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Sunday, November 14, 2010

Granada Hills Highlanders Tribute to Zac

During the annual Granada Hills High School Marching Band Competition this weekend, the Highlander Marching Band (present and former band members) took to the field and paid a musical tribute to Zac.

In case you didn't know, Zac was a saxophone player with the Highlander Marching Band; he was also section leader and served as vice-president of the Band Council.

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What The Local Blogosphere Has To Say

"The Death of Zac Champommier -Part One: A Need to Know How and Why" - WitnessLA

"The Death of Zac Champommier - Part Two" - WitnessLA

"The fact that the public instantly knows the name of the officer in shootings involving an LAPD badge, but does not know any of the principles in this County and Federal matter after nearly seven months, is the single greatest disgrace, the single greatest evidence of impotence, of the LA Weekly, Los Angeles Times, and Los Angeles Daily News of the past year, and perhaps of the past decade. These have all failed Zac personally; and they have failed his family, his loved ones catastrophically." -- street-hassle [01/21/11]

"Not in the papers, and not counted as a homicide: a plainclothes officer shot and killed an eighteen-year-old recent Granada High graduate Thursday night. The deceased was the only child of a San Fernando Valley elementary school teacher." - Griffith Park Wayist [06/26/10)

"There are new details at NBC's site on the killing of an 18-year-old recent graduate of Granada Hills High by law enforcement we mentioned Saturday morning--the story the Times won't touch. The details are unsatisfying, and NBC's story, relying on details solely provided by law enforcement, doesn't quite add up." - Griffith Park Wayist [6/27/10]

"Use of Force Unnecessary in Champommier Killing" -MayorSam's Home of Los Angeles Politics

"A community is heartbroken. The Times and other local news agencies continue to turn their backs on the story as the agencies involved in the killing investigate themselves. Shame on local media for extending to Sheriffs and the DEA free reign to control all released information on their killing of a young man." - Griffith Park Wayist [6/29/10]

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Sunday, November 14, 2010

Granada Hills Highlanders Tribute to Zac