Effort to recall Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass underway after January’s wildfires
- Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass' text messages related to the Palisades Fire were deleted, as noted by the Los Angeles Times report.
- Bass was in Ghana during the fires, and her office stated there were 'no responsive records' for the text messages requested.
- City lawyer David Michaelson explained that the California Public Records Act does not apply to text messages, noting that the Mayor's phone auto deletes texts.
- Bass admitted her trip was a mistake, indicating she would not have traveled had she known the fire's severity.
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LA Mayor Deletes Text Messages from Crucial Early Period of Devastating Wildfires
This article originally appeared on Infowars and was republished with permission. Guest post by Raw Egg Nationalist The Los Angeles Times claims that Mayor Bass is breaking state law and the Los Angeles administrative code by deleting text messages from a crucial early stage in January’s wildfires, while she was in Ghana. Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass appears to be deleting her text messages in an attempt to hide crucial communications from the e…
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