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Murrieta honors Corporal Matt Mazingo and highlights youth court peer‑diversion program

Murrieta City Council · September 2, 2025
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Murrieta officials recognized Corporal Matt Mazingo for his work bringing back the Southwest Valley Youth Court and its restorative‑justice model; staff and the corporal outlined program goals, volunteer roles and recent case counts; a local child presented a $1,300 donation to the library expansion.

Murrieta City Council on Sept. 2 recognized Corporal Matt Mazingo of the Murrieta Police Department for his role in re‑establishing the Southwest Valley Youth Court, a peer‑led diversion program that offers teens restorative‑justice alternatives to juvenile formal processing.

Corporal Mazingo described the program’s mission and structure: student volunteers serve as defense and prosecuting attorneys, jurors and bailiffs in a courtroom setting at the Southwest Justice Center; adult mentors and attorney…

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