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    Arrested For “Talking Too Much”? It Could Happen In Costa Mesa

Arrested For “Talking Too Much”? It Could Happen In Costa Mesa

If you've ever been to a City Council meeting, you're no stranger to public commentary; but in Costa Mesa, things have gotten so out of hand that lawmakers are considering a measure that would make talking too much, or repeating oneself, a misdemeanor crime.

If a speaker is ordered to stop rambling, and they flat out refuse, they may find themselves needing to post bail bonds.

Basically, the soon-to-be-approved ordinance will make engaging in disorderly behavior that impedes, disrupts or disturbs the orderly conduct of a city council meeting a legitimate crime.

This would include everything from yelling, throwing things, using profanity …

By |July 4th, 2014|Orange County Bail Bonds|Comments Off on Arrested For “Talking Too Much”? It Could Happen In Costa Mesa
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Costa Mesa PD Hires New Officer

A representative from within the Costa Mesa Police Department has confirmed they have hired Justin Mahaffey as its newest officer.

Records indicate Mahaffey has just completed six months of training at the Orange County Sheriff's Department academy.  The new hire had first started working for the Costa Mesa PD in April 2012.  At that time he had been employed as a jail custody officer.

Department officials felt he had a lot of potential, and decided to send him to the academy.  Records show he began as a recruit during the first week of March.

Mahaffey is a (more…)

By |August 25th, 2013|Orange County Bail Bonds|Comments Off on Costa Mesa PD Hires New Officer
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Employee Request to Stop Jail Plan Denied

Last week, the Costa Mesa Employees Association was disappointed to learn that the Orange County Superior Court denied its request to stop the city’s plans to privatize the local jail.

This request was denied by Judge Luis Rodriguez because the City Council still had not reached its own decision to enter into a contract with G4S Secure Solutions.
 
Spokeswoman Jennifer Muir from the Orange County Employees Association, representing CMCEA, stated that the group “will continue to seek a preliminary injunction because we believe it is unlawful for the city to outsource the jail to the private sector.”
People who are supportive of …

By |June 11th, 2013|News, Orange County Bail Bonds|Comments Off on Employee Request to Stop Jail Plan Denied
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