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06-30-26 City Of Inglewood Council Meeting
Published: Jun 30, 2026
Veteran Alleges Mistreatment, Falsified Records, and Lack of Investigation After Medical Crisis
A veteran, Philip Singer, detailed his experiences of alleged mistreatment and lack of investigation into his medical crisis and subsequent arrest. He claims a seizure at U.S. Vets led to an ambulance transport (McCormick and Smith) that was not accounted for, falsified hospital discharge paperwork by Dr. Christopher Livy, and being arrested and experiencing a 'face bash' in police custody. As a disabled veteran, he believes he was denied reasonable accommodation. He has repeatedly sought answers for nearly five years from Watch Commander Cardo Hurt, Scott Collins, Roman Fernandez, and Nicole Ladimilk, but claims his reports were not properly investigated. He is seeking the names of officers involved on specific dates and has a civil lawsuit in the making. Multiple agencies are reviewing his complaints.
Resident Questions City Priorities on Education, Facilities, and Water Resources
A resident raised concerns about the city's priorities, particularly regarding schools and community facilities. The speaker noted that schools were closed for financial convenience, suggesting education is not a top priority. The speaker also questioned the need to completely destroy and rebuild facilities rather than repair them, and suggested a review of city facilities and equipment, citing reports of non-functional equipment due to lack of parts. Further concerns were expressed about the impact of new institutions on the city's water resources.
Resident Questions Council's Transparency and Effectiveness in Delivering Justice
A resident expressed frustration with the city council's handling of public comments and perceived lack of transparency, particularly in relation to the death of Brian Bostick. The resident stated that despite repeated requests for justice and transparency, the council's actions felt dismissive. Specific issues raised included the delay in releasing information, the perceived stonewalling by officials, and the disconnect between the pledge of allegiance and the reality of seeking justice. The resident questioned the purpose and effectiveness of elected officials if they cannot provide answers or justice.
Community Demands Transparency and Accountability in Brian Bostick Death Investigation
Multiple public comments focused on the death of Brian Bostick, who died in police custody. Speakers expressed frustration with a perceived lack of transparency and accountability from the Inglewood Police Department and the city council. Concerns were raised about the timeline of events, the medical examiner's findings (including rigor mortis and fluid in lungs), the delay in notifying the medical examiner, and the withholding of officer names and use-of-force details. Speakers demanded the release of police station tapes and confiscated business surveillance footage, called for the dismissal of the chief of police, and highlighted what they perceive as systematic inequalities and a cover-up. The family and supporters vowed to continue seeking truth and justice.
Resident Seeks Parking Permit Solution for Non-Drivers and Visitors
A resident, a longtime citizen and voter, requested assistance with parking permits. As a non-driver without a registered car, the resident faces difficulties allowing family visitors to obtain parking permits, as registration of a vehicle is a requirement. The resident appealed for a system that accommodates seniors who do not drive, enabling more frequent family visits. The council indicated they would look into the issue and try to work out a solution.
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