Women will be sent to Las Colinas detention center for setting fire

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    Women will be sent to Las Colinas detention center for setting fire

Women will be sent to Las Colinas detention center for setting fire

A mother will face time at the San Diego jail after she was seen by neighbors dragging her mother into a burning home, which she is believed to have ignited. The San Diego Sheriff's Department said the 41-year old woman has been hospitalized, detained and will be booked into jail once she recovered from her injuries, according to NBC.

The fire started in the single-story home in Lakeside around 4:30 p.m. January 1, the article stated. Dispatchers told fire officials that the fire had been deliberately set by a resident, and when sheriff deputies arrived on scene, the 74-year-old mother …

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Jail escapee recaptured, to be held at higher-security jail

A 35-year-old man who recently escaped from an Orange County jail has been found and arrested. The Orange County Register reported Marvin Manzo was being held at the medium-security jail James A. Musick Facility since early November for a probation violation. He escaped in late December, but was captured within less than a week.

Manzo has a history of theft and drug use, the article stated. Court records showed he was previously convicted of grand theft auto, attempted grand theft, vandalism and resisting arrest. He was originally sentenced to serve 180 days in the Orange County jail, but his recent …

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Stabbings in San Diego over Christmas holiday

There was a series of stabbings in San Diego neighborhoods over the holidays. The San Diego police department recently released a statement to the press, detailing an incident that occurred at a family holiday gathering at an apartment in San Diego's North Park neighborhood. The report indicated that during the family gathering, a fight broke out, during which a 48-year-old man and a 59-year-old man were critically injured. Both men needed to be transported to a local trauma center to receive medical care for their wounds.

In connection with this family disturbance, a 44-year-old mother and her 20-year-old son were …

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How paying for bail bonds works

People who find themselves in need of securing a bail bond have numerous payment options. Most companies need payment prior to posting a bond for the release of a detainee, however, the cost of the bond is often more money than people have readily available. To assist with this, there are numerous flexible financing options, including credit cards, money orders and even payment plans. Bail bonds do not require collateral in many cases, either.

Options available for traditional payment of bail bonds include Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, cash, money orders and wire transfer of funds. While checks are not …

By |December 26th, 2012|News|Comments Off on How paying for bail bonds works
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    Orange County officials seek public help finding escaped convict

Orange County officials seek public help finding escaped convict

A convict escaped from a minimum-security jail December 20, and Orange County police are requesting the public's help in finding the escapee. According to CBS LA, authorities continued their search on December 21 for 35-year-old escaped convict Marvin Manzo. Manzo was discovered to be missing from the low-security James A. Musick Jail during a body count around 9 p.m. on Thursday, leading authorities to immediately perform a thorough search of the area.

According to a report in the OC Register, authorities believe that Manzo escaped by climbing over the razor wire at the minimum-security facility, which sits between Lake Forest …

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Fashion Island shooter denied bail

The alleged Fashion Island shopping center shooter, 42-year-old Marcos Sarinana Gurrola, was ordered to be held in Orange County Jail without bail, according to OC Weekly.

Gurrola was taken into custody on December 15 after allegedly firing more than 50 shots outside a Newport Beach mall. The man reportedly fired into the air and at the ground, with some witnesses saying he never pointed the weapon at any individual. While the shopping center was placed on lockdown, no one was killed or injured in this incident.

"According to witness statements, we had a male who was shooting a weapon into the …

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Attorney Argues Legality Of Modesto Bail Bond Detention

An attorney for a Modesto bail bonds company has argued that his client was within the bounds of the law when they held previously bailed defendants against their will for hours on end.  The company in question is reported to have detained these people in an effort to get them to make as-agreed payments on their bonds.

Authorities allege that between the years of 2006 and 2009, the company owner and office manager detained, handcuffed and threatened clients at their business office.  The detainees were told they were being held because they failed to comply with the terms and conditions …

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Former teacher sentenced to one year in jail

According to a recent report in OC Weekly, ex-teacher Alex Bassinne accepted a plea deal on December 11, pleading guilty to inappropriate behavior with two teenage girls in Santa Ana as well as to the possession of illegal pornographic materials. Bassinne was sentenced to one year in Santa Ana jail, with three years of probation to follow.

Bassinne reportedly accepted the plea deal on December 11 from Orange County Superior Court Judge Craig Robison. He is scheduled to report to Santa Ana jail on January 11 to begin his sentence.

OC Weekly indicated that had Bassinne decided not to accept the …

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Contractor Booked Into San Mateo County Jail On Six Felonies

An Atherton-based contractor has been arrested and booked into the San Mateo County jail on six felony counts.  The arrest stems from recent work he did for a local resident and the charges include grand theft, diversion of funds, making or passing a fictitious check and one count of obtaining money by false pretenses.

The man in question is reported to be 53 year-old Richard Smith.  A spokesperson for the San Mateo Sheriff's Department said it is believed he intended to defraud the resident out of approximately $400,000.  The defendant's bail was set at $75,000.  It is unclear whether he or …

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    Woman held at San Diego jail faces grand theft charges for stealing a dog

Woman held at San Diego jail faces grand theft charges for stealing a dog

A 23-year-old woman taken into custody and booked at the Las Colinas Jail faces grand theft charges after being accused of taking a 2-year-old French bulldog named Mozzy from a downtown business.

Dyan Chavez was allegedly caught by video surveillance coaxing Mozzy from a local loan office, Rate Rabbit Home Loans, on Front Street on Monday, December 3. San Diego CBS affiliate KFMB reported that Mozzy was spotted by "good Samaritan" Sandro Fernandez.

Fernandez reportedly called the San Diego Police Department when he saw Chavez and an SUV that matched descriptions of the one seen at the loan office.

"I was at the …

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