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Mayor Lurie has appointed Mattie Scott, an esteemed anti-violence activist and longtime resident of Fillmore, to fill the vacant position on the police commission. This decision follows the removal of Carter-Oberstone. Scott’s activism is particularly poignant, rooted in the loss of her 24-year-old son, George Scott, who was murdered in 1996. In addition to her community role, she serves as president of Brady California, advocating for gun control. Her experiences and personal history direct her dedication to creating safer communities, making her a fitting choice for the commission amid growing concerns about violence.
Mattie Scott, a well-respected anti-violence activist, has been appointed by Mayor Lurie to the police commission following the ousting of Carter-Oberstone.
Scott’s advocacy is underscored by her personal loss; her son George was tragically killed in 1996, motivating her work in gun control.
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