On August 17, 2026 I visited Seymour to confirm my suspicion that Allan had died a couple years earlier. Allan…
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eehe mayiihna hello every !!1! ? in the universe. we write to u on the traditional lamds of the Tongva…
I think I saw Lauren Johnson Norris tonight at a lawyer function in Irvine. If it was her and I’m…
Didn’t the kid have a tech 9 and ran to retrieve the gun?
“Leave every stone unturned” is for sure their anthem.
I'm sure Aitken and Kurtz will leave every stone unturned to get to the truth!
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Urban Pacification Archive
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![IN BED WITH THE COPS: Financial records from the City of Anaheim show that since July 2006, OC Human Relations has received $67,955 from the Anaheim Police Department. Of that amount, $22,251, or 33% of the entire total, […]](https://www.orangejuiceblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/rusty-kennedy-mural-115x115.jpg "OC Human Relations Received $5,000 Payment From Anaheim Police Chief For Pacifying Angry Anna Drive Residents")
OC Human Relations Received $5,000 Payment From Anaheim Police Chief For Pacifying Angry Anna Drive Residents
Posted on March 18, 2013 | 3 CommentsIN BED WITH THE COPS: Financial records from the City of Anaheim show that since July 2006, OC Human Relations has received $67,955 from the Anaheim Police Department. Of that amount, $22,251, or 33% of the entire total, […] -
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PR Firm With Ties To Curt Pringle Courts Anaheim Officials Day After ‘Civil Unrest’ With Plan To Pacify ‘Latinos’
Posted on September 28, 2012 | 8 CommentsURBAN PACIFICATION: A day after “civil unrest” rocked Anaheim City Hall, Faubel Public Affairs, one of Orange County’s most politically-connected public relations firms, quickly approached city officials with a “crisis management proposal” […]
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