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Michael Sellers’ leave of absence comes amid calls for his
resignation after the beating death of Kelly Thomas.
More than two dozen relatives of mentally ill people challenge
supervisors to make better use of state mental health funds.
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Hundreds showed up outside the Fullerton Police Department
Saturday to protest the police beating death of Kelly Thomas.
Sheriff’s officials say the exact cause of Kelly Thomas’ death
will not be made public for weeks, perhaps months.
An ecclectic local blog, Friends for Fullerton’s Future, has
become a source of news on the Kelly Thomas police beating
death.
Ron Thomas, a former Orange County sheriff’s deputy, is on a
mission to uncover the truth about the police beating death of his
son, Kelly.
Led by the father of a mentally ill drifter who was beaten to
death by police, more than 200 people packed the Fullerton City
Council chambers Tuesday night.
As in the city of Orange, opponents of a housing development are
planning a referendum signature drive to overturn their council’s
approval.
Effort seeks to force a citywide vote on the Orange Park Acres
project.
At stake is the fate of one of the city’s last areas of open
space.
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