Why “No” on Prop 25 is the Correct Vote In the upcoming general election on November 3, 2020, voting for the next president is not the only issue on the[…]
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Category: Government/Legal
Suspect Arrested 7 Times Finally Has $200,000 Bail
Suspect Arrested 7 Times Finally Has $200,000 Bail In Alameda County, a suspect who has been arrested seven times has finally received bail set at $200,000. Waseen Abuhwaidi has been[…]
Read More....Early Release Sets Sex Offenders Free
Early Release Sets Sex Offenders Free A sex offender deemed as high-risk by the Santa Ana Police Department was released was rearrested two weeks after his release from the Orange[…]
Read More....Man Involved in High Speed Chase Released Hours Later on $0 Bail.
Man Involved in High Speed Chase Released Hours Later on $0 Bail In Reedley California a 41-year-old man named John Mathison was arrested for leading deputies on a high speed[…]
Read More....San Jose Chief Tired of Felons Getting a Freebie
San Jose Chief Tired of Felons Getting a Freebie As the United States is hit with nationwide bail reform during the COVID-19 pandemic, judges and public officials are faced with[…]
Read More....COVID-19 Bail Schedule
COVID-19 Bail Schedule With the ongoing pandemic of the Corona Virus. California has decided to implement a new bail schedule where most nonviolent crimes are to get released on “Own[…]
Read More....San Jose police chief fed up over Imamate O.R. release
San Jose police chief fed up over Imamate O.R. release According to the police chief, a felon who was in possession of an assault rifle is back on the streets[…]
Read More....Mayor Garcetti Criticize Proposition 47
Mayor Garcetti Criticize Proposition 47 and Claims “the system is broken” In Reaction To Fox 11 Investigating A Meth Addiction Los Angeles mayor Eric Garcetti is expressing criticism towards prop[…]
Read More....Paying to remain in Jail. Hidden Fees Turns Inmates Into Debtor
Paying to remain in Jail. Hidden Fees Turns Inmates Into Debtors About a year and a half into his two-year sentence, inmates earn Pugh realized he owed about $17,000 in[…]
Read More....California lawmakers may reduce repeat offenders’ sentences
California lawmakers may reduce repeat offenders’ sentences In Sacramento, California, lawmakers are close to approving legislation to trim prison sentences for repeat nonviolent felonies. The current law here in California[…]
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