Game-changing revelations from Spencer Pratt’s event in Nithya Raman’s heartland: ‘Our city has been destroyed’
Spencer Pratt held a campaign event in Sherman Oaks, a stronghold of his mayoral rival Nithya Raman, drawing hundreds concerned about public safety and crime in Los Angeles. Attendees shared personal stories of burglary, assault, and frustration with understaffed police response, voicing a desire for safer neighborhoods. Pratt positioned himself as a truth-teller addressing long-ignored quality-of-life issues, contrasting his approach with Raman's perceived neglect of community concerns.
- ▪Spencer Pratt hosted a campaign event in Sherman Oaks, targeting Nithya Raman’s political base ahead of the mayoral election.
- ▪Residents reported incidents of violent crime, including a mother who was pepper-sprayed during a purse theft attempt while shopping with her children.
- ▪Sana Lahar, a cardiac perfusionist and mother of three, said police took over an hour to respond to her home burglary due to understaffing.
- ▪Tom Glick, a former supporter of Nithya Raman, criticized her for abandoning community promises and not taking public safety seriously.
- ▪Pratt has centered his campaign on public safety, using online videos to portray himself as a proactive leader addressing Los Angeles’ urban challenges.
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Metro exclusive Game-changing revelations from Spencer Pratt’s event in Nithya Raman’s heartland: ‘Our city has been destroyed’ By Jamie Paige Published May 16, 2026, 8:13 p.m. ET Spencer Pratt invaded his mayoral rival Nithya Raman’s own backyard for an election event that drew hundreds of locals concerned about Los Angeles future. The former reality TV star turned serious political contender held a meet-and-greet at a supporter’s home in Sherman Oaks Saturday, with many saying they were sick of living in fear in the San Fernando Valley, which has been hit by a string of violent burglaries in recent months.
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