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FOLLOW-UP INVESTIGATION LEADS TO ARREST OF SAN GABRIEL GANG MEMBER
San Bernardino Man Arrested For Attempted Murder On March 14, 2018, deputies from the Victorville Police Department responded to a stabbing call at an apartment complex in the 14900 block of Arlette Drive. Upon arriving at the scene, deputies discovered the two victims, a man and a woman, had been staying at the suspect’s apartment. While they were sleeping the suspect reportedly began
stabbing them multiple times. They managed to escape the victim’s apartment and went to a neighbor for help. Deputies made entry into the suspect’s apartment and found him hiding in a closet, still in possession of the knife used in the stabbings. The suspect refused to comply
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ANAHEIM LOOKING TO UPDATE PERMIT-PARKING PROGRAM Anaheim is proposing an updated permit-parking program that seeks to improve street parking throughout the city. Parking is in high demand in Anaheim, creating concerns for residents and businesses. The updated program aims to ensure this resource is equally available to everyone. The proposed update
streamlines the current permit-parking program with new, larger permitparking districts, a quicker application process and a new system that issues permits based on number of bedrooms. To support the updated permit-parking program, the city is also propos-
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Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach Opens Track for Public Use The public is invited to participate in the sixth annual Grand Prix View, to walk, bike, roller skate, or even push a stroller on the same track where the world's best Indy car drivers will race by at over 180 mph the following weekend. This
exciting event will take place on Tuesday, April 3, 2018, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. "As a mobility friendly city, we strive to create activities and events like
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Arrest Made In Riverside Hit And Run Collision – Courtesy photo
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n March 14, 2018 at approximately 2:30 p.m., detectives from the San Gabriel Police Department surveilled bank robbery suspect, Raymond Mendez, 27, into the City of Los Angeles. Mendez, a local gang member, was wanted for a bank robbery that occurred on March 5, 2018 at the Bank of America in the City of San Gabriel. Detectives spotted Mendez as he was leaving a nearby residence and followed him as he drove away.
Mendez was subsequently stopped and arrested in the 300 block of W. 38 St. in the City of Los Angeles without incident. Mendez was charged with robbery and felony vandalism for damaging property at a nearby business as he was fleeing the scene of the initial robbery. Mendez is currently on Post Release Community Supervision for Felony Assault pursuant to Assembly Bill 109 and is being held at the Alhambra Jail without bail.
On March 13, 2018, at 7:22 p.m., Lake Elsinore Police Officers and CalFire responded to a report of a juvenile pedestrian struck by a vehicle in the area of Sumner and Langstaff, Lake Elsinore. Upon arriving, officers located a pedestrian who had suffered significant injuries. The juvenile was
transported to a local hospital, and then moved to a regional facility where he remains in critical condition. The driver of the vehicle apparently fled the scene immediately after the collision and prior to the arrival of emergency personnel. The
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