City of Camarillo
Public Comments
Wednesday, June 5, 2024 06:51 PMPUBLIC COMMENTS
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Meeting Date Wednesday, June 5, 2024
Agency City Council
Item Type Item Not On Agenda
Item Number or Subject Women posing danger using public restroom Position Not Applicable
Comments Citizen of Camarillo, Eugenia Granados called for assistance and dialing the clerk number to be assistance, Veronica come in the other line. However, the call was terminated and she supposed to provide some information regarding this horrible incident happening to The Citizen in Camarillo, in which CVS expressed not concerns that a woman can easily be sexually assaulted in their unsafe restroom that any potential sexual perpetrator can walking into the same restroom that a woman has asked for assistance.
DANGEROUS PUBLIC SAFETY CONCER: How can any women in
their mind to do her private affairs be aware of the danger in public restrooms? How good are the cameras when the
possible sexual perpetrator is not place in question by the VCS females’ employees?
This incident is very disturb happening to Eugenia Granados and other females are in danger walking into a public restroom in CVS. Women who pose a danger, is unpredictable, but it is a shame that those with a duty of care did not express concern and care in reporting to the authorities the possible sexual offender who was walking freely in Camarillo City with a criminal mind and premeditation, when he heard Eugenia help with the code with minute of his premeditation left the clipboard exposing his name and information on the eager to perpetrate a 1 crime.
On Wednesday, June 5, 2024, a citizen of Camarillo entered CVS to be prescribed Vitamins and with prior notification. He left after conducting his business. However, he locked his car key and entered CVS again requesting help from employee Tomas, who allowed him to use his personal phone to call his son to bring him the car key. Additionally, she requested to use the bathroom and he provided her with a door code. However, he observed this man wearing lighter colored shorts and a hat sitting next to the chairs designed for vaccination patients. He was signing some papers in a clipboard. Eugenia was shocked when this individual entered the bathroom, while she was about to leave and walked without saying anything. More likely that this man heard Eugenia asking for help to enter the code to the pharmacist. Eugenia is very disturbed and process what
happened. It is even more shocking that the two women she was expressing concerns about safety and danger because this unknown individual overheard her going to the bathroom and walking around, having access to a public restroom with a key code that posed a danger to women and girls. VCS employees expressed that they were not worried. whatever. Eugenia decided to take the matter to the Camarillo Police Department.
Furthermore, there are cameras in the hallway in front of the bathroom. This man left his information displayed and
disregard on the chair, who he was sat on and strongly believed after hearing me for assistance to used the restroom and saw me passing by him twice. After incident, Eugenia was tempted to take a photo of him but she didn't. However, it is shocking that we women are in constant danger in public and business having not concerns for the safety of women and CVS is not concerned about current events. Also, to mention that a white male white assisting regularly the Camarillo Library was driving her bicycle around Eugenia, while waiting for her son’s car keys.
Citizen of Camarillo
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IDENTIFICATION
Name EUGENIA GRANADOS
Address 200 SOUTH GLENN DRIVE #68
CAMARILLO, CA, 93010
Telephone (820) 465-3007
Email [email protected]
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