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The ex-gang member breaking the cycleof violence among LA youths

‘A child isn’t born to commit gun violence,’ Francisco Villarruel says

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Ricky Rodas in Los Angeles25 Aug 2026, 03:00 pmUpdated 2h ago1 min readAmericasUnited States
The ex-gang member breaking the cycle of violence among LA youths

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‘A child isn’t born to commit gun violence,’ Francisco Villarruel says

Francisco Villarruel and Gustavo Galvez sat in a park in Los Angeles reminiscing on their first boxing lesson together. They had gone to a big commercial gym, where they took turns hitting boxing pads and doing footwork exercises. They then started regularly training together.

For Villarruel, 40, working out together wasn’t really about boxing. It was about giving Galvez, 19, an opportunity to open up and to mentor someone whose pain he understands. “ I think a lot of the traumatic scenarios that he went through are very similar to mine in my upbringing,” Villarruel said.

Francisco Villarruel and Gustavo Galvez sat in a park in Los Angeles reminiscing on their first boxing lesson together. They had gone to a big commercial gym, where they took turns hitting boxing pads and doing footwork exercises. They then started regularly training together.

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Source: The Guardian · Ricky Rodas in Los Angeles. Published 25 Aug 2026, 03:00 pm.

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