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Chula Vista's former police head David Bejarano accused of check fraud by partner
Long story has been coming that the Chula Vista Chief of police is very well involved with Kathryn Lembo-SBCS. Call it conflict of interest-but when someone is a board member for a non-profit organization and also an active community representative i.e.; (Chief of Police) suppose to be a transparency to the tax-payers of San Diego County. We should all be outrage at the South-Bay Community Services and the Chief of Police of Chula Vista. No wonder Kathryn had a contract where her staff had offices on the first floor of the Chula Vista Police Department and worked side-to-side with the officers. HHmmmmm, I wonder what else will be coming out in the near future. I mean South-Bay Community Services only take federal and county funded programs (Tax-payer money) Our money which we contribute every month to see people like her make 6 figures. What about her husband and the checks he gets from South Bay Community Services for consulting…..Wink-Wink to that— July 12, 2010 11:13 a.m.