The Los Angeles County Administration has deleted a post on social media calling for American air strikes on Iranian nuclear establishments “tragic” after dragging it online.
“Our hearts go out to the victims and families affected by the recent bombings in Iran,” the administration wrote at X Sunday in a leaflet that was now deleted.
“While this tragic event has occurred abroad, the Los Angeles County administration is closely monitoring the situation alongside our local, state and federal partners.”
This position sparked immediate anger and was updated to exclude the part that sends condolences to “victims and families”, describing the American military air strikes “tragic”.
Moments later, he was finally deleted from the platform, according to independent journalist Colin Rouge and Lebs from Tijook.
However, before it was eliminated forever, this mail got a huge screaming of responses, which led to the formulation of the Sherif Angeles County Department for an inaccurate and inaccurate participation.
“We are sincerely to penetrate your account. There were no victims in a successful targeting for the past night of Iranian nuclear sites,” the American Da`wah group answered the endowment of the anti -Semitism.
“Please check this post that was not published by an employee at the Los Angeles Provincial Police headquarters.”
Another user of X Watterged X wrote: “The La Sherif Administration is supposed to employ a person who publishes such messages when our brave men and women risk their lives to protect our country,” wrote another user of X Watterged X.
“This individual must be launched immediately and then investigate to find out what led them to write these messages.”
Another person wrote: “This is the most crazy reaction to President Trump, which provides the massive destruction of Iranian nuclear sites.”
Another agreed to anger, adding, “Sharif Los Angeles Robert Luna should resign in a shame. A shame on him!”
In response to the reverse reaction to this position, the Los Angeles County Office issued a statement “apologizing” for “attack and inaccurate” late on Sunday.
“We make this statement to officially apologize for the offensive and inappropriate social media publication that was recently published on the social media platforms of our administration regarding the ongoing conflict in Iran,” says the statement.
“This publication was not unacceptable, error in error, and does not reflect the views of Sharif Robert J
The administration admitted that it “updated” a social media post and “launched an internal review to determine how it was created and published.”
The department added: “Steps are taken to enhance our social media control protocols and ensure that any future contacts are in line with our professional management standards, respect and accountability.”
“We appreciate the constant confidence in our society and we will work hard to reaffirm that confidence every day.”
The publication arrived at the Sherif Angeles County Department for comment.
