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Public raises privacy tool and accuses DA of concealment; county warns investigators' details cannot be disclosed
Summary
Speakers at the Santa Clara County Public Safety and Justice Committee highlighted a new state data‑deletion site under the CPRA and a Zoom commenter accused District Attorney Jeff Rosen of concealing child abuse investigations; county staff said law prohibits discussing the specifics of active child‑abuse probes.
Public comment opened the Jan. 23 meeting of the Santa Clara County Public Safety and Justice Committee with two sharply different concerns.
In chambers, a speaker identifying themselves as “red kitty” directed the committee’s attention to a new state resource under the California Public Records Act, privacy.ca.gov/stop, saying the site will submit data‑deletion requests to commercial data brokers once a new law takes effect in August. “You give your information —…
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