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    Lawsuit Prompts Sheriff’s Department To Break-Up With Facebook

Lawsuit Prompts Sheriff’s Department To Break-Up With Facebook

The San Diego Sheriff's Department has seemingly kissed its Facebook page good bye after an Oceanside gun parts dealer filed a lawsuit against the agency in the Southern District federal court.

Sources close to the case says it all started with a couple, less-than-flattering comments about Sheriff Bill Gore; the plaintiff said not only were his remarks deleted, the department banned him from posting anything else on their Facebook wall.

His attorney has alleged that both these actions have violated his client's right to free speech.  Their argument is simple-  social media platforms are the new "town hall meetings".   All citizens …

By |November 17th, 2014|Bail Industry Features|Comments Off on Lawsuit Prompts Sheriff’s Department To Break-Up With Facebook

SDPD Staffing Woes Continue To Worsen

It's been no great secret that the San Diego Police Department has a staffing problem on its hands.  One, more and more officers are approaching retirement age.   Two, newly trained rookies are being wooed to smaller departments in the county as soon as they are out of the police academy.

The San Diego Sheriff's and the National City PD are among those who are offering signing bonuses and better pay.

Today, sources close to the SDPD says their already bad problem seems to have taken a turn for the worse.

The number of officers leaving the department on a monthly basis is …

By |September 16th, 2014|San Diego Bail Bonds|Comments Off on SDPD Staffing Woes Continue To Worsen
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    The Hemp Bracelet, The Hash Bust And The Trip To San Diego Jail

The Hemp Bracelet, The Hash Bust And The Trip To San Diego Jail

Medical marijuana activists say it all started with a hemp bracelet.

In 2013, an delivery driver for a local marijuana dispensary service was pulled over by the San Diego Sheriff's Department due to an issue with one of his tail lights.  And at the time the deputy was asking him for his license, insurance and registration, he saw the driver was wearing a hemp bracelet.

That one visual flicker somehow spawned a further investigation, and after deputies conducted a surveillance operation, they decided to move in for a bust.

They eventually conducted a raid on the man's home, where they found hash, …

By |June 27th, 2014|San Diego Bail Bonds|Comments Off on The Hemp Bracelet, The Hash Bust And The Trip To San Diego Jail

Will Christmas Eve Murder Suspect Get Bail

On Saturday, representatives from the San Diego Sheriff's Department announced they arrested a man believed to be responsible for a the shooting deaths of a woman and two brothers that took place last Christmas Eve.

The 29 year-old suspect, identified as Carlo Mercado was arrested at his Mira Mesa home and was booked into the San Diego Central Jail.

As of late last night, his booking sheet indicated he was being charged with three counts of first degree murder.  The bail amount for each of these charges remained at $0.

This is not an unusual occurrence for a defendant who has been …

By |June 24th, 2014|San Diego Bail Bonds|Comments Off on Will Christmas Eve Murder Suspect Get Bail

More California Jails Saying No To ICE Holds

San Diego Jails are the latest to say they won't honor immigration holds
Immigration rights advocates are calling San Diego Sheriff Bill Gore's latest announcement a win.  As of late last week, he's joined a growing number of other counties throughout the state who are no longer detaining inmates simply because of their immigration status.

Every time a person is arrested their information is run through a national database. If Immigration Customs and Enforcement determines the defendant may not be in the country legally they'll issue a hold and ask the jail to hold this person a few extra days so …

By |June 5th, 2014|San Diego Bail Bonds|Comments Off on More California Jails Saying No To ICE Holds

CA Officals Will Fight Order To Release 10,000 More Prisoners

Elected officials from throughout California have pledged to fight a court order that requires the state release an additional 10,000 prisoners.   Many believe this will cause spikes in crime in all areas of the state.

The battle between the courts and state prisons has been going on for years.

Federal judges feel that overcrowded conditions is a violation of inmates' constitutional rights.   They had preciously ordered California reduce inmate populations to an extent that prisons are not operating at more than 137.5% capacity.
 
The state has almost complied.  Gov. Jerry Brown points out that inmate overcrowding has (more…)

By |June 28th, 2013|Bail Industry Features|Comments Off on CA Officals Will Fight Order To Release 10,000 More Prisoners

SD Sheriffs Bust Sophisticated Meth Ring

A spokesperson from the San Diego Sheriff's Department has confirmed investigators have broken up a sophisticated methamphetamine trafficking ring.

The money for meth exchanges were being made at the Mission Bay Sportcenter.  The owner, 40 year-old Jason Boon, has been charged with 15 counts of transportation, possession and sale.  He is believed to be the ringleader who masterminded the operation.

The arrest was made possible through the efforts of a multi agency investigation.  "Operation Boone's Farm" included members of the San Diego Police Department, San Diego Sheriff's Department, the Martime Task Force, the District Attorney's Office, Drug Enforcement Agency and Homeland …

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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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