Los Angeles City Councilman Richard Alarcon claimed Friday that the district attorney's office should have notified him that the case against an intruder at his home had been dismissed and that he had been released from a state mental hospital. The allegations came one day after a mentally ill man broke into Alarcon's Panorama City home for a second time in six months. Alarcon moncler donna, who represents the northeast San Fernando Valley borse louis vuitton donna, said prosecutors in L.A. County District Atty. Steve Cooley’s office should have told him about what happened to suspect Lawrence Lydell Payton. Payton was arrested on suspicion of burglary about 6:45 p.m. Thursday at Alarcon's home on Nordhoff Street ferragamo Flats, the same house he was arrested for breaking into in October. He was being held Friday on $50 Giubbotti belstaff,000 bail. “I would like to have an explanation as to why he was released and nobody in the D.A.’s office bothered to tell us moncler bambini,” the councilman said. “I’m a little ticked off right now.” Alarcon is under investigation by Cooley’s office rivenditori scarpe mbt, which is trying to determine whether the councilman illegally claimed the home as his residence. A politician who registers to vote at a place that is not his residence can be charged with a felony. Neighbors have told The Times that they did not see Alarcon in the home for long stretches of time last year.Topics related articles：

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