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    San Diego Law Enforcement Holds Fundraiser For Slain Officer’s Family

San Diego Law Enforcement Holds Fundraiser For Slain Officer’s Family

A number of San Diego law enforcement agencies joined together last weekend to hold a car wash fundraiser to help raise money for a slain Escondido Police officer's family.

The officer was murdered several weeks ago by her husband in what appears to be a domestic violence incident.  Although the woman had only been with the Escondido PD for a short period of time, her supervisors said she was quickly becoming a leader among her peers.

Officer Laura leaves behind a small daughter.  Her husband, Freddy Rodas, has since been booked into an area jail where he's being held on murder …

By |August 12th, 2014|San Diego Bail Bonds|Comments Off on San Diego Law Enforcement Holds Fundraiser For Slain Officer’s Family
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Chula Vista PD To Start Using Facial Recognition Software

Members of the Chula Vista Police Department have confirmed that they, along with other law enforcement agencies throughout the county, have started to use facial recognition technology to help them catch criminals.

In years past, photo identification cards were often the first employed tactic when it comes to determining a person's identity while in the field.  That methodology has become increasingly flawed, especially now that lawbreakers have become quite adept in producing fake ID cards.

The solution to that, they say, is the employment of biometric technology.  Biometric technology has long been used by the Department of Homeland Security, but it's …

By |November 15th, 2013|San Diego Bail Bonds|Comments Off on Chula Vista PD To Start Using Facial Recognition Software
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Marijuana Ringleaders Booked Into San Diego Central Jail

Three 20-something Pacific Beach men have been arrested and booked into the San Diego Central Jail.

It is believed the trio shipped tens of thousands of dollars worth of marijuana every week to customers throughout the United States.

A representative close to the case said the men shipped between 15 and 20 pounds of pot every seven days.  The defendants are believed to have pocketed as much as $30,000 each week for those efforts.

Their La Jolla Boulevard homes were searched earlier this week.  A warehouse in the Midway district was also searched.

Authorities said that when they executed that search warrant they …

By |June 6th, 2013|News, San Diego Bail Bonds|Comments Off on Marijuana Ringleaders Booked Into San Diego Central Jail
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