L.A. gang worker cleared of armor charge

Michael Angel Alvarez, a gang intervention worker in Los Angeles, was federally indicted earlier this year for possession of body armor, but the charges were dismissed after a judge ruled his prior felony conviction was now classified as a juvenile disposition under California law. Alvarez was arrested in May near MacArthur Park after police found military-grade body armor plates in his car, which he claimed were for an art project. The legal change, Proposition 57, resulted in the release of some juvenile offenders from prison, affecting Alvarez’s case.

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