The campaign in Fullerton, led by developer Tony Bushala, is
hoping to place the recall on the June ballot.
Although Kelly Thomas is no longer the focus, angry rhetoric
continues, and there are even “citizen’s arrests” in the final
weeks before the Feb. 16 signature deadline.
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They want a citywide referendum on an approved housing
development in one of the city’s last areas of open space.
City Council hires attorney to investigate the Kelly Thomas
beating and examine department policies and procedures.
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.
A rundown of what’s on the closed-session agendas of the Orange
County Supervisors and an array of city councils.
As in the city of Orange, opponents of a housing development are
planning a referendum signature drive to overturn their council’s
approval.
At stake is the fate of one of the city’s last areas of open
space.
City councils in Fullerton and Orange in the coming weeks will
vote on development proposals that community groups oppose.
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