In Re Antonio R.

Antonio R. appeals from a juvenile court probation order that requires him to stay out of Los Angeles County unless accompanied by a parent or with prior permission from the probation officer. We affirm.

I

Antonio absconded from Orange County juvenile probation supervision on his 17th birthday, January 18, 1999, four days after his release from a county program. In Los Angeles in early March, he burgled a car. He claimed to be living with a pregnant girlfriend in Lennox or Inglewood and working as a gardener. The minor admitted membership in the Lennox 13 gang for many years with the name “Lil Boy,” and conceded he had been “kicking back” with gang members while AWOL. He regularly drank and smoked marijuana.

A juvenile court report from Los Angeles detailed Antonio’s lengthy arrest history. It described his “overall conduct under supervision” as poor: “Minor has changed his place of residence without informing the probation department. Minor has stopped going to school without informing the probation officer. [He] has been involved in criminal behavior in both Los Angeles and Orange County. . . . [ft] . . . [He] has an extensive criminal history .... [T]he current plan…