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PARENTS OF FIFTH GRADERS DISCOVER CAMP ALLOWED MALE COUNSELORS WHO IDENTIFIED
WITH FEMALE PRONOUNS TO SLEEP IN ALL GIRL CABINS

Posted by: Jenna Curren|February 21, 2022 |Categories Featured, News
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LOS ALAMITOS, CA- According to reports, a group of parents of students at Weaver
Elementary School are upset with the Los Alamitos Unified School District after
learning about the sleeping arrangements at a school-organized science camp in
San Bernardino County.





The parents stated that their fifth-grade girls told them that some of the
biologically male counselors at Camp Pali in San Bernardino who identify with
they/them pronouns spent three nights sleeping in cabins with the young girls.
Parent Suzy Johnson said:

“No parent should feel the way I feel after knowing what could have happened to
my daughter.”






Another parent, Rachel Sandoval, added:

“I contacted the school and asked them if they were able to confirm that were
was not a man actually sleeping in the same cabin as the girls. They were not
able to confirm that.”

Emmi Teige, assistant director of Camp Pali, confirmed that the camp’s staffers
are placed “in cabins they identify with” and said that this policy is in
accordance with California law. She said:

“Per California law, we place staff in cabins they identify with.”





Parents of the fifth graders said that they are not accusing anyone of a crime,
but they are angry that the school district did not inform the parents about the
camp policy. A spokesperson for the school district told KTLA that all
complaints and concerns are taken seriously.

The district has since launched an investigation into the situation.

The parents said that they just want others to be informed of the policy so that
they can make decisions for their own families. Johnson said:

“It’s awful that children have to even experience this in fifth-grade camp. If I
was aware of it and I had initialed something saying this was going to be done
at this outdoor science camp, I would have kept my children home.”






According to a policy newly adopted by St. Johns County Schools in Florida,
teachers must now notify parents before using a student’s requested name or
gender pronouns.

The school stated that the new policy was created to conform to the Parents Bill
of Rights, which was signed into law by Governor Ron DeSantis in July 2021. The
bill does not specifically address gender identity, but broadly asserts a
parent’s right to access “important information relating to a minor child.”

The bill also requires a “consistent mechanism for parents to be notified of
information relating to the health and well-being of their minor children.” The
parental notification requirement is part of a one-sheet created by the school
district entitled, “Guidelines for LGBTQ students-Follow Best Practices.”





According to the “Names and Pronouns” section:

“Schools will use the name and gender pronoun corresponding to his/her
consistently asserted gender identity upon request of the student with knowledge
of the parent.”

In response to questions from First Coast News, St. Johns County Schools
district spokesperson Christina Upchurch said in a statement:

“The change was made to be in alignment with the Parents Bill of Rights, Florida
Statute 1014.04. No, the School Board did not vote to send out this guidance.

It was discussed with principals, school social workers, school counselors, and
district mental health counselors by our Associate Superintendent for Student
Support Services recently.”

Attorney Jimmy Midyette, who worked to pass Jacksonville’s Human Rights
Ordinance and serves as North Florida Development Officer for Equality Florida,
believes the new guidance is harmful to students in an already vulnerable place.
He said:




“The reality is that LGBTQ youth are at a pretty high risk of having an adverse
event at home, that would put them at risk for being homeless.

A lot of young people run away when they don’t have a supportive family and get
into trouble that you can imagine kids on the street would get into.

So, it’s really self defeating. If the purpose is to protect children, protect
young people, this very, very, very possibly will have the opposite result.”

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MOM SUES SCHOOL, CLAIMING TEACHERS MANIPULATED HER DAUGHTER TO “BIND HER
BREASTS”, CHANGE GENDER IDENTITY

January 27th, 2022

SAN DIEGO, CA- According to reports, a California mother has filed a legal claim
against the Spreckels Union School District (SUSD), alleging that teachers
pressured her 11-year-old daughter “into believing she was a transgender boy and
gave tips on how to bind her breasts.”





The mother, Jessica Konen, has taken action against SUSD stating that two
teachers, Lori Caldeira and Kelly Baraki, both from the Buena Vista Middle
School, suggested that her daughter was bisexual.

Konen also claimed that, without her knowledge, school officials created a
“gender support plan” for her daughter, who is in sixth grade.

Harmeet Dhillon, founder and CEO of the Center for American Liberty, filed the
case on behalf of Konen. Dhillon told the Daily Mail:

“Parents are supposed to have access to all the educational records of their
children. The concept that the schools have a right to be running secret,
don’t-tell-you-parents clubs and don’t-tell-your-parents programs and actively
coaching children on how to mutilate themselves, which is you know, not growing
your breasts, is certainly not consistent with California law.”

Konen claimed that two years ago, the two teachers indoctrinated her daughter
into identifying as “trans fluid” after encouraging her to join the school’s
LGBTQ group, called the “Equality Club.”

Konen reportedly told the Epoch Times that towards the end of her daughter’s
sixth-grade year, she informed her that she might be bisexual, and later on, in
December 2019, when her child was in seventh-grade, Konen said she was called to
the school for a meeting with her daughter, a teacher, and the school principal.








It was during that meeting that the teacher allegedly told Konen that her
daughter was “trans fluid.”

Additionally, Konen said that the teacher accused her of not being “emotionally
supportive” of her daughter’s new gender identity and criticized her for not
using her daughter’s new name and pronouns.

The teacher also reportedly stated that Konen’s daughter would not be using the
unisex bathroom at the school. At the time, Konen said:

“I felt she completely coached my child. It made me feel very, very small as a
parent. I was unaware of anything. Not one time had she mentioned to me, ‘Oh, I
think that I want to change my name,’ or ‘I’m transgender or anything.’ Nothing.
I only heard bisexual one time and that was it.”



Konen reported that, within several days of that meeting, the King City Police
Department visited her home to inform her a Child Protective Services (CPS)
complaint had been filed against her. Police reportedly questioned both of
Konen’s children, asking if they wished to be removed from the home.

Konen said that eventually, CPS dropped the case. However, after additional
meetings with teachers, the mother discovered that her daughter had also
searched online for information regarding suicide, another surprising revelation
she had heard nothing about from school administrators.

Konen reported that once schools closed in March 2020 due to the pandemic, her
daughter returned to identifying as a girl. Konen also removed her daughter, now
14-years-old, from that school and enrolled her elsewhere.

She reported that her daughter is now using her birth name and female pronouns.





Fox News reported that Superintendent Eric Tarallo said that the teachers were
placed on administrative leave while an independent investigation was underway.
He said in a statement:

“Privacy laws prohibit the district from any further communication on the
investigation as it relates to personnel matters. The claim submitted by Ms.
Konen will be addressed in the appropriate manner within the judicial system. We
are currently reviewing and updating our policies and procedures regarding
student clubs and will bring those draft policies to the Board of Education as
soon as feasible.”

Caldeira and Baraki previously received attention when Caldeira said she
“totally stalked” students’ online activity in order to find potential members
for their club called “You be You,” which was the new name of the “Equality
Club.” She reportedly said:

“When we were doing our virtual learning, we totally stalked what they were
doing on Google when they weren’t doing school work … One of them was Googling
‘Trans Day of Visibility’ and we were like, ‘Check, we’re going to invite that
kid when we get back on campus.'”

She defended herself saying that social media was already starting a
conversation about gender and sexuality. She said:

“Their parents think we start that conversation, but we don’t. TikTok starts it,
Snapchat starts it, Instagram starts it or their classmates start it and then we
just try to answer the questions as honestly and fairly as we can.”

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REPORT: SISTER OF FEDERAL SECURITY OFFICER WHO WAS KILLED BY EXTREMIST FILES
WRONGFUL DEATH LAWSUIT AGAINST FACEBOOK

January 8th, 2022

OAKLAND, CA- On Thursday, January 6th, a wrongful death lawsuit was filed
against Facebook on behalf of the sister of a federal officer who was shot and
killed by an alleged member of an extremist group in Oakland during protests
after the death of George Floyd.

Federal law enforcement officials allege that Dave Patrick Underwood, a
Department of Homeland Security officer, was shot and killed in a drive-by
shooting by Steven Carrillo in May 2020 while Underwood was standing watch
outside the Ronald V. Dellums Federal Building in Oakland, California.





Underwood’s sister, Angela Underwood Jacobs has now filed a wrongful death suit
against Facebook, now known as Meta, claiming that the social media company
radicalized the alleged shooter.

The suspect, Carrillo, allegedly met his accomplice, Millbrae resident Robert
Alvin Justus Junior, on a Facebook group.

The suit alleges that Facebook kept Carrillo engaged on the platform by using
its algorithm to feed into his echo chamber with inflammatory content and
spoon-fed him information on extremist groups, a move that critics say keeps
users engaged and in turn drives-up ad sales.






Jacob’s attorney, Theodore J. Leopold of Cohen Milstein Sellers & Toll, said in
a statement:

“Facebook is much more than just a landing spot, a bulletin board if you will,
or just a platform. These two gentlemen in particular would not have garnered
that relationship but for Facebook’s inferred judgments that they have used to
bring these people together.”





According to Facebook messages obtained by federal prosecutors, Carrillo met
Justus Jr., the driver of the vehicle from which he is alleged to have opened
fire on Underwood, through Facebook groups for the Boogaloo movement, which
first gained traction in early 2000 and espoused extreme anti-government views.

Jacobs filed the lawsuit alleging “extreme pain and suffering endured by Dave
Patrick Underwood from the time of the shooting until the time of his death” and
for “his wrongful death.” She said in a statement:

“Facebook bears responsibility for the murder of my brother. As the lawsuit
alleges, Facebook knowingly promoted inflammatory and violent content and
connected extremists who plotted and carried out the killing of my brother.”

She added:

“Facebook must be held responsible for the harm it has caused not just my
family, but so many others, by promoting extremist content and building
extremist groups on its platform.”

Leopold said in a statement:

“We believe and intend to show that Facebook’s conduct has led to a rise in
extremism throughout the world and acts of real-world violence, including the
murder of Officer Underwood. It is time that Facebook is finally held
accountable for its actions.”





Meta says that the legal claim is baseless. Meta spokesman Kevin McAlister said
in a statement:

“We’ve banned more than 1,000 militarized social movements from our platform and
work closely with experts to address the broader issue of internet
radicalization. These claims are without legal basis.”

Jacobs’ attorneys allege that Carrillo and Justus Jr. identify as part of the
Boogaloo movement, which aims to “incite a violent uprising against perceived
government tyranny.”

The attorneys allege that the shooting was not a random act, rather that the two
men allegedly hatched and planned it on Facebook.

The lawsuit, filed by the law firm Cohen Milstein Sellers & Toll on behalf of
Jacobs, is asking for $25,000 in damages.

Social media companies have historically leaned heavily on Section 230 of the
U.S. Communications Decency Act, which largely provides immunity for social
media services like Facebook from legal liability for content posted to their
platforms.

Leopold said that the focus of the lawsuit, however, is not about hosting
content, but instead about Facebook’s boosting of the groups and infrastructure
that brought Carrillo and Justus Jr. together and to the Boogaloo movement. He
said in a statement:

“For lack of a better word, I think we have broken the code of what Facebook has
done. They are an active participant, using algorithms, behind the curtain, to
bring these types of individuals together. That brings them well outside of the
realm of 230 protection.”

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MAN WHO VIOLENTLY FOUGHT WITH COPS WHILE HIGH ON METH ANNOUNCES ‘EXCESSIVE
FORCE’ LAWSUIT AGAINST OFFICERS

December 20th, 2021

MEDFORD, OR –  A man plans to file suit against the Medford Police Department.

This, after video of his arrest for trespassing while high on methamphetamines
was released showing him struggling with officers in what his attorney called
“excessive force.”





The suspect, Noel Palomera-Vasquez, was arrested at the Circle K located on the
corner of Barnett road just after midnight on January 25th. The City of Medford
said Vasquez failed to comply with officers as they attempted to take him into
custody.

Police were called to the Circle K for a report that Vasquez was standing behind
the counter and refusing to leave, according to the arrest affidavit. Officer
Dylan Spencer arrived and instructed the man to exit the store, to which Vasquez
complied.

Once outside, Officer Spencer instructed the man to stand in front of his patrol
car. Vasquez refused to comply despite multiple requests by the officer. When
the officer attempted to physically escort the man to the patrol car, Vasquez
began struggling with the officer.





Officer Spencer forced Vasquez to the ground in an attempt to place him in
custody, according to the probable cause affidavit. The officer wrote:

“(Vasquez) began to tense his arms up and refused to place them behind his back.
Multiple Medford officers responded to the scene. A fight ensued and (Vasquez)
was struck multiple times. (Vasquez) was instructed several times to place his
hands behind his back.

“(Vasquez) continued to fight and place his hands under his body. (Vasquez)
eventually gave up enough that we could place him in handcuffs. (Vasquez) was
hobbled and placed in the back of my patrol vehicle. (Vasquez) continued to
fight in the back of my patrol vehicle until we were able to secure the hobble
and close the door.”



During the struggle, Officer Spencer suffered a cut to his lip.

Dash camera and a bystander video show the encounter and appear to support the
officer’s version of events. However, Vasquez’s attorneys, Matthew Rowan and
Christine Herbert disagree, stating that the video “speaks for itself.”

Rowan said they are drafting a tort claim letter to formally advise the City of
their intent to enter into litigation. The attorneys claim Vasquez suffered head
and back injuries and broken ribs during the encounter.



Medford Police said the force was justified and necessary to control the
suspect. They point out that once the suspect was restrained and in custody,
officers had him evaluated by medical personnel.

“After the suspect was successfully restrained, at the request of Medford Police
Department, he was immediately checked by independent medical personnel…

“The suspect received some abrasions during the exchange and was taken to the
hospital for evaluation before being booked at the Jackson County Jail. A
Medford Police Department officer was also injured in the exchange.”





Medford police issued a statement stating proper police procedure was followed:

“The 6’0 and 265-pound suspect disclosed to law enforcement that he was on
methamphetamine. The suspect moved outside of the store when law enforcement
arrived but refused to comply with additional law enforcement commands.

“The individual was physically resistive when officers attempted to take him
into custody, resulting in an exchange on the ground. During the exchange,
focused blows and a Taser were utilized in order to obtain control of the
suspect.”

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 TIGARD, OR – A former Tigard Police officer that was under investigation for a
fatal officer-involved shooting from back in January will not be facing charges
in connection with the incident, after a grand jury declined to indict the
former officer earlier in September.





On January 6th, former Tigard Police Officer Gabriel Maldonado had been among
those to respond to a reported domestic disturbance at Southwest Hall Boulevard
and Bonita Road.

Upon arrival at the scene, officers encountered 26-year-old Jacob Macduff, who
was locked inside of his truck and armed with a knife.

After responding officers tried to talk Macduff out of his vehicle, a decision
was made to forcibly remove Macduff from the vehicle. A struggle reportedly
ensued, and Officer Maldonado opened fire on Macduff during the struggle, as the
now-deceased suspect had apparently refused to drop the knife he was armed with
at the time.

Macduff’s mother, Maria, proclaimed that in the days leading up to the fatal
incident that her son was experiencing issues akin to bipolar disorder and that
he was allegedly evolving “into an acute psychotic state.”

Following the shooting, Officer Maldonado was placed on administrative leave
while an investigation was conducted. Prior to the fatal shooting, Officer
Maldonado was also in the midst of being onboarded to the Port of Portland
Police.

However, the onboarding process for Port of Portland Police was placed on hold,
as the police department wanted the investigation into the shooting to be
cleared before hiring Officer Maldonado.

Yet, for reasons that are unclear, Officer Maldonado resumed duty with the
Tigard Police Department in March and in that transition, the Port of Portland
Police were erroneously informed that the investigation into the shooting was
complete.

However, it was not.

Still, Officer Maldonado resigned from the Tigard Police Department on April
15th and started with the Port of Portland Police four days after that
resignation.

Once Port of Portland Police realized that the investigation into the incident
was still ongoing, Officer Maldonado was placed on leave from his new department
and eventually fired.

Outside of the unusual circumstances regarding Officer Maldonado’s employment
status at the time, the Washington County Major Crimes Team were leading the
investigation into the shooting. Yet, on May 3rd, Washington County District
Attorney Kevin Barton requested the Oregon attorney general’s office to take
over the case.





Earlier in September, two assistant attorneys general presented the findings of
the investigation to a Washington County grand jury. Come September 15th, the
grand jury declined to indict the former officer for any criminal charges
related to the fatal shooting of Macduff.

In a statement pertaining to the grand jury’s decision on the case, Attorney
General Ellen Rosenblum acknowledged that the shooting was “tragic” but also
expressed satisfaction that the grand jury found “insufficient evidence” to
charge the former police officer:

“This was a very tragic situation resulting in the death by a police officer of
an allegedly mentally unwell person. However, I am satisfied with the Washington
County grand jury’s conclusion that there is insufficient evidence to warrant
criminal charges being brought against Officer Maldonado.”

An attorney representing Maria Macduff filed a tort claim notice against the
city of Tigard back in April in order to afford the family’s ability to file
suit against the city over the fatal shooting. As of this writing, no lawsuit
has been filed regarding the matter.

The Tigard Police Department stated following the grand jury’s decision that
they will conduct an internal review of the incident, utilizing a use of force
board consisting of five people not directly involved in the January shooting.

It’s unclear what sort of ramifications could arise depending on the use of
force board’s finding, as Maldonado is no longer employed with the Tigard Police
Department since his resignation in April.

It is also unclear whether Port of Portland will reconsider onboarding him to
the force following the strange circumstances of his hiring and eventual firing.
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