Angela Gayheart
Oroville, CA
I’m demanding justice from the Butte County District Attorney’s Office regarding the horrifying situation I returned home to—my apartment had been turned into a trap house in my absence. I found Tatum Nation, a toddler around 2–3 years old, alone with a person clearly under the influence, in filth, with no food or care. My home had been overrun by individuals involved in drug trafficking, child trafficking, stolen property, and other criminal activity. Despite reporting this—specifically naming Tamara Sly and the child’s mother—and having my phone confiscated as evidence, no real action has been taken. These individuals continue to operate in a neighborhood near schools. I was forced to flee for my safety after being targeted by organized criminals who took over my unit without any meaningful intervention from local law enforcement. The DA's inaction is unacceptable. This is a matter of public safety, and I will be reporting these failures to higher authorities to ensure accountability. What happened to Tatum and to me should never happen to anyone.
