Democratic congresswoman and Los Angeles mayoral candidate Karen Bass insisted during a Wednesday night debate that guns stolen from her home were properly owned and stored.
You can now listen to Fox News articles!mayoral debate, Rep. Karen Bass insisted that guns stolen from her home in a burglary were properly kept, and accused opponent Rick Caruso of ‘desperation’ for asking about it.earlier this month, prompting City Councilman Joe Buscaino to call on authorities with questions about the circumstances. During the debate, Caruso continued the questioning.
""We didn’t hear much about these guns, which I think the congresswoman should answer some questions about what kind of guns were they, how were they stored, was it in compliance with city law," Caruso said, adding that"the city has a very, very detailed law."Rep. Karen Bass speaks as developer Rick Caruso, not pictured, listens, during the Los Angeles mayoral debate at the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles, Wednesday, Sept. 21, 2022.
"My home was burglarized, I called the police, and later they arrested two suspects," she said."And the storage and registration were 100% legal.""I think this is an act of desperation, Rick," she said, mentioning the letter from Buscaino"calling for me to be investigated for the theft that happened at my house."
Businessman Rick Caruso faces Congresswoman Karen Bass during the Los Angeles mayoral debate at the Skirball Cultural Center on Wednesday, Sept. 21, 2022, in Los Angeles.Bass then turned to Caruso and said she was"disappointed" because when his property The Grove was burglarized she called him to ask how he was.
"And instead you call on me to prove one thing or another and then the councilman calls on me to be investigated?" she asked.
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