John Chiv: Hey Mikey and Gavin, Calpoly police broke your CA law when they arrested a reporter

Apr 30, 2024

Hey Mikey and Gavin, Calpoly police broke your CA law when they arrested a reporter

Of the 25 arrests last night, only four names appeared on today's jail log. The booking charges for Molly Taylor, Launa Rose Wyrd, Ava Townsend and KRCR/KAEF reporter Adelmi Ysita are the same with one less charge for Launa . Adelmi is a reporter and according to a bill authored by Mike McGuire and signed by Gavin Newsom should not have been arrested. Adelmi was told she isn't being charged. That is moot. She should have never been arrested and while she was working. According to a transcript on ABC 7 Chicago, not even allowed to call her boss.

Many media reported on Senate Bill 98 and summarized it, I chose this excerpt from Sacramento Bee because it includes both Gavin Newsom and Mike McGuire. Did Mikey forget the bill he authored when he sent out the press release about Cal Poly Humboldt today? CalPoly police officer S. Kotterman and interim Vice Chief Janelle Jackson arrested KRCR/ KAEF reporter Adelmi Ruiz. This isn't Samantha Luna, Janelle. You have worked for multiple local law enforcement and gone on trainings. We all saw and heard the livestream and your arrest of Adelmi. To say, I am disappointed is an understatement. We had very friendly, professional, respectful interactions before. I have posted about your trainings and conferences no one else reported. I cannot even find Kotterman on the Cal Poly police list on the website but the name is familiar. Kotterman is the one who ziptied Adelmi. Still waiting to hear why RHBB and LOCO weren't arrested for being on campus?

"Police must allow journalists access to closed-off demonstrations and protests, under a new law signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom."

"The new law, Senate Bill 98, requires that journalists be given unfettered access to closed-off protests, and prohibits law enforcement officers from assaulting, interfering or obstructing journalists from covering such events."

"Journalists at such scenes 'shall not be cited for the failure to disperse,violation of a curfew or resisting arrest,' according to a California Senate floor analysis of the bill."

"The bill’s author, Sen. Mike McGuire, D-Healdsburg, argued that while California law permitted journalists access to closed areas during emergencies and natural disasters, those protections didn’t extend to covering demonstrations, marches, protests and rallies."-- Sacramento Bee

I am not posting the entire Cal Poly Humboldt 8:13 p.m. update, especially since they released different numbers of arrest and who was arrested to different media and news of certain arrests like the faculty member I posted hours ago. Whatever modified commencement is you can check on the website. I am including the part about arrest numbers and their claim of no reported injuries.

Cal Poly Humboldt 8:13 p.m.:

The University can confirm that University Police have arrested 32 individuals since the early morning operation by law enforcement. Of those arrested, 13 are students, 1 is a faculty member, and 18 are non-students. The operation was conducted without incident and no reported injuries.

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