HYGO News LAPD says no probable cause for arson suspect; Dem Speaker of CA State Turns Into Stuttering Mess
LAPD says no probable cause for arson suspect; Dem Speaker of CA State Turns Into Stuttering Mess
LAPD says no probable cause for arson regarding suspect arrested with blow torch trying to IGNITE FIRES.
His name is still unknown
A man possibly connected to one of the wildfires engulfing California has been taken off the streets thanks to the help of some vigilant citizens who caught him trying to start a fire in their neighborhood. police responded to an incident involving an individual with a blowtorch attempting to set fire to multiple Christmas trees and garbage near the area of Arcos Drive and Galendo Street in the Woodland Hills area of Los Angeles.
This came at roughly the same time as the Kenneth Fire, which erupted late Thursday afternoon in the San Fernando Valley and is now spreading through the West Hills. The brave locals did not wait for police to arrive to take care of business. They tackled the man, who was holding what appeared to be a ‘flamethrower’ and held him to the ground until authorities arrived on the scene.
As wildfires rage in Los Angeles, Speaker of California’s Assembly Robert Rivas would not answer questions if now is the right time to have a special session to legally fight Donald Trump.
Both the CA Senate & Assembly gaveled into the Trump-related special session today.
Democrat Speaker of the California State Assembly Turns Into Stuttering Mess as Reporter LAMBASTS Him For Holding Special Legislative Session to Fight Trump Amid LA Fires
Lawmakers will allocate $25 million to California’s Justice Department to fight the incoming Trump Administration. A reporter confronted California’s State Assembly Speaker for holding a special legislative session to fight Trump as the most destructive fire in history ravages Los Angeles.
Robert Rivas refused to answer any questions. “Is now the right time to have a special legislative on allocating money to fight Trump in a way that you could already do without a special legislative session?” KRCA News California Capitol Correspondent Ashley Zavala asked Robert Rivas.
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Rivas was reduced to a stuttering mess as he tried to justify his actions.
“I’m here to address these-these-these-these wildfires – this is a historic wildfire,” Rivas said.
The reporter wasn’t having it: “But minutes ago, your house – while the wildfires are happening and while people are trying to understand what’s going on and are worried about disaster relief, worried about the ability to get homeowners insurance, your chamber gaveled into a special legislative session to prepare for Donald Trump in a way you are already able to do without a special legislative session. So again, is now the right time for that?”
Robert Rivas continued to stutter as he read his empty talking points about supporting recovery efforts.
LAPD says no probable cause for arson suspect; Dem Speaker of CA State Turns Into Stuttering Mess