Santa Ana School Police Department Advisory
The “lock out” at Carr Intermediate and Diamond Elementary has been lifted. The investigation is ongoing by SAPD as the incident occurred off campus. School Police Officers will remain in the area and available to students and staff.
Address/Location
Santa Ana School Police Department
1601 E Chestnut Ave
Santa Ana, CA 92701
Contact
Emergency: 9-1-1
Non-emergencies: 714-558-5535
Our Editor, Art Pedroza, worked at the O.C. Register and the OC Weekly and studied journalism at CSUF and UCI. He has lived in Santa Ana for over 30 years and has served on several city and county commissions. When he is not writing or editing Pedroza specializes in risk control and occupational safety. He also teaches part time at Cerritos College and CSUF. Pedroza has an MBA from Keller University.
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Maybe it was benavide’s mistress going “PSYCHO” on the ex-wife “if you can’t have him nobody will” kind of thing!
What a mess.
I like your thinking Carpetbagger and you may be right.
Another theory is that they are pulling every student with the last named “Amezcua” out of the schools and sending them to a special Political Science Charter school and grooming them for future elections!
I’m glad that I no longer work at Carr!!! The area is dangerous!!! I finally found greenery at another district. Goodbye Santa Ana!!!
Anon – Roman and us be werkin hard too make it more safer around Carr. Where you been at?
Edukation be the kee for David Benavide’s and me. thats why we was elekted b4.
Carr iz a grt place 4 da kidz!
GO SANTA ANA
Team Benavides,
First of all, if your going to rebuttal, try checking your spelling before submitting your entry. It’s not your job to make it safer around Carr, it’s the City Council and the SAPD that need to keep the City safe. Santa Ana Unified is in charge in making their schools safe, they have no jurisdiction on city streets. Carr has a lot of issues but parents also need to hold their own children accountable for their own learning. Other issues, Carr is known for tagging, fights, and defiance among many students. Finally, the only time I go through Santa Ana is when I’m driving 65 mph through the city on the I5 Freeway, I make no pit stops.
And your right, GO SANTA ANA, because your not going anywhere!
ANON u B dissing meee cuz I roll wit ROMAN.
BACKAT U B*%CH. U C WEN US TAK OVR.
ROMAN ES DA S#$T.
VIVA GROUPO BENAVIDE”S F@*K THE ESTABLECIBO.
What Santa Ana needs is a stand-up comedy club venue.
Some of these comments have my gut aching from laughing so much.
I once was a student at that school and almost every week there was fights. Those students always got so like happy like if it was the biggest deal in the world.