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INSIDE THE LAPD The lawsuit caused by Robert Cain, an LAPD officer who had been grooming and abusing a teenage Cadet was settled by the city for just under $2 million of taxpayer funds to the family of Jane MBQ aka Belen Quijada.
Cain had previously been convicted and was sentenced to two years out of a possible eight, so a relatively light sentence.
You may recall stuntman and former Chief of LAPD Charlie Beck boldly hand cuffing Cain himself.
The narrative of the son of a former LAPD officer who worked in the Van Nuys and 77th Street divisions for ten years, before his arrest, grooming a cadet in the quasi-kindergarten of learning to be an LAPD officer is appalling and intolerable!
The County Supes Want to Destroy Alex Villanueva … Here’s Why Details
LA COUNTY POLITICS-Near the end of last year’s swirling and ongoing feud between the LA County Board of Supervisors and Alex Villanueva, the first LA County Sheriff to unseat an incumbent in over 100 years, County CEO, Sachi Hamai, left her $450,000 a year position with a $1.5 million dollar payout from the county.
The board agreed to the deal, because they adored Ms. Hamai and an attorney who works at Miller-Barondess, LLP , a private law firm in Los Angeles, jotted them a note stating that the CEO had become the “Sheriff’s whipping post.”
Los Angeles County Appoints Its First Black CEO
By Sentinel News Service
Fesia Davenport (Courtesy photo)
Fesia Davenport was formally confirmed today as Los Angeles County’s first Black chief executive officer, one of a host of diverse senior appointments made by the Board of Supervisors. Supervisor Hilda Solis, who currently chairs the board, welcomed the new executives in a series of statements.
“I am proud to welcome a history-making, diverse and highly accomplished group of new department heads,” Solis said. “Ensuring equity and representation at the executive level is of paramount importance as we continue to serve and guide the nation’s most populous county through the most challenging period in our recent history.”
Los Angeles County Appoints Its First Black CEO Syndicated Local – CBS Los Angeles
LOS ANGELES (CBSLA) Fesia Davenport was formally confirmed Tuesday as Los Angeles County’s first Black chief executive officer, one of a host of diverse senior appointments made by the Board of Supervisors.
Supervisor Hilda Solis, who currently chairs the board, welcomed the new executives in a series of statements.
“I am proud to welcome a history-making, diverse, and highly accomplished group of new department heads,” Solis said. “Ensuring equity and representation at the executive level is of paramount importance as we continue to serve and guide the nation’s most populous county through the most challenging period in our recent history.”