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Water district?
editThis article claimed that the subject also served on the water district board in Carson, California — however, there's a different Albert Robles who is described as the current mayor of Carson, and also previously served on the water district board, and their biographical details are different enough that they don't appear to be the same person. The source for the water district claims was, further, a dead link, so it was impossible for me to verify whether this Albert Robles served on the water district board in Carson alongside the other one, or whether somebody mistakenly conflated two different people who merely happened to have the same name. Accordingly I've removed the claim from this article for the time being. It can certainly be readded if somebody can find an updated source which verifies that it's true, but as things stand right now it looks more like a "two different people" merging error than anything else. Bearcat (talk) 17:31, 26 March 2018 (UTC)