San Diego Bail Bonds

A woman remains in jail on a $1 million San Diego bail bond after it was discovered she was involved in a shooting spree alongside her husband. According to the San Diego Union-Tribune, police suspect that Cindy Garcia took part in 40-year-old Philip Hernandez's shooting spree last October. Authorities had allegedly been searching for Hernandez, who was suspected of being responsible for a number of shootings, robberies and arsons while dressed up as a police officer.

The source reported that Hernandez allegedly began committing the crimes on October 29, which included the shooting of a man and later of an …

The bail has been lowered for a 26-year-old San Diego County man charged with nine felony counts for making death threats to his former coworkers at Pomerado Hospital. According to the San Diego Union-Tribune, San Diego Superior Court Judge Lorna Alksne reduced Jelaan Miles' San Diego bail bond from $1 million to $500,000 because there was a misunderstanding in the courtroom.

After searching through Miles' home n the 2500 block of Fenton Parkway on April 18, investigators say that Miles had been using a Yelp account to make threatening messages toward local businesses, including the hospital, according to Fox 5 San Diego. …

A member of the San Diego Police Department fatally shot a woman suspected of attempting to injure her two sons and boyfriend. According to The Los Angeles Times, Lt. Jorge Duran of the San Diego Police Department told the source that a five-year veteran responded to the emergency after receiving a call at midnight in the Bay Terraces neighborhood. Police officers contended the woman attacked her 9-year-old son with a knife after allegedly throwing a vase at her 15-year-old son.

Lieutenant Duran told the source that the two boys were taken to the hospital shortly after the police arrived to …

An Escondido restaurant owner has been arrested and may lose his liquor license after an inspection by the state's Alcoholic Beverage Control agents.  Though it started out as a routine inspection of Mexican restaurant Mariscos La Botana by Escondido police in conjunction with ABC agents, when law enforcement officials found out that owner Hector Martinez was currently on probation, they decided to do a thorough search of the facilities, The San Diego Union-Tribune reported.

The agents found about 10 grams of methamphetamine with a street value of about $1,000. Authorities also found $12,000 cash after searching his restaurant on West Washington Ave. …

After San Diego County resident Daniel Sisson was tried in court for a drug possession charge, he and his mom expected that he would be released after he posted his San Diego bail bond. However, since 21-year-old Sisson had been on probation from an earlier conviction for similar charges, he was taken into custody to the Vista Detention Facility. According to CityBeat, just two days after Sisson's arrest, jail officials found Sisson dead in his jail cell. Investigators were later able to determine his death was a result of asphyxiation from an acute asthma attack. One of the main contributors …

On the afternoon of April 21, Jeffery Thomas Smith pulled his recreational vehicle over on the shoulder of a California highway when he pinned a 59-year-old Temecula man between the RV and the man's car. Smith was believed to be under the influence of alcohol at the time of the accident and was arrested. The Poway resident was booked into the Vista Detention Facility on suspicion of felony drunken driving causing injury and, according to the San Diego County Sheriff's Department website, is being held in lieu of $100,000 bail, with an arraignment scheduled for April 23.

The unnamed man was flown …

The San Diego Police Department and Nextdoor.com began a partnership on April 17 that aims to keep community residents safe and up to date with activity in their neighborhood. According to ABC affiliate in San Diego KGTV, residents need to register to gain access to the information, which is posted by law enforcement officials each day. If they want to, residents can post or view any commentary posted by other individuals, which will also be monitored by the police officers running the account.

Not only will the internet tool enable families and individuals to check what is going on in …

Within the next few years, the San Diego Police Department is expected to go through a few changes. According to Fox affiliate KSWB, 16 percent of the members on the force are currently eligible to retire, and more than half will reach retirement within the next four years. The stats were announced by Jeff Jordan, the vice president of the San Diego Police Officers Association on April 11 as he also stated the department was struggling to retain and recruit officers. The 919 cops who are soon to qualify for retirement won't be able to leave the force immediately, however, …

Bonnie M. Dumanis, San Diego County's district attorney, recently announced that two business owners were indicted for an alleged payroll scheme at a local restaurant. According to Patch.com, 61-year-old David Dadon and 27-year-old Barry Dadon face charges of payroll tax evasion, sales tax evasion, compensation premium fraud and grand theft of labor from 23 employees. David was also indicted on one count of fraudulent removal of property under a lease and two counts of attempted extortion.

The source reported that over the course of two years, David and Barry hired more than 20 servers and cooks for employment at State Street …