The Court of Appeal of the State of California on Thursday ruled that Sheriff Alex Villanueva's reinstatement of Caren Mandoyan, a deputy fired by the previous sheriff, was unlawful after years of legal process.
The Court of Appeal of the State of California on Thursday ruled that Sheriff Alex Villanueva's reinstatement of a deputy fired by the previous sheriff was unlawful after years of legal process.
, most recently highlighted by the warrants obtained by LASD to search Supervisor Sheila Kuehl's home and the offices of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority. "When the Board of Supervisors recruit eight candidates to run against me, they did it for one reason only, because they want a puppet," he said, pointing in Luna's direction. , who said that Villanueva did not have the authority to reinstate Mandoyan, the Court of appeals issued their ruling, siding with the county.
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