Overview

• L.A. County Superior Court Judge Susan J. DeWitt approved Lauren's entry into a two-year diversion program on Thursday.
• The agreement bars firearm possession, requires therapy, mandates abstaining from drugs and alcohol, and includes quarterly progress reports, with violations risking termination and renewed prosecution.
• If she completes the program, the court will dismiss the charges, the district attorney's office said.
• Lauren was initially booked on suspicion of attempted murder but was later charged with assault with a semiautomatic firearm and negligent discharge.
• Police say officers searching for 134 Freeway hit-and-run suspects encountered her in her Eagle Rock yard, she allegedly fired, and they returned fire, wounding her while no officers were hit.