*Civil rights activist Najee Ali is calling on Steve Ballmer, owner of the Intuit Dome and the Los Angeles Clippers, to address growing public safety concerns in Inglewood (CA), following the death of Bryan Bostic in police custody.
In an open letter, Ali—along with a coalition of community and faith leaders—urges Ballmer to use his influence to push for police accountability measures, including the implementation of body-worn cameras and the restoration of an independent Police Oversight Commission.
The letter comes amid ongoing concern from residents and activists over policing practices in Inglewood, where the newly opened Intuit Dome draws thousands of visitors for major events.
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Read the full open letter below:
March 24, 2026
Steve Ballmer
Owner, Intuit Dome
3930 West Century Boulevard
Inglewood, CA 90303
Re: Request for Urgent Meeting Regarding Public Safety in Inglewood
Dear Mr. Ballmer,
As a Los Angeles Clippers season ticket holder and on behalf of a coalition of civil rights and community organizations, I write to both commend your leadership and urgently appeal to you regarding a critical public safety issue in Inglewood.
Your investment in the Intuit Dome represents a transformative commitment to the city and its future. Combined with your philanthropy through the Ballmer Group, your impact reflects a clear dedication to community well-being.
It is in that spirit that we ask for your leadership regarding the recent death of Bryan Bostic, an African American man who died in the custody of the Inglewood Police Department following a routine traffic stop. Mr. Bostic was a father, son, and brother, and his death has raised serious concerns about accountability and public safety.
We are also deeply concerned by the continued absence of body-worn cameras for Inglewood police officers, as well as the lack of an active Police Oversight Commission, which has not convened in nearly nine years. These gaps in accountability contribute to growing distrust within the community.
This issue extends beyond residents. It directly affects the safety and confidence of the millions of fans, families, and visitors who attend events at the Intuit Dome and surrounding venues. Public safety in Inglewood is essential to the long-term success and integrity of these investments.
Our coalition is calling for:
- Immediate implementation of body-worn cameras for all Inglewood police officers
- Restoration of a fully independent and active Police Oversight Commission
We are also prepared to move forward with a public awareness campaign to ensure visitors are informed about ongoing safety concerns in the area.
We respectfully request a meeting with you at your earliest convenience to discuss how your leadership and voice can help advance meaningful solutions. Your influence can play a vital role in ensuring accountability, restoring trust, and preventing future tragedies.
We are committed to ensuring that what happened to Bryan Bostic does not happen again—to any resident or visitor.
We can be reached directly at (323) 275-8219 or [email protected].
Sincerely,
Najee Ali
Senior Organizer, Los Angeles
National Action Network
Pastor Jonathan Moseley
Western Regional Director
National Action Network
Cheryl Branch
CEO
Los Angeles Metropolitan Churches
Yolanda Davidson Carter
Lifelong Inglewood Resident
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