The event was part of the annual National Night Out.
Sui Yuen Wong brought her family to meet the police officers who patrol the Melrose area.
She also said she didn't want her kids to grow up in one of Los Angeles' most famous neighborhoods because of the recent rise in violent crime targeting up-scale shopping areas.The Los Angeles Police Department said so far this year, citywide, crimes like robberies, burglaries car thefts and assaults are up 20%, 15%, 16% and 2%, respectively.
Los Angeles City Councilmember Mitch O'Farrell said the police are doing what they can to deter crime.
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