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Resident alleges decades-long rights violations and seeks county response
Summary
During public comment, Aaron Stacy Roberts told the board he has faced alleged coordinated rights violations for over two decades, named several local officers and officials, and said he is pursuing legal action; the board did not take immediate action during the meeting.
Aaron Stacy Roberts of 411 Almond Street addressed the Board of Supervisors during the public-comment period and made broad allegations of coordinated rights violations involving local law-enforcement officials and court actors.
"The last part of the pledge was 'liberty and justice for all' — that is what I'm here for because I haven't been receiving that for over two decades now," Roberts said, naming several individuals he said were involved and saying he has filed paperwork for federal litigation and a separate Supreme Court appeal related to a property dispute. Roberts asked the county to look into his concerns or to refer the matter to appropriate authorities if the board could not act directly.
Chair thanked Roberts for his comments; no formal board action or referral was recorded in the meeting minutes. The board did not discuss the substance of the allegations during the public meeting. These are allegations reported by a resident and have not been substantiated in the board meeting record.
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