By Pat Alston
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - Valerie Salkin was 13 when a sniper shot her.
She was roller-skating with her younger brother one Sunday afternoon on an otherwise deserted playground in a quiet Westside neighborhood. When she looked down, her jeans were soaked in blood.
It was not a life-threatening injury, Salkin said, but the .22-caliber bullet that ripped through her left thigh, also pierced her sense of security.
Jul. 28, 2011
Valerie Salkin
Judge Valerie Salkin was young when confronted with the criminal acts she now sees every day.
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