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Johny Wactor’s friends and family march for justice | Banfield
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June 13, 2024
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5:11Now PlayingActor Johnny Wactor was killed in Los Angeles when he confronted people stealing the catalytic converter from his car. Eighteen days later, friends and family marched in his memory, and called on the city of Los Angeles to give the LAPD all the resources it needs to find the killers. Grant Wactor, Johnny’s brother, tells “Banfield” he’s not hearing much from the police, which may be good news because they’re working the case. Johnny Wactor’s good friend, Micah Parker, says he was moved by how many people came out to march on behalf of the former “General Hospital” actor.
#johnny wactor #micah parker #grant wactor
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