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The fight was about Anthony girl friend and another girl ….4 girls and one boy (not Jesus) some boy name Billy meet at a rec center in Montbello for a one on one girl fight the other girls jumped Anthony girl friend so he jumped in … the four girls and one guy name Billy are an accomplice to this murder yet a Det Estrada of DPD let them go and manufactured and fabricated a lie to blame Jesus Lam for four years Jesus and his family have been targeted numerous times houses and neighborhoods houses sprayed with 90 rounds they finally accomplished killing Jesus at a house party they set him up , ambushed him the shot him from behind a fight at the party between two girls was a diversion tactic to lure the gangs to come in by the security to kill Jesus they entered at 1:00 am and left 1:04 am both Anthony and Jesus was ambushed and murder set up and the police knows the killers yet the DA is not pressing for an arrest warrant DA denies every possible working for Det Estrada of DPD please help ask for the whole records it’s public

It's been a tough few weeks processing what happened to Chico. I came across an interview with his principal, Kimberly Grayson, and her words really struck a chord with me. She said, "He touched everyone’s lives here," and it made me think about how such a promising young life impacted so many people. Chico wasn’t just another face in the crowd; he was someone who left a lasting impression on everyone who knew him.
I can't help but feel for his family and friends, imagining how difficult it must be for them to come to terms with his loss. Schools are supposed to be safe spaces where dreams are nurtured, and it feels so unfair for a kid with big dreams like Chico to have his life cut short. I hope that we can somehow address the root causes of youth violence in our communities to prevent more tragedies like this. Does anyone know if there have been any community meetings or initiatives taken to counteract this issue since Chico's passing? It just feels like we need to come together more than ever.

Watch YouTube “ teenager framed “ case number 2021-647210

Watch YouTube “ teenager framed “ case number 2021-647210 Jesus Lam was framed by the detective they coerced Mariah Huff to say Jesus she said absolutely it was not Jesus . The detective should have took her phone she is an accomplice to this murder her video is blurry but if you slow it down frame by frame u can see a person with short hair fade and a scar on the back of his head Jesus had dreads please watch and the principal was fired for embezzlement of funds she threw parties at the school that was not a school function

Do any of you have insights on how prevalent youth violence is in the Montbello area? The tragic loss of Chico has brought this issue into stark focus, and it's deeply troubling. I can't help but wonder what measures are being taken to prevent such senseless acts in our community. Chico seemed like such an inspiring young man with dreams that now, heartbreakingly, will not be fulfilled. It's hard to grasp how someone so full of potential could be caught in this devastating situation. Does anyone know if the local schools or community leaders are doing something to address this issue? I'm hoping Chico's story brings about some change for the better. Thinking of his family and friends during this incredibly difficult time.
Hey everyone,
I’ve been following Chico Golden Jr.’s case closely, and there’s something I keep thinking about. Given his aspirations to either play in the NFL or become a doctor, it’s clear this young man had big dreams and the determination to achieve them. I can’t help but feel devastated for his family and his school community at Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Early College. They must be grappling with the loss of not just a loved one but also the bright future he represented.
From what his principal and teachers have shared, Chico touched a lot of lives in a positive way. It’s such a tragic reminder of how valuable each young life is and how much potential there is in our youth. I can’t imagine what his parents are going through, having to reconcile the joy of seeing him excel academically and athletically with the sorrow of losing him so suddenly.
We need to address the issues leading to youth violence, especially in neighborhoods like Montbello. We cannot afford to lose more kids like Chico—each with dreams, ambitions, and the ability to make a positive impact on the world. My thoughts are with his family and friends right now.
Hoping for justice and peace for Chico.
Stay safe, everyone.