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    LAPD Travels To Israel To Study Counter-Terrorism Intelligence Tactics

LAPD Travels To Israel To Study Counter-Terrorism Intelligence Tactics

Grant funding used to pay for trip to the Middle East
The last time the LAPD traveled to Israel it the cost of the trip toppled $18,000. That money, according to sources  within the department, is considered to have been well spent.

Israel has a strong hold of counter-terrorism tactics, they said, and the Los Angeles Police Department feels that in making these types of trips, a lot can be learned.

LAPD Chief Bratton has described Israeli intelligence experts as being some of the best at what they do in all of the world.

The current trip, according to Deputy Chief Michale Downing,  …

By |February 13th, 2014|Los Angeles Bail Bonds|Comments Off on LAPD Travels To Israel To Study Counter-Terrorism Intelligence Tactics
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    Santa Barbara Jail Considers Cut-Off For Night Time Releases

Santa Barbara Jail Considers Cut-Off For Night Time Releases

Late-night released inmates are often stranded without rides
One one hand, they're excited to be out of jail.  On the other, it's dark, it's late, the buses aren't running and they're miles away from town.

Anyone who is familiar with the Santa Barbara Jail will tell you it's relatively secluded, and the problem is that the jail is required to release inmates once their sentence is up.

If that's at 1 o'clock in the morning, so be it.

Approximate nine detainees are released each night between 11 p.m. and sunrise, according to a grand jury report, and inmates aren't being told they can …

By |February 12th, 2014|Santa Barbara|Comments Off on Santa Barbara Jail Considers Cut-Off For Night Time Releases

Laws That Can Put a Damper on Your Love Life

We are a nation that has its roots set in Puritanical values, so it is not a surprise to find so many laws that try to enforce those same values in even our most intimate situations.

In many states, this is simply an oversight and hasn’t been enforced in ages. Some states, though, are happy to drudge up some of those archaic laws to charge people with if it suit’s a purpose at the time.
Alabama
In Alabama, it is illegal for men to howl at women. But, how else will unsuspecting women know that a man finds them attractive?

This is not …

By |February 11th, 2014|The Illegal & Unlawful|Comments Off on Laws That Can Put a Damper on Your Love Life

The Thief, The Peeping Tom And The Parking Lot Brawl

Recent crime keeps San Diego State University Police on their toes
There's been quite a bit of activity on the SDSU campus this week, according to San Diego State University Police- and it all started with a peeping tom incident.

The incident reportedly took place inside a restroom in the physics building, according to sources, but the suspect was long gone by the time officers arrived.

One day prior to that, a non-student was taken into custody at the campus book store after he unsuccessfully tried to shoplift two text books.  Text books are expensive and are a hot commodity on the …

By |February 10th, 2014|San Diego Bail Bonds|Comments Off on The Thief, The Peeping Tom And The Parking Lot Brawl

The Race For LASD Sheriff This Week

Long Beach Police Chief Jim McDonnell gains new heavy hitting support
LASD sheriff candidate and current Long Beach Police Department Chief Jim McDonnell is moving full speed ahead with his campaign, and law enforcement groups from throughout the state are taking notice.

Not only has he picked up the support of the current and former Los Angeles District Attorneys, this week he's racked up endorsements from the California Police Chief's Association.

Organization president and Covina police Chief Kim Raney describes him as being well respected in the law enforcement field and feels he's the right person for the job.

Not only did he …

By |February 9th, 2014|Los Angeles Bail Bonds|Comments Off on The Race For LASD Sheriff This Week

Thor Takes Down An Armed Stockton PD Suspect

Stockton PD K-9 Lives Up To His Superhero Name
A police dog at the Stockton Police Department got an extra special treat this week after helping his human counterparts take down a suspected bad guy.

Officers received a call earlier this week about a man who was violating a domestic violence restraining order.

The caller said the man in question, 34 year-old Juan Hernandez, had assaulter her previously and was trying to break into her home.

When officers arrived at the scene they not only found Hernandez, they saw he was holding a hammer.  Although he was ordered to drop the weapon and …

By |February 7th, 2014|San Joaquin County|Comments Off on Thor Takes Down An Armed Stockton PD Suspect

Got Diversity? Some Say The SDPD Does Not

Minority populations not well represented within the department
Attrition in the San Diego Police Department is dwindling it's diversity.

Current racial break downs show the SDPD has 9 percent fewer Hispanic and 8 percent fewer Asian officers than it did just for years ago.

Recruiting efforts are still going strong, according to department sources, and the department wants to create an ethnically diverse workplace.  For now, however, those efforts are falling short.

If you look at the citywide demographics, less than 50 percent of San Diego residents are Caucasian- but Caucasian officers make up nearly 60 percent of the police force.

Studies have shown …

By |February 6th, 2014|San Diego Bail Bonds|Comments Off on Got Diversity? Some Say The SDPD Does Not

For Profit Jail Cleared In Garden Grove PD Inmate Death

Controversial firm cleared of wrongdoing
The Orange County District Attorney's office said they have found no evidence of misconduct by for-profit prison firm The Geo Group.

That having been said, the Geo Group, who has been plagued with lawsuits has been found not guilty in the 2012 death of Joel Duran.

Those close to the case say it all started when Duran taken into custody by the Garden Grove Police Department for resisting arrest.  He died less than three hours later.
How the events unfolded
The defendant was taken to the local jail in order to be booked and processed.  When he arrived, GEO …

By |February 5th, 2014|Orange County Bail Bonds|Comments Off on For Profit Jail Cleared In Garden Grove PD Inmate Death

OC Teacher With Hundreds of Pythons Arrested

At 888bailbond.com we often write about Unusual Laws.

Nearly every time, we remind folks that yup, this is a law because someone did it and lawmakers had to protect the public.

So, when we wrote about Unusual Animal Laws, we did not even think to include "It is illegal to keep hundreds of pythons stacked in your Orange County home."

Maybe if we had, we wouldn't be writing about this...
Hoarding pythons will get you arrested
A Santa Ana schoolteacher was taken into custody last week after authorities found he'd been keeping hundreds, literally hundreds of python snakes both dead and alive in plastic …

By |February 4th, 2014|Orange County Bail Bonds|Comments Off on OC Teacher With Hundreds of Pythons Arrested

LASD Moves On With Interim Sheriff & Election Ready

Baca steps down, interim sheriff John Scott shakes things up
Former OCSD undersheriff John Scott was officially sworn into the LASD last week so he can lead the department until a new, permanent sheriff is elected, and he started making changes immediately.

For example- Scott wasn't on the job for a full day before moving to cancel the field deputy program.

The department employed a total of four civilian field deputies under Lee Baca's watch, and taxpayers had been footing the bill for a nearly half-million dollars in their combined annual salary expense.

One man, Michael Yamaki, was reportedly paid more than $170,000 …

By |February 2nd, 2014|Los Angeles Bail Bonds|Comments Off on LASD Moves On With Interim Sheriff & Election Ready
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