DATE:
June 24, 2026
12
TO:
Board of Supervisors
SUBJECT
Title
NON-AGENDA PUBLIC COMMUNICATION (DISTRICTS: ALL)
OVERVIEW
Ricky Robinson spoke in opposition to Child Welfare Services actions in his family's case, alleging that his grandchildren had been wrongfully taken, that efforts were underway to adopt them out despite available relatives, and that the case was based on lies, retaliation, and case-fixing.
Cesar Javier spoke about alleged air pollution from a home ceramics kiln operating in a residentially zoned neighborhood, questioned why a hazardous home-based business had been allowed to operate near their home since 1984, and requested accountability from both the City of San Diego and the County Air Pollution Control District.
Purita Javier spoke about her existing medical conditions and alleged health impacts from "ceramics kiln toxicity" in her residential neighborhood, stated that petitions and complaints dating back to 2021 had been ignored or neglected, and requested that the Board help relocate the business to a safer location.
Michael Brando compared the meeting to an episode of "The Simpsons," criticized public health messaging about COVID-19 vaccines and masking as lies, referenced a poster warning unvaccinated people of severe illness and death, and recommended a book on consciousness and computers to argue that artificial intelligence cannot replace human spirituality.
Allegedly Audra criticized the County's behavioral health system and competency evaluations, alleged misuse of mental health proceedings (Penal Code section 1368) to silence political dissenters, and referenced the case of an individual in custody at Las Colinas whom she asserted was being evaluated for competency based on political beliefs.
Gambler Hermes alleged that the County and Registrar of Voters fail to remove non-citizens from voter rolls as required by the National Voter Registration Act (NVRA), claimed that
driver's license rules allow non-citizens to regist...
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