Outside investigator Michael Gennaco has completed his investigation into the beating and suffocation of transient Kelly Thomas in Fullerton.
Category: Fullerton
Posted inAnaheim, Countywide, Fullerton, Government, Investigative, Top Stories, Water, Power & Waste
Pringle’s PR Firm Part of Fight Against Water Cleanup Plan
Sources say Curt Pringle & Associates is being paid by Northrop Grumman and others to oppose water district’s efforts to clean up contaminated groundwater along Fullerton-Anaheim border.
Posted inCountywide, Fullerton, Investigative, Top Stories
Administrator Apologizes for Pulling Gay Student From Stage
Assistant principal removed a Fullerton High School student from the Mr. Fullerton pageant after the boy said he hoped to find “the love of his life” and marry him legally.
Posted inAnaheim, Fullerton, Government, Investigative, Top Stories, Water, Power & Waste
Water Pollution Suit Goes to Trial
Suit filed by the Orange County Water District against Northrop Grumman and other firms eight years ago is finally seeing a courtroom.
Posted inFullerton
Mayor Issuing Apology to Family of Man Police Beat to Death
Ron Thomas, father of Kelly Thomas, announced that Mayor Sharon Quirk-Silva is working on a letter that will “clear Kelly’s name.”
Posted inFullerton
Investigator Presents Report on Kelly Thomas Beating
Fullerton Police should have acted more quickly to refute
reports that Thomas was a danger to the officers who beat him to
death.
Posted inFullerton
Insurance Will Pay Legal Bills of Fullerton Officers
Defense costs for two officers charged in the beating death of
Kelly Thomas will be covered by the Peace Officers Research
Association.
Posted inFullerton
Investigator to Present Report on Thomas Beating
Michael Gennaco’s report will be the first public accounting of
the Fullerton Police Department’s initial portrayal of the
incident.
Posted inFullerton
Fullerton Will Have a Recall Election
The campaign to oust three Fullerton city councilmen has
qualified for the ballot.
Posted inFullerton, Government, Top Stories, Transportation
Fullerton Might Get OCTA’s Help to Fund Rail Crossings
The city lost nearly $8.5 million for the project when Gov.
Jerry Brown eliminated redevelopment.
