FULLERTON - Villa Park Councilwoman Deborah Pauly spoke to KFI's John & Ken Show at yesterdays Fullerton Recall rally to condemn the October 17th remarks of fellow Republican Pat McKinley.
McKinley is the recently retired chief of Fullerton's police department and is currently a Fullerton City Council Member who is the target of a massive recall effort.
Villa Park Councilwoman Deborah Pauly |
Monday, McKinley spoke to a group of women about personal protection against predators.
An unidentified woman asked the former chief and author of She-Bear how women could protect themselves from police officers like the recently fired Albert Rincon.
Rincon is alleged to have sexually assaulted more than half a dozen woman after falsely arresting and kidnapping them. The City recently settled to give at least two victims $350,000 to drop their federal civil rights law suit.
McKinley, speaking of Rincon's victims, told the women in the audience that "Those ladies [Rincon's victims] weren't like..." sweeping his arm across the audience, "...like this [the ladies of the Brea Soroptimist Club]."
McKinley's words were repeated by Councilwoman Pauly on the John & Ken Show. Pauly takes issue with McKinley's dismissal that it is not a big deal if certain woman are groped, assaulted, falsely arrested, and kidnapped by police officers.
McKinley can be heard saying on this video that "it wasn't a sexual assault. It was inappropriate touching. It's not a good thing but it aint a dangerous thing."
These words have sparked public outrage at the gross insensitivity of the former chief who hired the now fired Rincon.
Pauly's words on the John & Ken Show even inspired Christine Walker, a Democrat and member of Kelly's Army, to join the Republican Party. When asked why she was joining the GOP, she looked at Pauly and said, "By what you said today, it moved me and I appreciate what you have done for us [women]. Without people like you, we are nothing and I'm registering today to help support you."
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