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Zuniga, Diana <br /> From: Jackie Angel Investor < <br /> Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2025 11:16 AM <br /> To: eComment <br /> Cc: Vazquez, Benjamin; Ryberg, Erinn; compliance.officer@sausd.us <br /> Subject: Legacy of Valerie Amezcua/ SAPID: Family of teen stabbed to death at Santa Ana High <br /> School files lawsuit against district <br /> -Attention: This email originated from outside of City of Santa Ana.Use caution when opening attachments or links. <br /> SANTA ANA, Calif. -The family of a 14-year-old boy stabbed to death at Santa Ana High School last <br /> month are filing a legal claim against the school district, alleging it created a dangerous environment <br /> that led to the student's "preventable death." <br /> What we know: <br /> The recently filed claim alleges that the Santa Ana Unified School District "failed to provide adequate <br /> campus security and supervision, creating a dangerous environment that led to the tragic and <br /> preventable death of Armando Morales and the stabbing injuries sustained by another student. The <br /> incident, which took place during school hours, has raised urgent questions regarding the district's <br /> responsibility to protect its students," a statement from the family's lawyers said. <br /> Dig deeper: <br /> According to the family's lawyers, the Santa Ana Police Officers Union sent a letter to the Santa Ana <br /> Unified School District Board demanding they address certain safety needs on campus. The letter <br /> identified three major incidents involving after-school threats and assaults. <br /> "This school district has been put on notice about these red flags, these safety concerns since August <br /> of 2023, and they did nothing. They didn't have enough staff supervising the kids as they're getting <br /> out for the day," Carrillo said. "They didn't have enough time and attention to pay to these cases, <br /> resulting in the horrendous murder." <br /> https://www.foxla.com/news/family-teen-stabbed-death-santa-ana-high-school-file-lawsuit-against- <br /> district <br /> -Santa Ana California <br />
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