Henry Rodriguez has been sitting in jail for the last 18 years for the role he allegedly played in the 1998 murder of Jeanette Espeleta who was pregnant at the time. Rodriguez is accused of helping dump the body after his friend, Richard Tovar, murdered Espeleta. Tovar, who is currently serving a life sentence, is […]
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Owen Labrie once attended one of the most prestigious prep schools in the nation and was on his way to Harvard before being convicted of sexually assaulting an underage student. Labrie, 20, was sentenced to one year in prison after being found guilty of 1 felony and several misdemeanors including child endangerment and sexual assault.
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Michael Minh Nguyen, financial services manager for the City of Placentia is currently being held on $4.3 million bail at the Orange County Jail for allegedly misappropriating public funds. It is believed that for nearly a year Nguyen made wire transfers from the City account to personal accounts in his name and others. Authorities believe
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Brackets apparently weren’t the only things busted this March. Xavier Basketball Player, J.P. Macura was arrested for disorderly conduct and obstructing official business after authorities say that he dropped his pants at a local bar and gave police investigating the incident a fake ID. Macura has been a standout on the Xavier Basketball team prior
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Johnny “Football” Manziel posted a $1500 bond to be released from a Dallas County jail on assault charges. Authorities believe that Manziel threatened his then girlfriend and hit her in the head. The Highland Park Department of Public Safety announced that Manziel was booked on misdemeanor assault charges following an investigation of this incident.
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Andres Pacheco, 39, is currently being held at the Orange County jail on $540,000 bail after being arrested in a Real Estate fraud case. Pacheco, of Yorba Linda, is the owner of Franklin Equity Corporation/Signature Escrow. An investigation into the company revealed that he had failed to return $186,000 in escrow for a pending sale
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In Bannock County courtrooms and courtrooms across the nation there is something missing: defendants. People failing to appear for scheduled court dates is putting an unhealthy burden on the judicial system and ultimately costing taxpayers. Too often overcrowded jails cause defendants to be cited and released or released on their own recognizance with no real
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Marsha Gay Reynolds, a flight attendant with JetBlue and former track runner/beauty queen, has been denied bail after allegedly attempting to smuggle nearly 70 pounds of cocaine onto a plane. Reynolds is believed to have attempted to bring the cocaine on a plane in Los Angeles. According to police she had the cocaine stored in
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The Huntington Beach Police Department has released the identity of three people involved in a stabbing outside of 24-Hour Fitness in Huntington Beach. According to police, Jessica Roman, Martin Roman and Arthur Roman were all involved in an altercation that ended in the stabbing of a 17-year-old boy. Arthur Roman is a police officer in
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Two aides for Los Angeles City Council members have been arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence on the same night. The two men were arrested in Los Angeles about an hour apart. Fredy Ceja is the communications director for City Councilman Gil Cedillo. He is currently being held on $25,000 bail after being
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