Morning Briefs on the Los Angeles Political Machine for Friday
Can anybody find LAPD in this chase?
We start this beautiful Friday morning with a Tuesday night flashback to a televised car chase that snaked it way through the streets of Silverlake and surrounding areas. At least one perceptive viewer had this comment about the law enforcement response, or lack of.
Yesterday (Tuesday) thousands of Southern California residents watched yet another police pursuit as aired on 3 different local Los Angeles television stations. As the suspect vehicle exited from the Southbound 2 freeway at Glendale Blvd with California Highway Patrol close by, The suspect driver was observed driving through the streets of Silverlake back and forth sometimes over the same streets that he previously traveled on. But where were the police officers from the Northeast Division to assist the California Highway Patrol officers ? None were observed. Not too long ago, Los Angeles County Sheriffs deputies were the law enforcement agency which assisted the California Highway Patrol with a pursuit suspect in the El Sereno area of Los Angeles. Can Chief Beck please tell the residents of Northeast Los Angeles , What the hell is going on ? Is he still sending Northeast Patrol vehicles to other police divisions through out the city?
.... just how thin are LAPD resources being spread throughout Los Angeles? You may not want to know.
** We want to commend out-going Los Angeles City Council Energy & Environment Committee Chairperson Councilwoman Jan Perry for her leadership in creating two wetlands parks within her council district. Meanwhile her replacement as committee chairperson CD 14 City Councilman Jose Huizar has dropped the ball on restoring the Hazard Park Wetlands and repairing a storm drain that feeds into the Wetlands watershed. Environmental Activists will remember that Mayor Antonio Villar promised at the Million Trees Groundbreaking that a restore wetlands would be in place within three years........... and now Councilman Huizar calls a restore wetlands "a long term project".
** We almost forgot that Councilman Jose Huizar was too pre-occupied with Clifton's Cafeteria festivities to act as a leader and vote to increase water rates on his constituents.
** Lastly, as the likes of Ron Kaye and the LA Times Editorial Board debate whether District Attorney Candidate Carmen Trutanich is a liar, maybe the same pillars of local journalism should answer why "these truths" via Mayor Antonio Villar, never garnered the same level of discussion (** especially during the "LA Antonio Times Era" of the former daily of record). An excerpt as posted on Mayor Sam in 2006 .......
July 23, 2006 10:21 PM
Your thoughts ..............
Scott Johnson in CD 14
Labels: "COUNCILMAN LAST SEEN AS JOSE HUIZAR, Carmen Trutanich for District Attorney, DWP Jan Perry, Hazard park wetlands, lapd, mayor antonio villaraigosa
1 Comments:
Sgt. Joe Friday said:
Kudos to Mayor Sam for pointing out the hypocracy of the Spring Street rag, and all the other phonys out there.
Where was all the outrage when Felonio, the Valley Greuel, Garshady, and Paul Krackwhorian decided to seek greener pastures after a brief time in office.
Krikorian actually opened his campaign six months after his term began.
What makes this whole thing bizare, and I'm sure a first for all Mayor Sam readers is that John Thomas, who's working for Alan Jackson, put out a press release slamming a Press release he put out when he was working for Trutanich. So, in other words, Thomas was slamming his own press release. I guess that's what's called "two-faced."
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