There are now four whistleblowers with similar stories of alleged deputy gang activity by so-called "Executioners" at the Compton sheriff's station, according to attorney Alan Romero.

They are all in fear for their lives, especially after one found a dead rat on his doorstep.

Deputy Art Gonzalez - whose testimony is now public - has not received any protection from @LASDHQ after reporting alleged gang activity by a group of 15-20 deputies with matching skull tattoos.

Instead, he says his initial, anonymous complaint was quickly leaked to the gang:

Gonzalez says Executioners held crucial positions at the Compton station: scheduling, dispatch and even internal affairs. That gave the alleged gang immense power - allowing them to give overtime, days off, and assignments to members and prospects. https://bit.ly/33d6n9E 

Here's what @AGBecerra's office said about overseeing the internal investigation into the death of #AndresGuardado.

"We are not aware of information at this time indicating that an additional separate investigation and review by our office is required..."

"... or that a conflict of interest prevents the current investigation from proceeding."