Musings
LEAVE THE DIRTY WORK TO OTHERS:
A resident wrote that L.A. Mayor Karen Bass did NOT join U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli, L.A. District Nathan Hochman, the DEA and LAPD, while they made drug arrests in MacArthur Park/Westlake on Thursday, June 4, and that her limo was safely tucked behind the gates of the Mayor’s Mansion. Doesn’t look like a good area to take a limo, maybe take an UBER?
DESERVE ARREST:
A person wrote on social media “We had an attempted theft of copper wiring in our home under construction on Wednesday June 3 at 4:15 pm. After all the workers left, our contractor went back to get something he had forgotten. The contractor was confronted by a man with glasses, tall and masked but the guy ran off quickly. There have already been eight reported thefts of copper wiring in houses under construction.” In addition to more police in Pacific Palisades, someone should ask the Mayor about arresting the people doing the theft as well as the people they are selling it to. The Mayor decided to handle copper theft from streetlights by putting in solar lightening, but unfortunately, that doesn’t work in construction. Just arrest the people, already.
MORE THAN 2 QUESTIONS:
In response to the June 3 virtual meeting, where Steadfast representative said they had received two questions, a resident wrote CTN. “They did not receive only two questions (regarding playground and cistern).” The resident said they had submitted the question, “Why didn't you renovate the original rec center instead of demolishing it? This building has been a part of our community for 76 of the 100 years since our town was founded.” And then sent a follow-up question to Steadfast, “Why didn’t you answer my question during the Zoom meeting yesterday?”
Sue Pascoe
Editor, Circling The News ·
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