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Becerra, Alexis <br /> From: Jackie Angel Investor < <br /> Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2025 1:03 PM <br /> To: eComment <br /> Cc: Vazquez, Benjamin; bencamach0@proton.me <br /> Subject: FYI Upcoming: Court case to end racial injustice - Orange County November 7th <br /> Attachments: 1000008460.png <br /> -Attention: This email originated from outside of City of Santa Ana.Use caution when opening attachments or links. <br /> A case to determine permanent ending to racial injustice, what Orange County was created for <br /> JOIN US FOR A RALLY & COURTROOM SOLIDARITY ACTION <br /> M DATE: FRIDAY, November 7, 2025 <br /> Q TIME: 8:30 AM Rally 1 9:15 AM Court Hearing <br /> Q LOCATION: Orange County Superior Court, 700 W. Civic Center Dr., Santa Ana, CA <br /> ATTIRE: Wear BLACK in solidarity <br /> https://www.instagram.com/musticeforchazznow?igsh=MzRIODBiNWFIZA== <br /> "Chazz Jackson is a man from Orange County, California, who has been incarcerated since 2014 for a crime he <br /> maintains he did not commit. <br /> Chazz, a Black man, is serving time for a crime he did not commit—while a law enforcement official openly <br /> weaponizes stereotypes to justify his incarceration. <br /> Chazz Jackson has been incarcerated since 2014 for a crime he did not commit. He was falsely arrested and <br /> later wrongfully convicted on human trafficking charges, despite Anaheim P.D. Detective Paul Delgado <br /> admitting he had no probable cause or warrant for Chazz's arrest. Shockingly, Chazz's case was dismissed <br /> twice before being improperly filed a third time—an outright violation of California's two-dismissal rule (Penal <br /> Code Section 1387). <br /> In August 2024, Chazz's new defense team filed a motion under California's Racial Justice Act, uncovering <br /> blatant racial discrimination embedded in his trial. From law enforcement officers to court officials, disturbing <br /> racial biases were exposed in the prosecution's narrative: <br /> -Anaheim Detective Paul Delgado and Lt. Craig Friesen perpetuated stereotypes and biased assumptions <br /> about Black men being predisposed to criminal behavior," <br /> Wrongfully Convicted Due To Racial Injustice: Demand Chazz's Case Be Dismissed <br /> https://www.change.org/p/wrongfully-convicted-due-to-racial-injustice-demand-chazz-s-case-be-dismissed <br /> 1 <br />