Stockton City Councilmember Brando Villapudua Runs Out of Meeting After Asked About Rape Allegations

Corrupt City Councilmember Brando Villapudua hosted a community meeting at Van Buskirk Community Center in district 5, South Stockton, an area he’s accused of not really living in. The flier that he shared emphasized that “all were welcomed.”

At the beginning of the gathering, his planning commissioner who acts more like his personal minion, Pandora Crowder, took hold of the microphone and began stating “house rules” while mentioning politics and what people could or couldn’t talk about. In response to her comments 209 Times founder, Marine Corps veteran, and long time community activist Motecuzoma Sanchez said, “so does that mean we can’t ask about Brando’s rape allegations?” Crowder immediately yelled no! To which Sanchez replied, “what about the child molestation.”

At this point Crowder went berserk and began yelling at Sanchez on the microphone telling him he had to leave. She even made a child cry who was in the audience. Anther audience member and Brando supporter, disgraced former mayor Anthony Silva then took his own son and vacated the premises.

Also vacating the premises and his own meeting was Brando himself who ran out through a side door. On his way out Sanchez called out, “Hey Brando, why are three women accusing you of sexual allegations?!”

Sanchez was then berated by the small crowd of Brando supporters who ironically were mostly women including former SUSD trustee Gloria Allen.

Pandora Crowder then became even more and more unhinged and aggressive towards Sanchez. But, Sanchez, just remained calm and munched on his bag of M&Ms that were provided to community members in attendance. Sanchez proclaimed, “this is a community center and I’m a community member. And the community deserves to know why the city councilmember is being accused of sexually assaulting three women. I tried asking him at city hall, but he didn’t want to talk and kept interrupting my time to speak. So here I am.”

Sanchez eventually left out of respect for City ManagerJohnny Ford who arrived and spoke to him privately.