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Smoking gun: Gavin Newsom’s ‘Plant Police’ set the stage for deadly Palisades fire
- New Fire Plan documents allegedly limit firefighting tools in designated zones, potentially affecting the Palisades Fire response.
- Attorney Robinson says the plan could explain why firefighting mop-ups were restricted during the Lachman Fire.
- Federal investigators linked the Lachman Fire to early January arson and rapid spread toward Pacific Palisades homes.
- Fire officials reportedly left the scene on Jan. 2, with evidence suggesting they were told not to mop up in certain areas.
- Robinson says the Wildfire Management Plan may show why the LAFD’s mop-up was limited, potentially affecting containment.
- The article cites photos of a California State Parks employee talking with firefighters at the Lachman Fire scene.
- The plan reportedly instructs firefighters to 'consider allowing large logs to burn out' during mop-ups in certain zones.
- Officials say the plan designates ‘Avoidance Areas’ where information should be kept confidential from the public.
- The Palisades Fire destroyed thousands of Los Angeles homes and reignited on Jan. 7 during Santa Ana winds.
- The Post frames the issue as a state policy question, with ongoing legal discovery shaping the narrative.
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