Jay Leno criticized lenient criminal laws following the murder of actor Johnny Wactor, who was killed while confronting thieves stealing his car's catalytic converter. Leno argued that harsher penalties are needed to deter such crimes, as current light punishments embolden criminals. He highlighted the financial burden on car owners and the profitability of stolen converters, urging for stricter laws to reduce crime rates. The LAPD is still searching for the suspects involved in Wactor's death.
Johnny Wactor, known for his role on General Hospital, was tragically murdered after leaving his job at Level 8 in Los Angeles. His former boss and co-workers have spoken out, calling for improved safety measures and support for his family. A GoFundMe has been set up to help his family, and authorities are urging anyone with information to come forward.
Jay Leno criticized Los Angeles' lenient penalties for catalytic converter theft after General Hospital star Johnny Wactor was fatally shot by thieves attempting to steal his car's converter. Leno called the misdemeanor charge and $1,000 fine "outrageous" and a "slap on the wrist," attributing the boldness of such crimes to these light penalties. The suspects remain at large.
Johnny Wactor, an actor from 'General Hospital,' was fatally shot while protecting a co-worker during an attempted theft. His family has planned funeral services in South Carolina, and his co-worker Anita Joy, who he protected, will attend. The Los Angeles Medical Examiner ruled his death a homicide. Wactor's mother is advocating for increased safety measures for employees in Los Angeles and is working with local politicians to push for change.
Johnny Wactor's mother, Scarlett Wactor, confirmed his funeral will be held on June 15 in South Carolina. Wactor, a "General Hospital" actor, was fatally shot while protecting his co-worker Anita Joy. The family is seeking justice and pushing for safety changes in Los Angeles, where the incident occurred. A GoFundMe has been started to support the family and potentially offer a reward for information leading to the suspects' capture. The bar where Wactor worked is planning new safety measures following his death.
"General Hospital" star Johnny Wactor was shot and killed while confronting individuals attempting to steal his car's catalytic converter. His co-worker, Anita Joy, claims that safety concerns at their workplace, Level 8 bar, were dismissed by management prior to the incident. The bar has since pledged to improve safety measures. The LAPD is investigating the murder, with three suspects still at large.
Johnny Wactor, a former "General Hospital" actor, was shot and killed while confronting suspects attempting to steal the catalytic converter from his car in downtown Los Angeles. His co-worker and friend, Anita Joy, recounted the tragic incident, describing Wactor's final moments and the chaos that ensued. The suspects remain at large, and the bar where Wactor worked is exploring additional safety measures for employees. A GoFundMe page has been set up for Wactor's family, raising nearly $110,000.
Anita Joy, a co-worker and friend of former "General Hospital" actor Johnny Wactor, recounted the tragic night he was shot and killed while they were walking to their cars after a bartending shift in downtown Los Angeles. Wactor was shot by one of three masked suspects attempting to steal his car's catalytic converter. Despite Joy's efforts to save him, Wactor succumbed to his injuries. The suspects remain at large, and police are seeking public assistance to identify them. Joy described Wactor as a selfless person who always cared for others.
Johnny Wactor, a 37-year-old actor known for his role in "General Hospital," was fatally shot in downtown Los Angeles while confronting thieves stealing his car's catalytic converter. His friend and coworker, Anita Joy, who witnessed the incident, is seeking justice and urging for the suspects' capture and conviction. A GoFundMe page has been set up to support Wactor's family.
In an exclusive interview, Anita Joy recounted the tragic final moments of her co-worker and friend, actor Johnny Wactor, who was fatally shot after their shift at a Los Angeles nightclub. Wactor, known for his role on "General Hospital," was trying to protect Joy when he confronted men attempting to steal from his car. Despite their efforts to save him, Wactor succumbed to his injuries, leaving Joy and others devastated by the loss of a man she described as kind and protective.
General Hospital actor Johnny Wactor was tragically killed in a robbery gone wrong in Downtown Los Angeles. His coworker, Anita Joy, shared an emotional tribute on Instagram, recounting his final moments and praising his character. Wactor died after shielding Joy from the assailants, and despite efforts to save him, he succumbed to his injuries. Joy called for justice and support for Wactor's family.
"General Hospital" actor Johnny Wactor was fatally shot while trying to stop a group from stealing a catalytic converter from his car in downtown Los Angeles. His co-worker, Anita Joy, described the tragic moments leading up to his death and called for justice. The suspects remain at large, and the LAPD is seeking public assistance in identifying them.
Actor Johnny Wactor, known for his role in "General Hospital," was fatally shot in downtown Los Angeles while confronting suspects attempting to steal a catalytic converter from his car. Wactor's co-worker, Anita Joy, who was with him at the time, described the tragic incident and expressed her heartbreak and anger. The suspects fled the scene, and the LAPD is seeking information from the public.
"General Hospital" star Johnny Wactor was shot and killed while confronting car part thieves in Los Angeles. His co-worker, Anita Joy, who was with him during his final moments, shared the harrowing details of the incident and expressed her grief and anger. The LAPD is seeking information on the three suspects involved.
Johnny Wactor, known for his role on "General Hospital," was fatally shot while shielding his co-worker from harm during a catalytic converter theft in Los Angeles. Wactor, 37, died in his friend's arms after being shot in the chest. The incident occurred as he confronted three individuals attempting to steal the part from his car. No arrests have been made.
