Zachary and Brandon Sims, bail bondsmen brothers, who worked for their father, the owner of Bad Dog Bail Bonds in Bakersfield, were found dead after attempting to apprehend a young man, Zachary Perrick, at his home, who had skipped bail on drug charges. Apparently, in their attempt to take Perrick back to jail, they were […]
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Apparently, with the explosion of Smartphone technology, inmates have gotten their hands on cell phones through a variety of ways, allowing them to use these devices to “commit more crimes, organize assaults on staff members and terrorize victims.” Plus, they have discovered that inmates set up email, Facebook and Twitter accounts to communicate with the
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Santa Ana police arrested Alberto Flores Ramirez, 36, of San Clemente, on Tuesday, charging him with rape and making criminal threats to a Simi Valley woman he met on a social network site. Apparently, he lured the woman to a Santa Ana motel by telling her that he could help bring her children to the
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On Monday, April 2, 2012, One L. Goh, 43, a former nursing student at Oikos Christian University in Oakland, went on a shooting rampage, and shot and killed six women, one man and wounded three others. Goh stated his motive was that, “younger students showed him disrespect and made fun of his difficulty with the
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Talk about a shock heard around the world…the story about Trayvon Martin, a 17-year-old Florida teen, being shot by a neighborhood watch volunteer, George Zimmerman, has attracted national attention primarily because he has not been charged or arrested for this crime, claiming self-defense. At the “Justice for Trayvon Martin rally” here inLos Angeles, hundreds of
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There appears to be a nationwide theft wave of Tide Laundry Detergent, and Orange County, California is riding that wave as well. On Wednesday, March 14th, 2012, it was confirmed that a Vons in Mission Viejo saw a numerous containers of the big orange bottles stolen off its shelves. It seems that the well-known product
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The bail bond business is focused on getting people out of jail, but a Mission Viejo bondsman now faces 11 years in prison himself. Prosecutors are charging Kenneth Lance Hendrick, 49, with 15 felonies, saying. They say Hendrick worked with a prisoner to offer other inmates bail inside Orange County Jail, which violates state law.
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Reported by Maura Dolan, LA Times, March 9, 2012 – Ruling in a Santa Clarita case, it says students may sue districts for alleged abuse by school employees if administrators ignore warning signs or fail to monitor the workers. School principals and other supervisors “have the responsibility of taking reasonable measures to guard pupils against
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