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Dolorez Mejia Guest
Dolorez Mejia

resident of Boyle Heights

Concerned resident of Boyle Heights who has been protesting Exide

FROM Dolorez Mejia

Lax Law Enforcement Leads to Outrage
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Lax Law Enforcement Leads to Outrage At an angry meeting last night in Boyle Heights, elected legislators expressed outrage over what residents and workers say they’ve known for a long time: they and their children have been exposed to cancer-causing, toxic materials, while state and local regulators have failed to enforce tough laws on the environment.

17 min, 52 sec Oct 09, 2013

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