Public commenter alleges stalking, sexual‑abuse coverups and warns about AI "training" on abuse

During the meeting's public‑comment period, Candace Morris (who identified herself as a resident from District 2) delivered a three‑minute statement alleging that she and family members have been stalked and sexually abused, that her complaints to the sheriff's department were not appropriately handled, and that those abuses are being used to train artificial intelligence.

Morris described a series of encounters with service providers and the sheriff's office. "When I went to the sheriff's department seeking help from being stalked and sexually abused... the female officers... thought that was so funny," she said, and later alleged a lieutenant threatened that she would be jailed for complaining. She said she had been advised by a public defender that "nobody was going to help me 'cause everyone's scared of the cops."

Morris also characterized AI data centers as being trained on abuses and exploitation: "When the artificial intelligence takes over, we're not going to be able to try to change its heart and mind because it doesn't have a heart or mind. It's being trained on all of us in an illegal social experiment that's gone on multiple generations now," she said.

The claims are allegations made from the public‑comment platform and were not investigated or substantiated during the meeting. No formal law‑enforcement response or county staff investigation was presented on the record during the session. The transcript records the comment but does not show any immediate formal follow-up action by the commission.