Realtor Star Realtor Slam California Police Defense Officers, regretting a vote for Gavin News
The “Sun Sun Sun Sales Star” says Jason Oppenheim California MPs “failed to protect” their voters in a video posted on social media.
Oppenheim, 47, claimed to be his best friend and associate, Mary Fitzgerald Bonnet, and her husband Romain were victims of burglary last week. Apart from being stolen, their dog was “found in the middle of the street,” he said.
“Fortunately, he’s fine, and we called 911.”
Guru real estate said the authorities are not immediately available and are wrong Gavin News Mayor Karen Bass, too, because she did not finance the already overcrowded police department in Los Angeles and instead used state money on unnecessary projects.
Jason Oppenheim said the leaders of LA “have” failed “us after his best friend broke. (Gisela Schober)
“Police said they would not be able to go to the property for a few days because they were busy. It is not the fault of the police,” Oppenheim said. “The Police Directorate has 8,600 police officers. This is the expectation by the end of this year.
“It’s the lowest level of police officers in Los Angeles Police Directorate In 30 years, despite incredibly big crime and countless different robberies. And I just wish the governor and the mayor be addressed by this financing of our police and our fire department. ”
Application users Click here to view post
“We have now defended both of us, and yet we spend tens of billions of dollars-more than $ 100 billion in bullets from bullets from Merced to Bakersfield, which are $ 60-70 billion in the relationship completely outdated until the end.”
Meryl Streep cut a ‘car size hole’ in her neighbor’s fence to avoid the fire of Palisades
Oppenheim asked politicians to “return to common sense” and make a priority to “keep citizens”.
The “Sun Sun Sun Sale Sales Star has blown California’s Instagram officials. (Oppenheim Group)
As you read? Click here for more news about fun
“I have friends who leave Los Angeles every day because they do not feel safe – because of the crime, because of homelessness,” he said. “It’s not fair. It’s not right. We have money. We have a tax revenue. We just spend it on the savings of fish or trains with bullets on nowhere.
“I have friends leaving Los Angeles every day because they don’t feel safe – because of crime, because of homelessness. It’s not fair it’s wrong.”
“Can we, at least if we do it, can we double the budget Los Angeles Fire Department And the Los Angeles Police Directorate? Can we have 15,000 police officers instead of 8,000 police officers? “
Click here to sign up for a bulletin for fun
Oppenheim noted that, although he had a video of three suspects for burglary, he was not sure how much evidence would help solve the crime.
Oppenheim claimed that the stars “sales sunset” Mary Fitzgerald Bonnet and her husband Romain (extreme left) victims of burglary. (Amy Sussman)
“It’s just so frustrating because it happens to good people in this whole city,” he said. “And, of course, people will plunder people because they know there are no consequences. Of course they will steal their car. So please, can we just return to common sense?
“News, I voted for you. I regret it because you are just worried that you will be re-chosen and housing your base, and you are not worried about your most important responsibility-and the same with you, Karen bass’s protects the people of this city and this states. ”
Watch: Jason Oppenheim Questions California MPs
News has recently met with President Donald Trump to visit the damage from deadly fires in Los Angeles and asked Trump for federal support for efforts.
Click here to get the Fox News app
Oppenheim gave $ 100,000 LAFD -UI LAPD, in the first answers, and at the same time called bureaucratic bureaucracy.
“Tens of billions of dollars were spent by a state and a city on things that really don’t make sense,” Fox News Digital said earlier. “We reduce the budgets of the departments and institutions that are most important on the front lines to guard us, such as the fire department and the Police Directorate.
“It’s time to reflect and learn. And there were things we could do much better.”
