Ysabel Jurado, a candidate for Los Angeles City Council District 14, is facing backlash after a leaked audio recording captured her quoting N.W.A's 'F— the police' during a meet-and-greet with students at Cal State LA. The audio, first released by the Westside Current, has been condemned by her opponent, incumbent Kevin de León, and LAPD officials, who argue that such rhetoric undermines public safety and community relations with law enforcement. Jurado defended her remarks as part of a broader dialogue on systemic injustice, emphasizing her commitment to public safety. The controversy has polarized opinions among constituents, with some viewing her words as immature, while others see them as reflective of common sentiments among youth. The Los Angeles Police Protective League, backing De León, criticized Jurado's stance as endangering public safety, contrasting with community desires for security. Jurado's campaign clarified that her comments aimed to resonate with young voters' concerns about police accountability.