DA candidates united in opposition to incumbent Gascon
Story and photos by Elka Worner Six candidates in the race for Los Angeles County District Attorney blasted incumbent George Gascon for his liberal policies at a series of South Bay debates last month. All claimed Gascon’s policies have increased crime and made people feel less safe in their communities. “It’s time ladies and gentlemen to restore order to the chaos that’s been inflicted on all of us, our families, our small businesses and our communities,” said Superior Court Judge Debra Archuleta. “George Gascon needs to go.” The forums in Manhattan Beach, El Segundo and Rolling Hills Estates were sponsored by the 66th Assembly District Republican Central Committee. Chairwoman Janice Webb said Gascon was invited to all of the events but did not respond. The nonpartisan primary election for District Attorney is March 5. Unless a candidate wins more than 50% of the vote, the two top vote getters will face off in the November election. Candidate Nathan Hochman described Gascon as the “incredibly well funded George Gascon-slash-George Soros.” Hochman has 34 years of criminal justice experience, including seven years as a federal prosecutor taking on drug dealers, gang members and…
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