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Los Angeles, California, USA - November 29, 2024_ The downtown skyline rises over a sidewa
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Marissa Roy won't enforce the law.

She's said so herself.

In 2022, she called for a City Attorney who would refuse to enforce the city's anti-camping law near schools and parks.

That same year, internal campaign emails show she was tied to a plan to stop prosecuting misdemeanors... which cover theft, trespassing, public drunkenness, vandalism, and resisting arrest.

She Tweeted and wrote about these things... then right before this 2026 election -- she deleted her Twitter account...

What is she trying to hide??

Roy Won't Prosecute Misdemeanor Crimes?

In 2022, internal campaign documents from the Faisal Gill campaign linked Marissa Roy to a proposed freeze on prosecuting Misdemeanor crimes. Misdemeanors can include a huge range of frimes such as:
 

  • Theft

  • Trespassing

  • Public drunkenness

  • Vandalism

  • Resisting arrest
     

No charges. No consequences.
 

As reported in the press...

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Her own words back it up.
 

In March 2022, Roy tweeted that the City Attorney can "decline to prosecute" misdemeanors. 
 

In August 2021, she posted #decriminalize and called some misdemeanor prosecutions "unnecessary."
 

In June 2022, she dismissed concerns about rising crime as "feelings vs facts."
 

She has been telling voters her plan for years.

Now its time to decide: the safety of our communities... or Marissa Roy. 

Paid for by Hydee Feldstein Soto for City Attorney 2026

16633 Ventura Blvd., Ste. 1008, Encino, CA 91436

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