Holy Smokes Batman: Spidey And Captain America Are In A Brawl

Holy Smokes Batman: Spidey And Captain America Are In A Brawl

Costumed superheroes can often been seen walking along Hollywood Blvd.  This is not a hobby for the masked crime fighters.  It is instead a way for them to gain income.  Tourists can tip the spandex-clad men and women in order to cozy up along side them for various photo opportunities.

As you can imagine, times are tough for superheroes.  The economy has taken a toll on them, as well.

The competition along Hollywood Blvd. has become fierce.  Earlier last week, one Spider Man and two Captain Americas got into an all out brawl in some sort of turf war.

The not-so-super-friends started …

By |June 9th, 2013|Celebrity, News|Comments Off on Holy Smokes Batman: Spidey And Captain America Are In A Brawl
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Women Check Beef Jerky Theft Off Bucket List, Get Arrested

Two Ocala, Florida women have been arrested and booked into the county jail.  Authorities said they were taken into custody after trying to steal beef jerky and bathing suits from a local Walmart.

Police asked the women why they tried to pilfer the items instead of paying for them.

The response?  "It was on our bucket list".

The phrase "Bucket List" has become increasingly popular since the 2007 release of a movie by the same name.

The most common definition of the term relates to a list of things a person wants to accomplish before they die.   Some people have jotted down things …

By |June 7th, 2013|News, The Illegal & Unlawful|Comments Off on Women Check Beef Jerky Theft Off Bucket List, Get Arrested
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Voters Failed to Repeal Sheriff Who Makes Prisoners Wear Pink Underwear

A group of people who started a signature drive to allow for a recall of Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio have fallen short.   Recall organizers said they were unable to obtain the needed 335,000 registered voter signers needed in order for them to proceed.

The controversial Maricopa County Sheriff first took office in 1992.

Since that time he has received national notoriety for being America's Toughest Sheriff. His jails broadcast 4 hours of classical music, Frank Sinatra and opera music through the jails loudspeakers each day.

 

Cable television programming is required to be provided under federal law.  Arpio's detention centers, though, only …

By |June 6th, 2013|National, News|Comments Off on Voters Failed to Repeal Sheriff Who Makes Prisoners Wear Pink Underwear
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Marijuana Ringleaders Booked Into San Diego Central Jail

Three 20-something Pacific Beach men have been arrested and booked into the San Diego Central Jail.

It is believed the trio shipped tens of thousands of dollars worth of marijuana every week to customers throughout the United States.

A representative close to the case said the men shipped between 15 and 20 pounds of pot every seven days.  The defendants are believed to have pocketed as much as $30,000 each week for those efforts.

Their La Jolla Boulevard homes were searched earlier this week.  A warehouse in the Midway district was also searched.

Authorities said that when they executed that search warrant they …

By |June 6th, 2013|News, San Diego Bail Bonds|Comments Off on Marijuana Ringleaders Booked Into San Diego Central Jail
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Does Crime Pay? (Infographic)

It's an age-old question: Does Crime Pay?

We all have a fascination with heists and the bigger the better. Movies like The Italian Job and Ocean’s Eleven (and Twelve and Thirteen) have us rooting for the criminals who have planned very clever and created elaborate schemes to get their hands on millions of dollars.

When it happens in real life, we are happy to see justice done and for the bad guys to get caught.

Some of the greatest heists on record have been worth millions of dollars to sneaky criminals. Those big bucks lead to a lot of temptation, with people …

By |June 6th, 2013|Infographic|Comments Off on Does Crime Pay? (Infographic)
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Medical Marijuana For Kids? NJ Governor Is Wary

Medical marijuana use is legal in 18 states now. This is old news in California which was the first state to legalize marijuana for medical use in 1996.

New Jersey is a late comer having adopted the legalization in 2011. While advocates are plenty, use by minors still remains controversial.

 

California and New Jersey alike allow for physicians to prescribe MMJ, as it's known, to minors.

However, New Jersey's Governor is wary about allowing medical marijuana to be dispensed to children.

Chris Christie said he'll have the health commissioner take a look at the pros and cons and report back, but at the …

By |June 5th, 2013|National|Comments Off on Medical Marijuana For Kids? NJ Governor Is Wary
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Men Held At San Joaquin Jail On Million Dollar Bail Amounts

Two men have been booked into the San Joaquin County Jail on charges that have landed them multi million dollar bail amounts.

Defendant Samuel Inguanzo's bail has been set at $2.9 million whereas defendant Manuel Pelayo's bail has been set at $4 million.  The defendants are accused of murdering a Tracey resident earlier this year.   Pelayo faces a number of charges including premeditated murder, use of a firearm in a felony, street terrorism, carrying a loaded firearm, carrying a concealed firearm and others.  He is 20 years old.    Defendant Inguanzo faces charges of premediated murder, carrying a loaded firearm, street …

By |June 5th, 2013|San Joaquin County|Comments Off on Men Held At San Joaquin Jail On Million Dollar Bail Amounts
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LAPD Allows Bear To Play Through At Los Angeles Golf Course

Golf play at the Knollwood Country Club was suspended for several hours yesterday after a bear wandered onto the course.   The LAPD reportedly invoked a "Bear Paws" rule, which allows human golfers to be removed from the green in order to maintain the peace.   Players said they received notification just before 7 a.m. that a fuzzy creature was seen wandering in the vicinity of hole 11.

Knollwood employees took to the course in a golf court in order to wrangle those who had not gotten the message.  One player said that from afar, it looked like a large dog.  Upon …

By |June 4th, 2013|Los Angeles Bail Bonds, News|Comments Off on LAPD Allows Bear To Play Through At Los Angeles Golf Course
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Did You Know Bail Bonds Are Insurance Policy for Public Safety

It is surprising to many people that commercial bail agencies are a part of the state insurance industry. Bail agents and companies are regulated by the State Department of Insurance similar to home, auto and health insurers. They must follow regulations set by the Department and be licensed just as any other insurance agent. This is because a bail bond is, in actuality, a type of insurance policy.

A bail bond is an insurance policy that is taken out by a defendant and his family or friend that makes a guarantee to the court that the defendant will reappear in …

By |June 4th, 2013|Bail Industry Features|Comments Off on Did You Know Bail Bonds Are Insurance Policy for Public Safety
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San Francisco Sheriff’s Department Deputies To Stand Trial

Two San Francisco Sheriff's Department deputies who have been accused of abusing a detainee have been ordered to stand trial.  The incident took place in 2010.  It was at that time that 38 year-old Darrell Hunter was arrested because of some sort of incident with a process server.  Hunter said that one of the deputies punched him in  the head.  Video surveillance at the jail seem to back up his story.  Those tapes show the defendant being struck in the head.  He was later thrown to the ground, handcuffed and dragged to a holding cell.

Hunter said he was never …

By |June 3rd, 2013|San Francisco Bail Bonds|Comments Off on San Francisco Sheriff’s Department Deputies To Stand Trial
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