California Lunacy Thread

LA's Lowlifes: The 'looters, burglars and drug addicts' arrested during Palisades Fire all share common trait​


Dozens of those accused of looting homes and stores in the ritzy Pacific Palisades enclave of LA during the deadly fires have been pictured in police mugshots.

Cops charged more than 40 detainees with various offenses including burglary and drug possession since the fires broke out on January 7.

Remarkably, none of those arrested were actually living in the evacuation zone and seemingly travelled with the intention of taking advantage of the devastation.


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A gallery of shame shows the people accused of taking advantage of the carnage, including Joshua Kaliel Love (second row, first column), Miguel Angel Dorantes (second row, third column), and Dominic Pacheco Magana (first row, third column)

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Staggering image of 100 Essential Fire Trucks idling in a Parking Lot Waiting For Repair while Los Angeles apocalyptic fires ravage city killing 24​


Staggering images appear to show around 100 fire trucks sitting idly in a Los Angeles repair lot as fires ravage the city.

The pictures, captured by a local activist, shows scores of essential firefighting vehicles sitting in the LA Fire Department's Bureau Of Supply and Maintenance lot on North Avenue 19 in the city's northeast.

LA fire chief Kristin Crowley said in an interview with CNN: 'We have over 100 fire apparatus out of service. Having these apparatus, and the proper amount of mechanics would have helped.'

The LAFD has a total of 183 trucks, meaning that more than half of the city's fire trucks are out of commission as the fires continue to burn through dense urban spaces, killing at least 24, displacing more than 200,000 and destroying over 12,000 buildings.

 

EXCLUSIVE: Revealed: LA fire Department Begged for $100M to Fix Old Trucks and Replace 16 Axed Positions just Two Months Before Wildfires Took Hold​


The Los Angeles Fire Department begged the city's council for nearly $100million to replace its entire fleet just two months before the deadly wildfires, DailyMail.com can reveal.

The infernos that are consuming Los Angeles have so far killed at least 24 and have displaced more than 200,000 people, and critics have been excoriating the city's leadership for their decision to cut the LAFD's already dwindling budget.

In a preliminary budget request for 2025/26, signed by Fire Chief Kristin Rowley, made on October 29, the LAFD asked for $96,535,000 to fund a 'fleet replacement plan'.


 

Staggering image of 100 Essential Fire Trucks idling in a Parking Lot Waiting For Repair while Los Angeles apocalyptic fires ravage city killing 24​


Staggering images appear to show around 100 fire trucks sitting idly in a Los Angeles repair lot as fires ravage the city.

The pictures, captured by a local activist, shows scores of essential firefighting vehicles sitting in the LA Fire Department's Bureau Of Supply and Maintenance lot on North Avenue 19 in the city's northeast.

LA fire chief Kristin Crowley said in an interview with CNN: 'We have over 100 fire apparatus out of service. Having these apparatus, and the proper amount of mechanics would have helped.'

The LAFD has a total of 183 trucks, meaning that more than half of the city's fire trucks are out of commission as the fires continue to burn through dense urban spaces, killing at least 24, displacing more than 200,000 and destroying over 12,000 buildings.


EXCLUSIVE: Revealed: LA fire Department Begged for $100M to Fix Old Trucks and Replace 16 Axed Positions just Two Months Before Wildfires Took Hold​


The Los Angeles Fire Department begged the city's council for nearly $100million to replace its entire fleet just two months before the deadly wildfires, DailyMail.com can reveal.

The infernos that are consuming Los Angeles have so far killed at least 24 and have displaced more than 200,000 people, and critics have been excoriating the city's leadership for their decision to cut the LAFD's already dwindling budget.

In a preliminary budget request for 2025/26, signed by Fire Chief Kristin Rowley, made on October 29, the LAFD asked for $96,535,000 to fund a 'fleet replacement plan'.


Apparently some the positions cut was in house mechanics.
 
Jose Gerardo Escobar attempted to start a fire on January 10th, around 11:30 pm at Pioneer Park near the foothills of Azusa, California.

GPS connected Escobar with the accused propane torch arsonist Juan Manuel Sierra-Leyva in the same immediate vicinity on 11 occasions.

Both men are associated with two foot soldiers of the Sinaloa cartel and a number of border invasion facilitating NGOs.

The corrupt media will drive a narrative that Jose Gerardo Escobar was not connected to the major fires, but that’s only because he got caught.

We also connected a third man who was subsequently arrested in Irwindale, California, on Sunday for arson.

Roughly 16 miles away from Altadena where the deadly Eaton Fire continues to rage.

Firefighters were responding to a small brush fire in Irwindale when they witnessed Ruben Montes, 29, starting blazes in the area, Irwindale police have confirmed he was detained by officers at the scene and ultimately arrested for arson.
 
Jose Gerardo Escobar attempted to start a fire on January 10th, around 11:30 pm at Pioneer Park near the foothills of Azusa, California.

GPS connected Escobar with the accused propane torch arsonist Juan Manuel Sierra-Leyva in the same immediate vicinity on 11 occasions.

Both men are associated with two foot soldiers of the Sinaloa cartel and a number of border invasion facilitating NGOs.

The corrupt media will drive a narrative that Jose Gerardo Escobar was not connected to the major fires, but that’s only because he got caught.

We also connected a third man who was subsequently arrested in Irwindale, California, on Sunday for arson.

Roughly 16 miles away from Altadena where the deadly Eaton Fire continues to rage.

Firefighters were responding to a small brush fire in Irwindale when they witnessed Ruben Montes, 29, starting blazes in the area, Irwindale police have confirmed he was detained by officers at the scene and ultimately arrested for arson.

woah..
 
Jose Gerardo Escobar attempted to start a fire on January 10th, around 11:30 pm at Pioneer Park near the foothills of Azusa, California.

GPS connected Escobar with the accused propane torch arsonist Juan Manuel Sierra-Leyva in the same immediate vicinity on 11 occasions.

Both men are associated with two foot soldiers of the Sinaloa cartel and a number of border invasion facilitating NGOs.

The corrupt media will drive a narrative that Jose Gerardo Escobar was not connected to the major fires, but that’s only because he got caught.

We also connected a third man who was subsequently arrested in Irwindale, California, on Sunday for arson.

Roughly 16 miles away from Altadena where the deadly Eaton Fire continues to rage.

Firefighters were responding to a small brush fire in Irwindale when they witnessed Ruben Montes, 29, starting blazes in the area, Irwindale police have confirmed he was detained by officers at the scene and ultimately arrested for arson.



So these 2 (probably illegal) immigrants coordinated setting fires in separate places in LA when they were hanging out at least 11 times recently.

Last week, illegal immigrants blocked a main road in CA to protest Trump taking office and his deportation policy.


When (if EVER) will the Leftist media actually do some digging and then report that the reason LA is burning is because illegal aliens Biden let walk into our nation are now starting fires to protest Trump and the deportations set to begin???

We have 2 examples so far. I might be totally wrong. Lets keep up with who gets caught for setting these fires as investigation continues.
 
Megyn Kelly hit out at the three female leaders of the Los Angeles Fire Department as wildfires continue to devastate Southern California.

Kelly, a former Fox News host, took special aim at Fire Chief Kristin Crowley, Training and Support Bureau Commander Jaime Brown and Deputy Chief in Equity and Human Resources Bureau Kristine Larson amid criticism that the city focused too much on diversity, equity and inclusion efforts to properly prepare forces to battle the fires.

'These three women who are at the top there are all, I mean honestly, I'm not trying to be mean, but they're obese,' Kelly said on her podcast Monday. 'These are overweight, out of shape women.


'And the last thing I want to see if I am in a burning building is A) a woman and B) an obese woman,' she continued.

'Who takes comfort [in that]? "I'm going to die, but it's in the presence of an obese lesbian,"' Kelly asked rhetorically, before she started to laugh at the notion.

'I speak for all women - I believe speak for all females in Los Angeles - when I say: We want a strong man to rescue us. That's what we want,' she concluded.

 

LAFD Skipped Pre-deployment to Avoid Overtime, Union President Claims​


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President of the United Firefighters of Los Angeles County (UFLAC) Freddie Escobar said Monday that L.A. Fire Chief Kristin Crowley made an “operating funds decision” not to pre-deploy in order to avoid paying overtime.

“I’ve been on the board [of the Los Angeles Fire Department] for 17 years, and for years now, for decades, the LAFD has been neglected by its leaders,” Escobar told Breitbart News. “They have not addressed a woefully understaffed fire department. We need 62 new stations; 100 more firefighters and medics, more engines, trucks, medics. We are woefully understaffed.”

 

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