End Abuse of Power and Discrimination: Demand Justice, Protection, and Safety for All Victims

I, Guadalupe De Los Angeles Lyn, am urgently calling for justice and protection for myself and my son, Nathaniel Lyn, who is a victim of sex trafficking, sex discrimination, harassment, coercion, and intimidation.

When I attempted to report my son missing, report his missing car, and request a physical wellness check to ensure he was not being trafficked, tortured, or harmed, I reached out for help through 911. Instead of receiving assistance, I was met with aggression, hostility, and abusive treatment from members of the Irvine Police Department.

Rather than protect my family, officers falsely accused me of misusing 911 and trespassing at Concordia University Irvine, a campus I never entered, never crossed the gate of, and where my only request was to ensure my son was alive, safe, and free from danger. These false charges were used to silence me and deny my son the protection he urgently needs.

This misconduct occurred in the context of broader racism, discrimination, harmful stereotypes, and bias, which research proves to cause severe psychological, physical, and spiritual harm. Abuse of power and systemic discrimination affect not just individuals, but entire families and communities. 
We demand:

including misuse of 911 and trespassing, which were rooted in discrimination, corruption, and retaliation.

2. An independent, external investigation

into the Irvine Police Department, Concordia University Irvine Safety Department, and all individuals involved in:

obstruction of wellness checks

intimidation and harassment

denial of safety services

Failure to protect a vulnerable student

civil and human rights violations

abuse of power

into possible violations of:

including lawful access to wellness checks, advocacy, medical care, and safety without discrimination or intimidation.

5. Clear, transparent, and accountable protocols

for missing students, mental/physical wellness checks, parental notification, and safety responses overseen by independent agencies, not internal staff.