While LA City Councilman Joe Buscaino says he's looking for answers into the break-in at Congresswoman Karen Bass' home, some are questioning his political motivations.
In the letter, dated Sept. 21 on City of Los Angeles letterhead, Councilman Joe Buscaino asked
Bass told FOX 11's Elex Michaelson, "They were locked up. They were registered. They were locked in a safe box and they were stashed away in a closet."'My safety was shattered': Karen Bass discusses 'traumatic' home break-in, her guns being stolen To Buscaino, "This case deserves due diligence because it can be a learning moment in this city about ongoing crime and responsible gun ownership and gun storage."
Guerra says the letter is a legitimate public discussion but, because Buscaino - who ran for mayor before endorsing Bass' opponent Rick Caruso – released the letter just before Bass and Caruso participated in a"It's very unusual for a member of the City Council to send a specific request about a specific crime especially not in their district," Guerra said. "That hardly happens so this is unusual. Therefore it is political.
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