Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascon was served yesterday with an official notice of intent to Recall him from office.

The ire against the radical D.A. and his Special Directives which place violent criminals above victims has been well documented here, here, and here.

Gascon was sworn in on December 7. According to the County laws, 90 days is required before any action to Recall an elected official can be taken. Sunday, March 7 signified that 90-day marker, and the Recall George Gascon campaign submitted their notice of intent to the District Attorney’s office.

“George Gascon’s failure to protect our most vulnerable communities is a complete dereliction of his foremost duty as a District Attorney, and he must be removed from office immediately before he can do any more damage,” Co-Chair Tania Owens said in a press release. “What George Gascon is doing is not criminal justice reform; it is the outright destruction of our criminal justice system and the very laws meant to protect us.”

The grounds for the Recall as stated in the official notice include the following:

The threshold to meet this Recall is smaller than the Recall Gavin Newsom amount. Just 580,000 signatures are needed within 160 days for the Recall effort to qualify. Los Angeles County is one of the largest in the state of California, with just shy of 4 million people.

With the successful qualification of the Recall of Gavin Newsom, the citizens of Los Angeles County have a foundation to work from in the process of removing this District Attorney from office.

Once petition are approved and certified, they will be made available for signatures. Visit the Recall George Gascon website or the Recall George Gascon Facebook group for information and updates.