Purpose of This Archive

This archive corrects the NBC story and maintains permanent public access to primary-source filings, appendices, declarations, investigative reports, and procedural records associated with two U.S. Supreme Court petitions filed by Lorcan T. Kilroy (Nos. 18-9663 and 20-354). The materials concern events at the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD), related Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) records, the revocation of Kilroy’s license by then-California Attorney General Kamala Harris, his subsequent termination from LAUSD employment, and the retroactive complaints filed under Senate Bill 2 with the California Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST) and the U.S. House Judiciary Committee (HJC).  

Materials address:

- Judicial handling of the underlying federal litigation in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit and by

assigned Ninth Cir. SCOTUS Justice Elena Kagan and staff.

- Due-process requirements under *Cleveland Board of Education v. Loudermill*.

- Summary-judgment record review standards.

- Administrative findings contained in the 2015 Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) Student Safety Investigation Team (SSIT) report prepared by former Los Angeles School Police Department Detective Ray Daniel Jordan.

- Initial  2012 Van Nuys High School classroom battery incident  that started the events, (LAPD DR 12-09-11015), and associated overarching  HJC complaint concerning former California Attorney General Kamala Harris.

All documents are presented to facilitate independent review by law-enforcement agencies, oversight bodies, and the public.

Supreme Court Petitions

Petition No. 18-9663 – In re Lorcan Kilroy  

Petition No. 20-354 – In re Lorcan Kilroy

These petitions presented the following questions for review:

1. Whether evidence of political bias in the Ninth Circuit’s handling of *USCA9 No. 19-55357* warranted an order directing non-California-based federal law enforcement to investigate alleged obstruction that circuit judges declined to address. See HJC Kamala Harris complaint.  

2. Whether the same evidence of bias required transfer of the case for rehearing in a different circuit.  

3. Whether the Ninth Circuit’s approval of indefinite deprivation of pay prior to a pre-termination hearing satisfies the due-process standards established in *Loudermill*.  

4. Whether affirmation of summary judgment without review of the Statement of Uncontroverted Material Facts and corresponding objections meets Supreme Court standards for consideration of the summary-judgment record.

SCOTUS Procedural Context

Petition 18-9663 was recorded as reaching the certiorari pool. Petition 20-354 was the subject of a  denial by SCOTUS Justice Elena Kagan of a related  time-extension request (No. 19A492). Supporting documentation is available on the linked case pages 18-9663 and 20-354.

2026 POST Commission Complaints

(a) POST Complaint regarding former LASPD Detective Ray Daniel Jordan and the 2015 SSIT Report

Materials include:  

- Declaration of Ray Daniel Jordan (hearsay) and attached SSIT Fact Sheet and Case Summary (missing page 11 of 11; signer name misspelled as “Rav”)  

- Question of the missing “Page 11 of 11”  

- Student declarations supporting Kilroy (including R.V., R.R., and L.N.)  

- Room-layout sketches  

- Uncontroverted declaration (not hearsay) of Lorcan Kilroy to FBI Special Agent Chad Yarbrough (pending)  

- Uncontroverted excerpt of declaration (not hearsay) of Lorcan Kilroy made to LAUSD prior to termination (pending)  

- 2026 California Labor Commissioner filing seeking production of the precise Board of Education document voted upon in the 2016 termination of Lorcan Kilroy

A question remains whether these records formed the basis for the termination of Lorcan Kilroy from LAUSD employment while federal litigation was pending. LAUSD has declined, ten years later, to produce the exact Board of Education document voted upon in the termination (see 2026 California Labor Commissioner filing).

(b) POST Complaint regarding the 2012 Van Nuys High School incident (LAPD DR 12-09-11015)**  

Investigative and review materials concerning the April 20, 2012 classroom incident.

Related Correspondence – Request for Response from Counsel & Kamala Harris Connections

On the morning of August 21, 2026, Thomas C. Hurrell (California State Bar No. 119876), Managing Partner of Hurrell LLP and counsel of record for the LAUSD defendants, emailed Kilroy at 7:37 a.m. requesting that future communications be directed only to him rather than to LAUSD personnel.

At 9:28 a.m. the same day, Kilroy replied to Mr. Hurrell, FBI SA Chad Yarbrough, and others. In that email Kilroy asked Mr. Hurrell to respond directly to SA Yarbrough and state, on the record, that neither he nor, to his knowledge, any attorney at [Hurrell LLP] (https://hurrell-llp.com/ ) (formerly Hurrell & Cantrall in 2015) had knowledge of or involvement in:

- any deliberate placement of Kilroy into the third-period dance classroom at Millikan Middle School on October 6, 2015, or  

- any fabrication of the un-filed student statements later referenced as hearsay in the declaration of former LASPD Detective Ray Daniel Jordan.

Jordan’s declaration (hearsay) and the related SSIT report prepared with Julie Padilla (sister of U.S. Senator Alex Padilla, described by Kamala Harris as a “dear friend”) formed the stated basis given by Hurrell's partner Melinda Cantrall in defamatory SCOTUS Petition No. 20-354 for Kilroy’s termination from LAUSD while federal litigation remained active. LAUSD has nevertheless  continued to refuse production of the exact Board of Education statement of charges allegedly voted upon in the termination (see 2026 California Labor Commissioner filing).

Mr. Hurrell did not reply to the 9:28 a.m. request.

A false statement to a federal agent is a felony under 18 U.S.C. § 1001.

The full email has been provided to Special Agent Yarbrough.

Index of Key Documents

| Page | Document Set |

|------|--------------|

| 1 | Supreme Court Petition No. 18-9663 and related filings |

| 2 | Supreme Court Petition No. 20-354 and related filings |

| 3 | POST Complaint & Exhibits – former LAUSD Detective Ray Daniel Jordan (pending final upload) |

| 4 | POST Complaint – Los Angeles School Police Department & LAPD re: Van Nuys High School DR 12-09-11015 (pending) |

Additional pending items include the Controverting Declaration of Lorcan Kilroy submitted to SA Yarbrough and related correspondence.

Former students or staff, including those in Melanie Kim Weiss' dance class at Millikan Middle School in Oct. 2015 , with relevant information are invited to contact FBI Special Agent Chad Yarbrough at chad.yarbrough@ic.fbi.gov, as, although criminal statutes of limitations may have expired, under new laws, lawyer and police and other state licensed suspects may still face retroactive licensure discipline, and the Millikan falsifications may be relevant to the  current 2026 United States House Judiciary Committee complaint against Kamala Harris .