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Residents urge action on alleged crimes, parade safety and city spending during public comment

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At the June 3 meeting residents raised multiple concerns during public comment: allegations about a council member's repeated court appearances, a recent racist assault recorded at a local business, calls for limits on parade sidewalk obstructions, and criticisms of contract change orders and personnel costs.

Several Lake Forest residents used the June 3 public-comment period to press the council on policing, parade safety, and city spending.

Andrew O'Connor, who identified himself as a Foothill Ranch resident, criticized Councilmember Benjamin Miao Yu for repeated court appearances related to alleged domestic-violence charges and accused him of delaying court proceedings; O'Connor asked when the victims would "have their day in court." Those statements were…

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