Man steals car in San Diego, drives it into ditch

Man steals car in San Diego, drives it into ditch

The San Diego Police Department arrested a man who allegedly stole a car at gunpoint and then drove the vehicle into a ditch, the San Diego Union-Tribune reported.

A driver and passenger of a Nissan Altima told police that a man walked up around 7:30 p.m. the night of November 25 and told them to get out of the car, according to the article. About a mile away from where the two reported their car stolen in the Encanto neighborhood of San Diego, police located the vehicle and attempted to pull it over. The driver, however, took off in the …

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    Former surgery center employees convicted of fraud, held at Orange County jail

Former surgery center employees convicted of fraud, held at Orange County jail

A judge ordered four people convicted of insurance tax fraud to stay at an Orange County jail while they await sentencing on the charges. The four, ages 58 to 67, are former employees of Unity Outpatient Surgery Center in Buena Park who failed to report millions of dollars of income and filed false tax returns, Annenberg TV News reported. One of the employees, suspended attorney Roy Chester Dickson, was also accused of creating false documents to hide patients recruited to the hospital illegally, and he reportedly deposited a large amount of money into his personal account.

In all, the four …

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Drunk driver held at Los Angeles jail for Torrance accident

A Torrance woman who struck a man while allegedly driving drunk is being held at a Los Angeles jail on $100,000 bail, the Daily Breeze reported. The 51-year-old driver, Sherri Lynn Wilkins, reportedly struck 31-year-old Phillip Moreno the night of November 24 and then drove more than two miles in Torrance with Moreno stuck in her windshield before stopping the vehicle. The Torrance Police Department said Wilkins had a blood alcohol level twice the legal limit.

The article stated Wilkins was panicked when she struck Moreno and kept driving. Moreno was alive when he was taken to the hospital, but …

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Orange County leader in probation services

To keep jail inmate populations down, Orange County correction officials say they have taken extra measures to ensure those out on probation do not commit crimes and end up back in custody. The Orange County Sheriff's Department stepped up probation services as a result of the prison realignment program in California that went into effect in October 2011 in an effort to decrease prison overcrowding.

The program has transferred low-risk or non-violent inmates to county jails and sent more criminals to be supervised by county officials instead of the state. However, as a result, counties in California have said they …

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Man aims rifle at San Diego police, officer shoots

A four-year veteran of the San Diego Police Department shot a man in North Park the night of November 17 after the man had been firing shots in the street, the North County Times reported.

Police said the 55-year-old man identified as Timothy James Farrell had been dressed in camouflage and firing a rifle near University Avenue and Louisiana Street around 7:30 p.m. Police instructed the man to lower the gun, but he refused and instead aimed it at the police officers on the scene. San Diego Police Officer Frank Bigler was the one to fire at Farrell, the news …

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    Police chase leads to arrest of suspected car thief in Santa Ana

Police chase leads to arrest of suspected car thief in Santa Ana

Santa Ana Police on November 20 arrested a 22-year-old woman suspected of car theft. She tried to escape from officers who reportedly caught her speeding near the Santa Ana Civic Center in the city's downtown area, the Orange County Register reported.

The article stated the woman refused to yield to the officer, which ignited a pursuit by the police as the officer followed her at speeds up to 65 miles per hour. The suspect also ran several red lights, according to reports. The woman was driving a Honda Accord that police suspect she stole right before the pursuit occurred. She …

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    San Mateo County Manager applauded for year of service, kept on to finish new jail planning

San Mateo County Manager applauded for year of service, kept on to finish new jail planning

The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors recently voted unanimously to keep its county manager for the next four years. John Maltbie served as an interim county manager for the past year, coming out of retirement to fill the position. However, the board believed Maltbie had brought "great stability" and a "wealth of knowledge" to the county, the Palo Alto Daily News reported. One of the main projects under Maltbie's tenure has been a new jail for San Mateo, in order to manage the influx of inmates coming to the county as a result of the California prison realignment …

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San Bernardino Jail Expansion Largest In CA

The expansion of a San Bernardino County jail which will add  nearly 1,400 beds is, at current,  the largest project of kind in the state.  Construction at the Adelanto jail first began in Dec. 2010 after a four-year approval process.  Construction was spurred after the passage of Assembly Bill 900 (AB900).  AB900 was implemented in Oct. 2011 and mandated state prisons reduce their populations by transferring low level, non serious non sexual offenders from state prisons to county jails. Funds for the expansion were provided in part by a state grant.

The Adelanto jail is a Type II detention facility which houses …

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Man suspected of beating 20-year-old held at Santa Ana Jail

A man believed to be responsible for beating a 20-year-old man after a party, sending him into a coma and causing permanent brain damage, has been booked at the Santa Ana Jail. Alfonso Calderon was arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. His bail has been set for $25,000, the Orange County Register Reported.

The alleged beating took place after police broke up a party in Santa Ana around 12:30 a.m. on September 30. KTLA News reported that the party was held at a clothing store on Orange Avenue in Santa Ana. Currie had been helping a friend …

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More police in Torrance means less crime, study finds

A recent study from the University of California at Berkeley found that communities with a high per capita ratio of police are able to better combat crime and save money.

"Our estimates imply that each dollar spent on police is associated with approximately $1.60 in reduced victimization costs, suggesting that U.S. cities employ too few police," the study states.

The researchers identified the U.S. cities with the most police, many of which are located in southern California. The Torrance Police Department is among the those in the state with the most police officers per capita, according to the study. Burbank and …

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