COMPTON, CA, UNITED STATES, April 26, 2026
Bishop Leroy Guillory, Ombudsman General Addresses The Suspicious & Untimely Actions of Compton Mayor and City Council Members
Bishop Leroy Guillory, the Ombudsman General for Ombudsman International, and a prominent figure in the Compton community, has spoken out against the recent actions of the Mayor of Compton and two city council members. The trio has been accused of unlawfully taking Hero Pay and is now attempting to fire the city manager who is urging them to repay the money or face potential jail time. Bishop Guillory has emphasized the importance of approving next year's budget before city workers are forced to work without pay.
The controversy began when the Mayor and two council members allegedly took Hero Pay, which was intended for essential workers during the pandemic, without proper authorization. The city manager, who discovered the unlawful actions, has been met with resistance and threats of termination from the Mayor and council members. Bishop Guillory has expressed his disappointment in the behavior of these elected officials and is calling for accountability.
In a recent statement, Bishop Guillory stated, "It is unacceptable for our city leaders to break the law and then try to silence those who are trying to hold them accountable. The city manager is simply doing their job by informing them of the consequences of their actions. It is crucial that we approve next year's budget before city workers are forced to work without pay. The well-being of our community should be the top priority."
Bishop Guillory has urged the Mayor and council members to take responsibility for their actions and work towards finding a solution that benefits the entire community. He also encourages the citizens of Compton to stay informed and hold their elected officials accountable. As the situation unfolds, Bishop Guillory remains committed to advocating for justice and transparency in the city of Compton.
In conclusion, Bishop Leroy Guillory has spoken out against the accused unlawful actions of the Mayor and two city council members in Compton. He stresses the importance of approving next year's budget before city workers are forced to work without pay and calls for accountability from the elected officials. The community looks to Bishop Guillory as a voice of reason and hopes for a resolution soon. Bishop Guillory is running for Mayor of Compton in the upcoming June 02, 2026 election. In a recent interview, Bishop Guillory stated that he will not be taking a salary when elected as Mayor.
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