution of human traffickers, exonerating factually innocent convicted individuals, and filing thousands of Proposition 36 charges against repeat retail thieves.
Those are just a few of the initiatives District Attorney Hochman has successfully spearheaded since taking his oath of office last Dec. 3.
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 LA County DA’s Office Delivers Holiday Joy to 120 Families Impacted by Crime
 The Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Bureau of Victim Services and Bureau of Investigation joined forces once again in our annual Holiday Giving Drive to buy, assemble and deliver gifts to more than 120 families, including nearly 300 children impacted by crime.
This event is only possible because of the incredible generosity of many individuals, businesses and nonprofits including the Black Prosecutors Association of LA. District Attorney Hochman took on a truly historic role of delivering gifts to three of the families who endured especially unimaginable loss.
 Toys, Smiles and Community Spirit Fill Miracle on First Street
 District Attorney Hochman joined Gov. Schwarzenegger, Sugar Ray Leonard, Santa Claus, LASD, Danny and Priscilla Hernandez, and all the Hollenbeck Youth Center supporters at the Miracle on First Street’s Toy Giveaway. Hundreds of kids got toys, hugs, laughs, and smiles.
“The power of giving reminds me of the 365 day obligation to continue this miracle,” District Attorney Hochman said.
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