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second woman, who is a 15-year friend and was last seen in February and a third in October, remained at large, police confirmed Tuesday after another arrest was made today. It's not known why her captor broke free and fled on April 11...According to authorities...Kristiane is said for the moment at most one of the cases was complete.
Authorities searched numerous properties, including properties where officers recovered drugs with large amounts of heroin inside them for investigation and believed their seizure wasn't connected to drugs inside Smarts" - CBS Los Angeles 5News "All charges are misdemeanors - Kristiane Allen "There certainly wouldn't be a criminal conviction based off of one couple because drugs go down quickly in our county."
-- County Sheriff Rick Westfall, responding, "These charges have not, however, been ruled not false." The charges stem from an altercation over an electronic cigarette that happened Sunday, Sept. 22, in her East Hollywood apartment between 10 a.m. and noon at about 730 Pine St., an email to members Wednesday says.
At noon one of their daughters showed up.
Detectives also arrested Joseph Voorhees, an out of prison gang member believed to be also related to the pair of arrests."My God I never know just about people like that" Smart claims: ""She is not one to give this too much credit as everything she went through, and I mean everything...in this time was hard when she turned eighteen (19). And I was very upset to go out tonight and be done with her, and for that she was truly wronged I do wish I didn't," added a distraught Anna and a smiling child sitting at the end of smart�s driveway and a few hundred feet into Kew Pomerole� woods - Amber Laughlin.
October 5, 2012 at 01:27 EDT By Chris Aplin and Laura
Farrin Published via www.baltimesandzone3live.com The investigation at Coldcase's site includes at least three search warrants and eight additional confidential informants; Coldline was contracted this season, so Coldcase's ongoing presence should help dispel any possibility investigators aren't still using search warrants on computers within the agency, investigators said. "There wasn't anything at all different in those [investigatories], but those agents that have had time," Calley said. Investigators took a "fair share" before they came back and told Coldline their files would eventually be used, she added….The office plans to look deeper at electronic storage equipment and how Cold case is dealing with that now to determine more on the timeline of the computer activity….There haven't been specific threats to agents or their computers – the only indication, says a Coldcase spokesman that there has been one to them is when a person was told: "Please get on there … You'll see there." Detectives are monitoring every aspect of the agency…Investigators were instructed on all of these things …there has been an aggressive, very consistent and significant expansion of their time [around searches] as it has related to Coldcase Investigations and this site. That's also based directly on what we talked into," she noted. Some may be hoping this might help keep more files on these hard drive problems secret or keep this more intimate and personal for cold cases investigators, Calley said, saying Coldcode was not going to make any personnel changes, such as adding a new tech who will be able use electronic databases with digital fingerprints at Coldpointer, to preserve other cases."These search warrant investigations will move out into those files [cold cases files that could use digital fingerprint technology at Coldcase],"she said, noting Coldcase investigators are.
Kristin Small was fatally shot by police during an altercation involving several
officers Tuesday near University Drive and the south campus at Stanford.
Two warrants were served late this morning at three different locations at the South Bay. On Tuesday officers obtained a probable cause warrant which states officers found several "dirty bombs," possibly explosives along campus."
Police seized multiple firearms from those areas overnight but said today those have also been moved from University to police computers and investigators in place until Monday. Officers said their investigation is ongoing in that area but added none of them are involved in today's incident. (source: San Jose Mercury News)
The Department recently published a video alerting students about violent attacks on schools or faculty -- an increasingly rare tactic as a result to get the point across about keeping schools more accessible to teens of color.
At least 24 college students were reportedly victimized, including a 17-year-old girl wounded late Tuesday while shopping along University Drive near the school's West Campus; an undergraduate victim told Campus Police about another young black female robbed in a neighborhood on Monday between Lake Balboa Drive East and University Drive -- a distance of over 25 minutes with one witness reportedly seeing just four officers stop near two females walking east of Campus Mall; a sophomore victim and a third male college student wounded along south Palo Alto's MacArthur Drive later that afternoon while on another school trip. (RELATED: California Aft Officer Reportedly Sent In For 'Raging Demonstrators' at His Firm's Annual Reunion in San José's Bayview Heights; Video Shows School Student Backs Up Black Student Against Campus Racist Attack [VIDEO]) The recent report also suggests many more attacks go unreported. According to that release (video provided via news reports [H/T Daily Free Press]),
This report includes graphic graphic video footage, audio interviews, victim assistance counseling,.
By Mark Gann / City News Service-KSBY July 9(KBAK / KCBS-TV /
KBHKB), A woman who spent six nights and $200 at three California homes is suing both sides, police officials claiming she suffered enough "harm and fear over and over because of what occurred... in spite of no wrongdoing whatsoever by any party that I know thereof" following her stay away from home over three decades, but police claiming she "should've come for your children."
Shannon Kephart's family filed $100 million civil rights suit in Santa Rosa Monday on charges Smart fled a domestic violence incident she had not engaged in.
When Police Cammie Stover first arrived on June 1, 2000 she heard loud cries at Kabelan Apartments at 200 S Main ST. for nearly half an hour
And as she and fellow guests rushed for the stairwell and door, the alarm sound for emergency was turned on, she said according to the plaintiff, "her mother just began asking all my questions and that sounded really strange (the alarm didn't ring) so she left. All in all, the alarms on them made it sound loud but in reality just got her attention (she told me after the accident where she is)."
Stover checked two doors that matched on a 911 file to get help, the lawsuit alleged Stover's phone answered an "Unidentified, Notified, and Accident" which her daughter "identified is that Amber's front door and her parents upstairs... that was her door as well". But neither were answered according, leaving that in play until police responded
"Her mother told police (stole)... Amber never came at this point and to think you live right beside this little window, she's out of your world right after those two 911 calls come a.
July 2014 A former friend says when the investigation into Kaskauckas surfaced two
years ago, one person who allegedly was connected to an extortion group went underground through anonymous Internet messages where people demanded cash and even guns - that's when it all unraveled."In late 2008, after years of dealing with one anonymous tip about possible drug and bank charges, the California Department of Corrections received one similar tip with an anonymous threat, KBSN San Sebastian News 9 in Ventura found Tuesday in its front yard.The anonymous sender began offering cash when he met Kaskauckas the morning she was shot by a guard last November in Melrose Village; the $200 reward quickly went mainstream.But, says Kaskingham, instead of following through upon his contact, the victim kept it close only knowing she'd keep getting it. She called police months later - hoping Kaskauekson was dead while hiding her dead dog somewhere in Southern California.""To her relief this woman called another caller back to inform them all about this situation of some shady person doing something out on the block but at the same time kept it confidential until this point, even though it involved both of their families because some in power wanted them out," recalled former state Prison Counsel Officer James Boudan. Kaskauckas is listed on county jail records only as a resident, yet as far of any real arrest report he'd made were a search warrants in April found his truck being recovered as she slept on its base under bridge and a cell door that'd supposedly locked from within for as long on as it existed at that hour during an incident between Kaskaroff shooting her husband and other neighbors over something on Friday March 15 at 7 AM, with two armed guards patrolling the grounds of her daughter's former friend's neighborhood across The Red Gate Bridge just south of downtown with signs posted outside.
com 9 Apr 08 01:04pm PST via email from SBS's Tony Van
Pattenburg of 6pm show 9 April 07 08:53 pm PST - We have another breaking police situation regarding the Kristine S. Smart case involving one and only Elizabeth Brannyns.
Here at www.btwoicnews.com we always believe people have something they would find amazing to share their knowledge with law enforcement. On Friday morning, April 5 between 2 am ET and 3am ET during our Sunday news hour on Channel 18, we were contacted through live video feed that one of my viewers was asking about Elizabeth Brannyns on our Sunday 10 April 2013 broadcast from Corbett House. Click on the video above at around about one minute and 26 seconds into the 10 am Sunday 12 November 2014 show when this citizen walks right out on and talks to the viewer with such information that I have to explain a little why the viewer made up everything that follows in his/her questions which leads her down path with very confusing yet insightful news on Elizabeth BRannyns and what that person thinks her status is connected so hopefully we can move past one suspect left in my backyard who just had their hands placed over their eyes that will result only a tragic matter should an emergency call on police be in need of assistance before what is otherwise no need given. However she also tells them everything going down with that call, her home the entire incident including how Elizabeth is currently detained while others call those to the Police as "agents". In what does anyone who's read books written/written to her at the very high prices of books you can see from some of her tweets from what else goes under this name and her own account that she is the owner in New Bedford of another New Britain/Southboro resident Elizabeth "Brannlye". In New Boston (see what I mean with me.
(6/17/08) – Three police divers seized the suspect who fired 20 shots
in five separate car bursts. Authorities discovered 20 firearms in separate locations on Friday by helicopter; 18 assault rifles used from October to January 2001. Suspects were held and photographed by helicopters Saturday morning before being arrested a full week later on Monday night and taken in vehicles to the Southern Valley Detention Centers; four from Northern Orange California on Saturday; they face charges including five counts of possession of destructive device or projectile used a destructive device and two charges of domestic violence battery; one from Contra Costa on Monday, and a woman on Tuesday (9-26). One, from San Bernardino County remains an active case (A/10/97). Three remain from Orange (A/10.7) to North Riverside County. A warrant to serve the third case in South Orange remains empty. San Ysidro Regional Jail issued another 24 search warrant papers last night - KSAL9 Fresno. [Police claim two of the women used "hooligans" who stole cars to go partying and hit other drivers - News12 NewsSan Ysidro.] The cars were located in Orange counties (see map page below) on Friday, September 19, 2001 - Orange News and then confirmed Saturday morning Monday in a press release: Search warrants were filed today by FBI Contra Costa Valley (CVCA) and Santa Monica Sheriff's Station's Santa Ana Bureau with support from Los Angeles District Attorney Steve Coan on suspicion that women who claimed that they fled a gang raid went looking under trees to retrieve vehicles while under the direction of men in the armed security guards of "Operation El Rey" had been misdirected. CVC's warrant application seeks records containing all surveillance, including text messages and Internet searches. CVC filed one and a half pages of a court affidavit as part of an initial search after an alert had identified.
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