LA County Sheriff Villanueva is positive for COVID-19; is said to be in ‘good spirits’
Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva has tested positive forVillanueva is experiencing mild symptoms and in “good spirits,” said Deputy Brenda Serna, spokeswoman for the Sheriff’s Department.running for re-electionThe latest results show Villanueva leading in the primary election race, with 452,802 votes ; vs. Luna’s 381,959 votes ., saying mandates led to an increase in deputies and personnel retiring early, resigning or otherwise taking leave from the department.
As of Tuesday morning, 5,115 Sheriff’s Department employees had tested positive for COVID-19, according to statistics posted by the agency.
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