Fullerton Police should have acted more quickly to refute
reports that Thomas was a danger to the officers who beat him to
death.
Defense costs for two officers charged in the beating death of
Kelly Thomas will be covered by the Peace Officers Research
Association.
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Probe comes after Orange County watchdog Shirley Grindle
retracted her demand that the Anaheim councilman refund $3,400.
Shirley Grindle says she cannot disprove hotelier William
O’Connell’s claims that he did not control $5,100 in contributions
to Harry Sidhu’s 2010 campaign for county supervisor.
The Orange County district attorney hotly disputes his former
protege’s contention that the DA’s staff is campaigning against him
on official time.
Michael F. Sellers, who was harshly criticized after the beating
death of transient Kelly Thomas by his officers, will officially
step down this month.
William O’Connell argues there should be no concerns about his
campaign donations to Harry Sidhu’s 2010 supervisorial campaign.
Not so, says county watchdog Shirley Grindle.
The former assistant district attorney and current supervisor
candidate is accusing the DA’s office of illegally coordinating
campaign activity against him.
Judge denies request by Public Administrator John Williams for
temporary restraining order and sets March 13 for a hearing on
whether Williams may keep his job.
Orange County Public Administrator John Williams will argue that
as an elected official he can’t be locked out of his office by
county supervisors.
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