Following a violent caught-on-camera attack in Woodland Hills during which a man is seen taking an ax to a street vendor’s cart, a Los Angeles councilman Friday says he wants to explore more protections for street vendors and increased penalties for attackers.
, viewers reached out to donate money to the man to help recoup his losses.
The legislation is asking the city's Chief Legislative Analyst, the Civil + Human Rights and Equity Department, the City Attorney and the Los Angeles Police Department to report back within 30 days on the following points:
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