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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCorrespondence - Non AgendaZuniga, Diana From: Jackie Angel Investor < Sent: Monday, April 21, 2025 10:16 AM To: eComment Subject: All wins forfeited; Segerstrom High School put on immediate probation Attention: This email originated from outside of City of Santa Ana. Use caution when opening attachments or links. Santa Ana Unified School District takes action after Segerstrom High School baseball put on probation Several CIF by-laws were violated, officials said. The Jaguars must forfeit all wins and are not eligible for playoffs. Coach and principal removed. Lacking integrity, transparency, and accountability across all school programs The probation is effective immediately and runs through Feb. 16, 2026. In addition, Segerstrom, which was 12-7 overall and atop the Golden West League standings with a 5-2 record will forfeit all of its wins this season. "As part of the District's response to these findings we have temporarily removed Principal David Casper from his position at Segerstrom High School and temporarily reassigned him to another role within the District. Additionally, Head Coach Erasmo Ramirez has been removed from his coaching duties, pending further review." https:Hocsportszone. comisanta-ana-unified-school-district-takes-action-after-segerstrom-baseball-put-on- probation/ Zuniga, Diana From: Jackie Angel Investor < Sent: Sunday, April 20, 2025 8:23 PM To: eComment Subject: it is a shame that our residents have to deal with this nonsense day after day. Attention: This email originated from outside of City of Santa Ana. Use caution when opening attachments or links. " it is a shame that our residents have to deal with this nonsense day after day." " you're just an absentee landlord." " They're this, that and chicken fat on First Street. It's awful," she said at Tuesday's meeting. " I don't know why somebody didn't pull the trigger or what the fear was to pull the trigger, but the pendulum has swung," she said. ", they're criminals, and they're doing drugs, prostitution, human trafficking, defecating, masturbating, having sex on the street. And the list goes on." "Given the neglect from much more than just these three properties, I think madam city attorney might be a little more busy" Santa Ana Police officers have been called to respond to 1,441 calls at two motels and a restaurant on East First Street for crimes like illicit drug sales, possessing meth and disorderly conduct in the past three years. It's an area that city council members — most of whom are in their second term — say has long been a problem and hot bed for drugs as other cities in Orange County convert problematic motels into affordable homes. Now after years of mounting complaints from residents, Santa Ana officials may soon crack down on what they say are "drug dens" at the Royal Roman Motel, the Royal Grand Inn and El Tapatio Restaurant on First Street. The moratorium in Stanton came in 2023 after over 3,000 police calls for service at seven motels in the city since 2019 for crimes like prostitution, drugs, robbery and assaults with deadly weapons. https://voiceo foc. org/2025/04/santa-ana-cracks-down-on-first-street-drug-dens-after-years-of-po lice -calls/ Zuniga, Diana From: Jackie Angel Investor < Sent: Monday, April 21, 2025 1:22 PM To: eComment Cc: Hernandez, Johnathan; Ryberg, Erinn Subject: Cruising is not a crime?? SAPID did not get the memo LOL Attention: This email originated from outside of City of Santa Ana. Use caution when opening attachments or links. It is ridiculous the amount of (holiday pay) money, double overtime and overpriced resources Santa Ana Police once again wasted unnecessarily, criminalizing Santa Ana families, shutting down the main arteries of our city. On a day of celebration, of culture, of rebirth Once again, the City of Santa Ana missed the mark by allowing SAPD to run rampant and trample our rights. "Chicanos" Johnathan Hernandez and Avelino Valencia have no bearing here. They carry no weight. - Santa Ana California ### BRISTOL/McFADDEN Santa Ana Police will host its annual shutdown -of -the -streets -to -deter -cruisers enforcement on Easter Sunday. On Easter Sunday, April 20 2025, the Santa Ana Police Department closed Bristol Street and Edinger Avenue to curb car clubs and cruising events. Bristol Street had one lane in each direction closed between Warner Avenue and 1 st Street, while Edinger Avenue was completely closed between Bristol Street and Main Street. The closures were in effect from 3 PM on Sunday afternoon until 2 AM on Monday morning, affecting bus service throughout the city. "Once harassed by police, lowriders can cruise across California under a new law Ladies and gentlemen, start your engines. California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a law on Friday that lifts the restrictions on lowrider cruising, a cultural and artistic tradition developed by Latinos living in the Golden State. The law lifts restrictions limiting how low cars can ride, and it prevents cities and towns from passing bans on cruising." https://www.npr.org/2023/ 10/ 17/ 1206625366/lowrider-cruising-califomia-end-ban Zuniga, Diana From: Michael Mavrovouniotis < Sent: Saturday, April 19, 2025 2:26 PM To: eComment Subject: CITY COUNCIL, GENERAL PUBLIC COMMENT Attention: This email originated from outside of City of Santa Ana. Use caution when opening attachments or links. OC Animal Care is responsible for the city's homeless pets. What have they been up to? The latest news: Voice of OC, April 15, 2025 Vaughn: The Board Took Positive Steps for the OC Animal Shelter, NOW Let's Block the Bureaucracy's Plan to Lower Standards httDS://voiceofoc. orLY/2025/04/vauiahn-the-board-took-positive-stebs-for-the-oc-animal-shelter-now-lets-block-the-bureaucracvs- plan-to-lower-standards/ The community is grateful to Supervisors Janet Nguyen and Vicente Sarmiento. They've achieved real progress! But the bureaucracy is still trying to dilute the Strategic Plan, using a suspicious contract with a single bidder. And the county is rejecting simple arithmetic, shortchanging Animal Care Attendants. Event-NewsEnterprise, April 17, 2025 Nguyen approves Animal shelter reforms https://event-newsenteiprise.com/n uyen-approves-animal-shelter-reforms/ Orange County Supervisor Janet Nguyen headed a measure to reform OC AmmalCare by increasing hours, appointing a community liaison to interface with the public and requiring monthly website posting of data like intakes, adoptions and euthanasia. The items unanimously passed the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday and will take affect within four months. Supervisor Vincent Sarmiento co-authored the measure. The upgrades bring a pre-COVID era back to the shelter when it was more accessible and transparent to the public. Orange County was the last major municipal shelter to allow open public visitation last year. Zuniga, Diana From: Jackie Angel Investor < Sent: Wednesday, April 16, 2025 1:49 PM To: eComment Subject: Anaheim Chamber of Commerce To Close in Aftermath of Corruption Probes #AnaheimAudit Attention: This email originated from outside of City of Santa Ana. Use caution when opening attachments or links. Anaheim's Chamber of Commerce — an organization deeply involved in one of Orange County's largest corruption scandals — will be closing at the end of the month years after federal agents detailed Disneyland resort interests' outsized influence over city hall. The closure comes roughly three years after the Chamber's former CEO Todd Ament pleaded guilty to federal criminal charges after FBI agents described him as the ringleader of a group of powerful insiders who controlled public affairs and policymaking through elected officials at City Hall. #AnaheimAudit https://voiceo foc. org/2025/04/anaheim-chamber-of-commerce-to-close-in-aftermath-of-corruption-probes/ Alcala, Abigail From: Jackie Angel Investor < Sent: Friday, April 25, 2025 4:36 PM To: eComment Subject: Orange County Husband gets 40 years for murdering Wife/Mother Attachments: 1000005795.png Amteiinfi((�iu ll in eu uffl nror 0na1ed fug-mnz onut;n de o, 'Cu y oro'Sanm Anna. Use caBonn when n:pel inn aflac4gun enu s or finks. This week: Judge Jeffrey Ferguson of Orange County Superior Court faces 40 years to life for murdering his wife, Sheryl Ferguson, in August 2023. - Santa Ana A jury found Orange County Superior Court Judge Jeffrey Ferguson, left, guilty of second-degree murder in the shooting death of his wife in 2023. He was allowed to embrace his son, Phillip, before being led away in handcuffs. "The son of an Orange County Superior Court judge charged with fatally shooting his wife in their Anaheim Hills home is scheduled to continue testifying in his father's retrial Tuesday. Last month, a separate jury deadlocked 11-1 in favor of conviction on a second-degree murder charge in the case against 74-year-old Jeffrey Ferguson, who is accused of killing his 65-year-old wife, Sheryl, on Aug. 3, 2023." httbs://mvnewsIa.com/oranue-countv/2025/04/15/orange-countv-iudues-son-set-to-continue-testimonv-in- fathers-murder-trial/ Ferguson has worked for the Orange County District Attorney's office since he began his law career in 1983. His most recent position was as senior deputy district attorney. Larry Rosen, Brother of slain wife backs Judge Jeffrey Ferguson who is accused of m*rdering his sister 4jeffreyferguson Rosen requests misdemeanor charges, for the judge to keep his pension. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DHHfBMmSdiQ/?utm source=ig web copy link Alcala, Abigail From: Jackie Angel Investor < Sent: Tuesday, April 29, 2025 1:02 PM To: eComment Subject: Another 31 People Died "Without Fixed Abode" in Orange County in March Attachments: 1000005798 j pg Amteiinfi((iu ll in eu uffl nror 0na1ed fug-oai mtsn de o, 'Cu y oro'S: nu a Anna. Use caBonn when n:pel inn aflacl nn enu s or finks. Insanity. Meanwhile, "political leaders" sit grotesquely on BILLIONS of dollars: California Mayor Wants 'A Purge' To Address Homelessness: 'Give Them Free Fentanyl' "Quite frankly, I wish the president would give us a purge because we do need to purge these people," Mayor R. Rex Parris told FOX 11. LANCASTER, CA The mayor of Lancaster is drawing attention for recent inflammatory comments about the city's homeless population after he said he wants to "give them free fentanyl" and called for "a purge." https:Hpatch.com/california/los-angeles/lancaster-mayor-wants-give-homeless-free-fentanyl-calls-purge Kriz: Another 31 People Died "Without Fixed Abode" in OC in March, While Uncertainty About Future Funding for Government Services Continues httDS://voiceofoc.ora/2025/04/kriz-another-3 l-beoble-died-without-fixed-abode-in-oc-in-march-while- uncertainty-about-fiittire-finding for -government -services -continues/ Voice of OC Posted in Community Opinion Kriz: Another 31 People Died "Without Fixed Abode" in OC in March, While Uncertainty About Future Funding for Government Services Continues by Fr. Dennis Kriz, OSM 12 hours ago Why you can trust Voice of OC "Food Pantry at St Philip Benizi. Open Tuesday and Thursday mornings 9-11 AM, we serve some 200 clients, individuals and families in Fullerton and Buena Park, about 20% of whom are homeless. The bulk of the food we handout we receive from food banks. Will they be cut? Can anybody be sure? Such are our times. Credit: Fr. Dennis Kriz Another 31 people died "without fixed abode" in OC in March. Their names are: Salvador GONZALEZ SOTO who died on March 1st in Orange Angel ARROYO RUIZ who died on March 1st in Santa Ana Toni VILLICANO who died on March 2nd in Santa Ana Hector REYES JR. who died on March 3rd in Santa Ana Jerry LOVESEE 11 who died on March 4th in Westminster David DO who died on March 6th in Huntington Beach Eric GARCIA who died on March 7th in Fountain Valley Gustavo CHINCHILA who died on March 7th in Orange Rafael RAMIREZ who died on March 7th in Fullerton Arlene JOHNSON who died on March 7th in Tustin Ja GARRISON who died on March 7th in Buena Park Alexander ZABRODSKY who died on March 8th in La Habra Isabel MARTINEZ who died on March 12th in Anaheim Carlos LEMUS who died on March 13th in Santa Ana Jesus ESTRADA CHAVEZ who died on March 13th in Fullerton David MOTE who died on March 13th in Fullerton William CARROLL who died on March 17th in Garden Grove James BLACKMON who died on March 18th in Santa Ana Sean WELLS who died on March 21st in Anaheim Richard SPARKS who died on March 21st in Newport Beach Charles CALDARONE who died on March 22nd in Mission Viejo Carlo KING who died on March 22nd in Tustin Henry WATTERSON, II who died on March 22nd in Anaheim Abel MARIN who died on March 22nd in Orange Jerry BEAS who died on March 22nd in Santa Ana Mariano ESPINOSA ALVARADO who died on March 24th in Orange Juan CORIA who died on March 24th in Anaheim Jacy MILLER who died on March 28th in Irvine Vicente LEAL SANCHEZ who died on March 30th in Fountain Valley Aaryn REYES who died on March 30th in Orange Michael MCCALLUM who died on March 31st in Newport Beach N The rate, still 1 per day, is comparable to that of the pre -spike years of 2022-2023, but still higher than the pre- Covid years of 2019-2020. The bigger concern that I'd have is that presently, no one can say what kind of funding there will be for services for both the already unhoused or those in danger of losing their homes. The uncertainty of course affects everyone: For our County's residents, we can reasonably assume that the people we encounter unhoused today will remain so indefinitely. For those who find themselves unhoused, they also need to understand that honestly no cavalry is coming for the foreseeable future. This would honestly be a good time to mend relationships that need to be mended, because there will be no help, or additional help in the foreseeable future. Finally those who are staring at the prospect of becoming unhoused soon, please look for help now, while you still have a roof over your head. There still may be help for you now, however no one can say what will be available for you in the future. And once again this is a time to improve relationships and to make alliances within families and among friends, because we honestly don't know what is coming and there may be at least some disruptions in government entitlement services that one had previously counted on. In the meantime another 31 "canaries in the coal mine" died this past month on our county's streets. Our Brothers n istwho died here in OrangeCounty "Without Fixed Abode"' (Homeless) during the Morith of March, 2025 in N'[emoriaftm Carlo KING,who cried on March 22nd in Tustin O MARIN'who died on March 22nd in Orange Jerry BEAS who died oin March 2.2nd in Santa, r JaGy MILLER who died ion March 28th in Irvine Vicente i SANCHEZ who, died on MarchValley d , ryn REYES who, died on March 30th in Orange Michael MCCALLUM who died on March 31s,t in Newport Beach Andperpetual ti�- t shine up on thent Zuniga, Diana From: Jackie Angel Investor < Sent: Friday, May 02, 2025 3:27 PM To: eComment Subject: Re: Orange County Bribery Scheme Attention: This email originated from outside of City of Santa Ana. Use caution when opening attachments or links. Orange County Supervisors Want Andrew Do to Repay $10 Million From Bribery Scheme LOL Orange County Supervisors sent a formal letter to the federal judge overseeing former Supervisor Andrew Do's case outlining the harm his acceptance of bribes caused. #AnaheimAudit https://voiceofoc.org/2025/04/oc-supervisors-want-andrew-do-to-repay-l0-million-from-bribery-scheme/ Zuniga, Diana From: Jackie Angel Investor < Sent: Friday, May 02, 2025 3:34 PM To: eComment Subject: Southern Oregon embraces lowrider culture FYI Attention: This email originated from outside of City of Santa Ana. Use caution when opening attachments or links. Southern Oregon embraces lowrider culture with Grants Pass event https://www.kdrv.com/news/southern-oregon-embraces-lowrider-culture-with- rg ants-pass- event/article facle683-9846-4178-829e-304fc9008f70.html Long Beach will spend $17 million to rehouse people living along the LA riverbed The City is using over $11 million in grant funds in its largest homeless encampment project yet, which will include sweeping the area. https://sigtrib.com/long-beach-la-river-homeless-encampment-rehousing_/ Mayor, City Council want a new plan to help small businesses rebound -Long Beach https://lbbusinessjournal. com/news/business/small-business/mayor-city-council-want-a-new-plan-to-help-small- businesses-rebound/ Large crowds turn out for May Day rallies in LA and OC People organize in nearly 1,000 cities with focus on rallying against Trump administration and `billionaire profiteers' https:Hlaist.com/news/may-day-demonstrations-la-oc-details Zuniga, Diana From: Marisa LaPoint Sent: Sunday, May 04, 2025 11:33 PM To: eComment Subject: The CAT KILLER Attention: This email originated from outside of City of Santa Ana. Use caution when opening attachments or links. I am extremely disappointed, actually FURIOUS, that Alejandro Oliveros was allowed to set bail. Police found too many to count dead cats in his home as well as Alejandro admitting to the killing of the cats. Had they found dead tortured people in his home would they have let him return back to the community? It is basically the same evidence ...only it wasn't people that they found and least not yet. Based on history, the most prolific serial killers start off in this very same manner. We have a serial killer in the making among us and that is TERRIFYING! You MUST speak up on our behalf and represent OUR concerns. I would like to see you take action on this by removing this killer from the public and putting him behind bars so that we and our families and pets are safe. Zuniga, Diana From: Jackie Angel Investor - Sent: Monday, May 05, 2025 9:15 AM To: eComment Subject: Last 3 months of Santa Ana Attention: This email originated from outside of City of Santa Ana. Use caution when opening attachments or links. "And fallen it has, with California marijuana companies closing because of high taxes, competition from a booming illicit market and regulation -induced business expenses." Gavin Newsom's 26% cannabis tax hike is now official The state of California plans to increase pot taxes to the highest level allowed by law Business experts warn the tax increase could decimate the legal industry. California's beleaguered pot industry was given another piece of bad news Thursday afternoon: The state cannabis tax rate will increase from 15% to 19% on July 1, the highest allowed by state law. https://www.sfgate.com/cannabis/article/california-cannabis-tax-increase-20305768.php Despite the concerns of California's regulated marijuana industry and lawmakers, the state's tax agency says it will carry through on plans to increase the cannabis excise tax rate from 15% to 19% on July 1. The 26% increase is the highest allowed under state law. https:Hmjbizdaily.com/califomia-tax-agency-will-raise-cannabis-excise-rate-to-19-percent-on july-l/ Marijuana delivery company Eaze can't cover debt, files bankruptcy. The bankruptcy petition disclosed that the California -based company has assets valued at up to $100,000, but its liabilities range from $1 million to $10 million https:Hmjbizdaily.com/marijuana-delivery-company-eaze-cant-cover-debt-files-bankruptcy Zuniga, Diana From: Jackie Angel Investor - Sent: Monday, May 05, 2025 1:21 PM To: eComment Cc: Vazquez, Benjamin Subject: Santa Ana Police Department Received Forty -Two Alerts From Immigration Agents And Did Not Tell The Community attention: This email originated from outside of City of Santa Ana. Use caution when opening attachments or links. "EXCLUSIVE: Santa Ana Police Department Received Forty -Two Alerts From Immigration Agents And Did Not Tell The Community SAPD withheld information about ICE/DHS targeting Santa Ana neighborhoods. New map tool brings transparency to immigration agents' activity in Santa Ana. By BEN CAMACHO "At the February 4th city council meeting, SAPD Chief Robert Rodriguez made no mention of these alerts, despite Mayor Valerie Amezcua asking him directly about immigration enforcement actions in the city. Amezcua did not respond to repeated requests for comment. SAPD spokesperson Natalie Garcia did not respond to repeated requests for comment. Councilmembers Phan, Bacerra, Hernandez and Penaloza did not respond to repeated requests for comment. Newly released data shows that ICE/DHS notified the Santa Ana Police Department (SAPD) of their plans to be within city limits at least forty-two times since January 20th. SAPD withheld this information from the community until a recent public records request by Inadvertent. The data is now accessible on this map tool. The data shows that immigration agents typically alerted SAPD between 5 A.M. and 9 A.M. It is unclear if this means that ICE/DHS agents entered the community at those times as well. In their response to the records request, SAPD stated that they "[do] not assist on these incidents" and that "the information is provided to [SAPD] as a courtesy" which they use for "officer safety and situational awareness." https:Hinadvertent.substack.com/p/sapd-ice-data? Zuniga, Diana From: Elena Sviridenko < Sent: Monday, May 05, 2025 10:32 PM To: eComment Subject: Urgent Community Concerns Regarding Recent Animal Cruelty Case Attention: This email originated from outside of City of Santa Ana. Use caution when opening attachments or links. Dear Honorable Mayor and Members of the Santa Ana City Council, My name is Elena Walsh, and I am writing to express my deep concern over the recent arrest and subsequent release on bail of Alejandro A Oliveros, who has been charged with felony animal cruelty for allegedly killing and mutilating multiple cats in our community. This case has profoundly disturbed many residents, not only due to the heinous nature of the alleged acts but also because of the perceived inadequacy of the current legal response. The fact that Mr.Oliveros was released on bail shortly after his arrest has left many in our community feeling vulnerable and unheard. Furthermore, the situation escalated when a vigil held to honor the slain cats turned violent, resulting in the vandalism of a home mistakenly believed to be connected to Mr.Oliveros This incident underscores the community's frustration and the urgent need for constructive action. I respectfully urge the City Council to: Advocate for Stronger Animal Cruelty Laws: Work with state legislators to review and strengthen penalties for animal cruelty offenses to ensure they serve as effective deterrents. 2. Enhance Community Education: Implement programs to educate the public about animal welfare and the importance of reporting suspected abuse. 3. Support Mental Health Initiatives: Recognize the link between animal cruelty and broader social issues, and support initiatives that address underlying causes. 4. Facilitate Community Dialogue: Create forums for residents to voice their concerns and participate in developing solutions to prevent such incidents in the future. Our community's safety and well-being depend on proactive and compassionate leadership. I trust that the Council will take these concerns seriously and act to restore trust and security among Santa Ana residents. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Sincerely, Elena Walsh Zuniga, Diana From: Jackie Angel Investor < Sent: Tuesday, May 06, 2025 8:00 AM To: eComment Cc: Vazquez, Benjamin Subject: Santana: Confronting Orange County's Public Spending Problem Attention: This email originated from outside of City of Santa Ana. Use caution when opening attachments or links. "County of Orange officials overspent this past fiscal year by nearly $30 million, mostly from the Sheriff and District Attorney — a fact few officials like to publicly talk about. According to records accompanying the request for added funding, Sheriff Don Barnes overspent by $20,594,301 due to "higher than budgeted salaries and employee benefits, including overtime and costs for dual -filled positions required to meet current year operational needs as well as due to the reopening of the James A. Musick facility." District Attorney Todd Spitzer's overspending also was driven by an increase in salaries and employee benefits of $5,977,739, along with a hike in services and supplies of $1,627,797. Under state law, county supervisors are required to produce a balanced budget by July 1, the start of the new fiscal year. Yet the sad fact is that the county budget doesn't seem to stay balanced very long." https://voiceofoc.org/2025/05/santana-confronting orange-countys-public-spending-problem/ The shooting in Las Vegas involved more than 40 Orange County Sheriffs personnel who were attending the three-day Route 91 Harvest Festival. During the Las Vegas shooting on October 1, 2017, several AOCDS members who were off -duty deputy sheriffs and "District Attorney investigators", more lies. #WorkersComp https://www. aocds. org//press-release-las-vegas-shooting-work-comp-benefits/ Sheriff's deputies have one of the highest paying union contracts in the county, which supervisors just increased https://voiceo foc.org/2024/02/orange-county-sheriffs-union-jumps-into-supervisor-races-spends-250k/ From: Jackie Angel Investor To: eComment Cc: Vazauez. Beniamin; Norberto Santana. Jr.. Voice of OC Subject: Re: Santana: Confronting Orange County's Public Spending Problem Date: Tuesday, May 06, 2025 8:44:29 AM Attachments: 1000003461. ona Attention: This email originated from outside of City of Santa Ana. Use caution when opening attachments or links. Sr. Santana, They made a deal with the devil, remember? Senator Janet Nguyenit-IR . ... @SenJanetNgu en So proud to honor @SantaA►naPD Sgt. Milo Gonzalez for his heroism during the tragic shooting in Las Degas. ##LocalHero #santaanaproud 2:39 PM •(act 18, 2017 More than 200 California cops were at the Las Vegas shooting. Should they get workers' comp? hM2s://www.chica,gotribune.com/2017/10/26/more-than-200-califomia-cops-were-at-the-las- vegas-shooting-should-they-get-workers-comp( -Santa Ana From: Jackie Angel Investor < Sent: Tuesday, May 6, 2025 8:00:11 AM To: eComment <ecomment(asanta-ana.org> Cc: bvaaquea(cr�,santa-ana.org <bvazquez(a�,santa-ana.org> Subject: Santana: Confronting Orange County's Public Spending Problem "County of Orange officials overspent this past fiscal year by nearly $30 million, mostly from the Sheriff and District Attorney — a fact few officials like to publicly talk about. According to records accompanying the request for added funding, Sheriff Don Barnes overspent by $20,594,301 due to "higher than budgeted salaries and employee benefits, including overtime and costs for dual -filled positions required to meet current year operational needs as well as due to the reopening of the James A. Musick facility." District Attorney Todd Spitzer's overspending also was driven by an increase in salaries and employee benefits of $5,977,739, along with a hike in services and supplies of $1,627,797. Under state law, county supervisors are required to produce a balanced budget by July 1, the start of the new fiscal year. Yet the sad fact is that the county budget doesn't seem to stay balanced very long." https://voiceofoc.org/2025/05/santana-confronting-orange-countys-public-spending- problem/ The shooting in Las Vegas involved more than 40 Orange County Sheriff's personnel who were attending the three-day Route 91 Harvest Festival. During the Las Vegas shooting on October 1, 2017, several AOCDS members who were off -duty deputy sheriffs and "District Attorney investigators", more lies. #WorkersComp https://www.aocds.org/press-release-las-vegas-shooting-work-com p-benefits/ Sheriff's deputies have one of the highest paying union contracts in the county, which supervisors just increased https://voiceofoc.org/2024/02/orange-county-sheriffs-union-jumps-into-supervisor- races-spends-250k/ Zuniga, Diana From: Lime < Sent: Tuesday, May 06, 2025 9:48 AM To: eComment Subject: City Council Meeting Agenda - May 6: Alejandro Acosta Oliveros Attention: This email originated from outside of City of Santa Ana. Use caution when opening attachments or links. Hello, I'd like to add a topic to the agenda please. I am very concerned about the previously arrested suspect: Alejandro Acosta Oliveros. I am very concerned that he was released from jail with an extremely low bail amount of $2000. I am also highly concerned that I received a reply from the DA'S office replied via email that the Santa Ana Police Department has not prosecuted the suspect. The court has not received information regarding the case. I would like to confirm if this is accurate and if there is or isn't a court date on May 22 for the sentencing of Alejandro Acosta Oliveras. I am deeply concerned that even though the suspect is out on bail, citizens have witnessed Alejandro commit the crime he was arrested for on April 23, 2025. I am concerned for all the innocent animals he is brutally torturing and killing and for the next obvious victims, humans. It is textbook and in repeated history, all serial killers started off as serial cat/animal killers. Alejandro Acosta Oliveros needs to be severely punished for his crimes as was Roy Farmer - tortured and killed 21 cats in San Jose California in 2015, was sentenced to 16 years and had a $20,000 bail that *wasn't* reduced. Concerned Citizen, Sonya S.